Bituminized Fiber Pipe Bend

Bituminized Fiber Pipe Bend is a type of nonmetallic pipe fitting that is commonly used in construction and building projects. It is classified under the supply class Pipe And Conduit, Nonmetallic, which includes various types of nonmetallic pipes and conduits.

Bituminized Fiber Pipe Bends are made from a material called bituminized fiber, which is a type of composite material. This material is composed of layers of fiber, such as cellulose or fiberglass, that are impregnated with bitumen, a sticky and viscous substance derived from petroleum.

These pipe bends are designed to provide flexibility and durability in plumbing and piping systems. They are commonly used in applications where resistance to corrosion, chemicals, and high temperatures is required. Bituminized Fiber Pipe Bends are often used in underground or buried piping systems, as they have good resistance to moisture and soil conditions.

These pipe bends are available in various sizes and angles to accommodate different piping configurations. They can be easily installed using standard pipe fitting techniques, such as solvent welding or mechanical coupling.

Overall, Bituminized Fiber Pipe Bends are a reliable and cost-effective solution for nonmetallic piping needs in construction and building projects.