Hog-Gro™ Feed Tube Elbow 45 Degree 304 Stainless Steel
The 45° Feed Tube Elbow provides a gradual change in direction for compatible feed delivery systems. Its curved profile allows feed tubing to follow the required installation layout, making it a practical choice for new installations, line modifications, and replacement work.
Made from 304 stainless steel, this elbow combines strength with corrosion resistance for feed handling environments where tubing may encounter moisture and everyday wear. Available in Model 220/55 and Model 300/75 feedline sizes, it allows you to select the option that matches your existing system.
Key Features & Benefits
304 Stainless Steel Construction
Durable stainless steel offers resistance to rust and corrosion, supporting reliable use in compatible feed delivery systems.
45-Degree Bend
Redirects the feed line where a change in direction is needed, helping accommodate the layout of your installation.
Gradual Curved Profile
Provides a progressive transition between sections of feed tubing along the conveying route.
Two Feedline Size Options
Choose Model 220/55 or Model 300/75 to suit your system’s requirements.
Suitable for New and Existing Systems
Use for new feed line installations, changes to an existing route, or replacement of an elbow with matching specifications.
Typical Applications
Suitable for compatible feed conveying and distribution systems requiring a 45-degree tube elbow. Common uses include routing feed lines, extending existing installations, and replacing worn or damaged elbows.
Product Specifications
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Feed tube elbow |
| Bend Angle | 45° |
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Available Feedline Sizes | Model 220/55; Model 300/75 |
| Function | Changes the direction of a feed tube run |
| Installation Use | New installations, modifications, and replacements |
Size Selection & Compatibility
Select the feedline size that matches your equipment: Model 220/55 or Model 300/75. Confirm the tube diameter, connection style, and bend radius against your existing system. For systems using an internal auger, verify that the elbow is compatible with the auger and the equipment manufacturer’s requirements.