90 Degree Water Elbow, 5 mm Bore
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A set of four identical 90 degree elbow fittings for water lines, each with a 5 mm inside diameter and a 2 mm wall.
Each elbow has a smooth curved bend and two straight 14 mm legs. A small ridge at each leg end helps hold a tube in place.
- Inside diameter: 5 mm
- Outside diameter: 9 mm (2 mm wall)
- Leg length: 14 mm each
- Bend radius: 8 mm at the centreline
- Quantity: 4 identical elbows, spaced 25 mm apart
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