90° Metal Elbow for Ventilation Ducts

Frequently asked questions

• What is the 90° metal elbow for?

  It's used to install and route ventilation ducting in grow rooms, tents and any air extraction or intake setup. Its 90-degree angle lets you get around corners, ceilings and obstacles, routing the airflow exactly where you need it.

• Does airflow get lost when the duct turns?

  The elbow is designed to change the duct's direction with minimal airflow loss and taking up the least possible space. It's the cleanest way to turn the route when you don't have room for a wide bend.

• What material is it made of?

  Galvanized metal, a sturdy, fire-resistant material that withstands corrosion, moisture and high temperatures. That's why it guarantees a long service life even in demanding installations.

• How is it fitted and sealed?

  It has a standard male-female fitting that makes it easy to mount directly onto tubes and fittings of the same diameter. Once fitted, seal it with a clamp or aluminum tape so the joint stays airtight.

• What diameters are available?

  There are five diameters: 150, 200, 250, 315 and 400 mm. That range covers everything from home setups to professional installations, and it's compatible with standard extractors and ducting of the same diameter.

• Does it work for both extraction and intake?

  Yes, it's an accessory designed for both air extraction and intake systems alike. You can use it on any section of the run where you need to change direction.