Pressed downpipe bend

The bend (elbow) is a connecting element of the vertical rainwater downpipe system. It is used to change the direction of the pipe, allowing it to neatly bypass roof eaves, architectural protrusions, and uneven building walls.

Thanks to the pressing technology, the part has a smooth curve and a sleek inner surface. This prevents the accumulation of leaves and small debris inside the elbow, ensuring an unobstructed flow of water and stable operation of the drainage system. You can choose base galvanized steel or a version with a Polyester polymer coating for additional corrosion protection and an exact match with the facade color.

Design features:

• Optimal hydrodynamics: The standard 72-degree angle ensures a smooth transition of the pipe from the cornice to the wall without creating obstacles for the water flow.
• High strength: The pressed design without unnecessary seams features high rigidity, reliably withstanding mechanical loads and winter temperature fluctuations.
• Adaptation to complex facades: In addition to the standard 72° angle, we can manufacture bends with a custom degree of curvature for buildings with non-standard architecture.

Technical specifications:

• Material: Galvanized steel (Zn) or steel with polymer coating (Polyester)
• Coating colors: RR32, RR29, RAL7016, RAL7004, RAL8004
• Bending angle: 72° (custom angles available upon request)
• Compatibility with pipes: D-80, D-100, D-120, D-150 mm
• Production time: Galvanized products (Zn) — in stock; coated products — from 5 to 7 business days
• Certification: CE