Selectable Angle PVC and ABS Plastic Pipe Elbow Fitting - All-Bend
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Philadelphia, PA, 19125
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Selectable Angle PVC and ABS Plastic Pipe Elbow Fitting - All-BendDESCRIPTION
All-Bend is an easy-to-use two-piece elbow that can be cut and assembled to virtually any angle. It is currently available in white PVC and black ABS.PARSED CONTENT
The website had the following in the site, "There are only four or five different fixed angle elbows available for piping systems." I viewed that the web site stated " In rigid systems, bending the pipe or using flexible elbows is usually not appropiate." They also said " Is a rigid pipe elbow fitting with a selectable angle. It is currently available in PVC and ABS plastic. Can be used with PVC and ABS plastic DWV pipe and fittings ASTM D2665 and ASTM D2661 and also with PVC plastic schedule 40 pressure pipe and fittings for potable water ASTM D2466." The meta header had All-Bend as the first search term. This keyword is followed by Allbend, Selectable, and Select which isn't as important as All-Bend. The other words they uses is Variable. Angle is included and could not be seen by web engines.ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEB PAGES
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