Ricom PP elbow 45° socket DN80/125, model PP80/125B45V

Ricom PP elbow 45° socket DN80/125, model PP80/125B45V is a polypropylene (PP) 45-degree bend designed for DN80/125 pipe systems. It features socket ends for straightforward push-fit or solvent-weld connections to compatible DN80/125 pipes. The fitting is intended for drainage, sewer and ventilation installations where a compact, angled change of direction in a plastic piping network is required.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction ensures corrosion resistance and long-term chemical stability in common drainage and wastewater environments. The 45° angle provides a smooth directional change that reduces turbulent flow compared with sharper bends. Socket ends streamline installation and alignment with DN80/125 pipes, minimizing the need for additional adapters. The fitting’s compact form factor allows space-efficient routing in confined installation areas.

Suitable for

• Wastewater and sewage drainage systems
• Building drainage and vent stacks
• Plastic piping networks requiring a 45° directional change
• Retrofit and new-build installations with DN80/125 pipes

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Angle: 45 degrees
• Connection type: socket ends for DN80/125 pipes
• Application areas: drainage, sewer, ventilation
• Form factor: compact elbow for space-saving routing

How to use

Select matching DN80/125 pipes and ensure pipe ends are clean and free of debris before assembly. Align pipe into the socket end to the appropriate insertion depth and secure the joint according to the chosen connection method (push-fit sealing system or solvent welding where applicable). Maintain correct alignment to avoid stress at the joint and check that the elbow’s angle corresponds to the required pipe route. Follow local plumbing codes and installation standards for drainage and sewer systems during assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible gaskets or solvent adhesives specified for polypropylene systems when required, and avoid exposure to open flames or high-temperature sources during installation. Inspect installed joints for leaks under typical operating conditions and ensure access for maintenance where necessary.