Nomaco Kflex
Nomaco Kflex 801-LRE-048068 3/4" x 5/8" Elastomeric Elbow Pipe Fitting
Black NBR/PVC elastomeric 90-degree elbow insulation fits 3/4-inch tube and 1/2-inch pipe, rated from -297 to 220 degrees F with R-value 3.0
- TypeTarps
- Operates from -297 °F to 220 °F
- NBR/PVC elastomeric material resists moisture and heat
- Approximate R-value 3.0 reduces thermal loss
- Pre-formed 90° elbow fits 3/4 in tube and 5/8 in pipe
- 1/2 in wall thickness provides consistent insulation coverage
Nomaco Kflex Elastomeric Elbow Fitting
This pre-formed 90-degree elbow fits 3/4-inch tube and 5/8-inch pipe. The NBR/PVC based elastomeric material provides thermal insulation for piping, ducts, and tanks. It arrives new in black finish with a nominal wall thickness of 1/2 inch. The fitting covers curved sections without cutting straight insulation.
Upgrade from wrap or tape on curved runs
Spiral-wrapped insulation leaves gaps at bends where condensation forms. This moulded elbow seals the full radius in one piece, saving install time on refrigerant or hydronic lines. The jump is worth it when vapour-barrier integrity matters more than material cost per foot.
Temperature and R-value limits
Continuous exposure above 220 °F or below -297 °F exceeds the rated range and may degrade the elastomer. The approximate R-value of 3.0 applies at the stated 1/2-inch wall; thinner sections on tight radii reduce effective resistance. UV exposure and mechanical abuse are not rated.
Highlights
- Operates from -297 °F to 220 °F
- NBR/PVC elastomeric material resists moisture and heat
- Approximate R-value 3.0 reduces thermal loss
- Pre-formed 90° elbow fits 3/4 in tube and 5/8 in pipe
- 1/2 in wall thickness provides consistent insulation coverage
Specifications
| Brand | K-FLEX USA |
|---|---|
| Type | Tarps |
Questions about this item
What pipe sizes does the 90-degree elbow fit?
The elbow fits a 3/4 inch tube I.D. and a 5/8 inch pipe I.D. with a 1/2 inch wall thickness.
How is the elastomeric elbow installed on the pipe?
The pre-formed 90-degree elbow slides over the pipe joint; the step often missed is sealing the seam with compatible adhesive to maintain the vapour barrier.
What temperature range can the NBR/PVC insulation handle before replacement?
The material is rated from -297 °F to 220 °F; if the system exceeds these limits the insulation will degrade and need replacing.
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