Stainless steel elbows are pipe fittings manufactured from corrosion-resistant stainless steel grades such as 304 and 316, typically formed through hot pushing, stamping, or similar processes. These elbows are designed to transport a variety of fluid media—including water, gases, acids, and alkalis—while withstanding mechanical stress and chemical corrosion. Among them, the 90-degree elbow is the most common, serving as a critical component for right-angle directional changes in piping systems. It is widely used in applications such as chemical processing, building water supply and drainage, and food production. Their design prioritizes smooth fluid flow and long-term wear resistance.