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90 Degree Pipe Repair Clamp
Product Overview
A 90 Degree Pipe Repair Clamp is designed for localized repair of pipeline sections where two pipes meet or change direction at approximately 90 degrees. It can be used to address leakage, cracks, corrosion, and localized mechanical damage around elbow and angled pipe connections.
The repair assembly generally consists of a shaped metal clamp body, sealing gasket, bolts, and nuts. The clamp follows the geometry of the 90-degree connection and applies clamping pressure to the affected area.
Structure and Sealing
The clamp body is configured to accommodate the angle between the connected pipe sections. Its shaped construction allows the repair assembly to cover the connection area without requiring a straight cylindrical configuration.
A sealing gasket is positioned between the clamp and pipe surface to cover the damaged or leaking section. When the bolts are tightened, the clamp compresses the gasket against the pipe and creates a mechanical sealing interface.
Specifications
Product Type: 90 degree pipe repair clamp
Connection Angle: 90°
Pipe Diameter: Available for different pipe sizes
Clamp Body: Metal construction
Sealing Element: Rubber or elastomer gasket
Fastening System: Bolts and nuts
Application: Elbow and 90-degree pipe connection repair
Surface Treatment: Configurable according to service environment
Configuration: Selected according to pipe diameter, connection geometry, and damaged area
Applications
90 Degree Pipe Repair Clamp can be used for:
90-degree elbow leak repair
Angled pipe connection repair
Pipeline crack sealing
Localized corrosion repair
Water supply pipeline maintenance
Municipal piping systems
Industrial pipeline systems
Utility and fire protection pipelines
When selecting a 90 Degree Pipe Repair Clamp, the pipe outside diameter, connection angle, pipe material, operating pressure, temperature, elbow geometry, and damaged section should be considered to determine the appropriate clamp and gasket configuration.
