Grey Metal 90-Degree Elbow Pipe Coupler – FM200

Engineered for clean agent fire suppression systems, this Revit family provides a grey metal 90-degree elbow pipe coupler with bolted lug collars. Rendered in a matte grey metallic finish, this component models a heavy-duty ninety-degree curved pipe fitting tailored for pressurized distribution networks. Each terminal end features an integrated collar sleeve flanked by two symmetrical mounting lugs drilled with circular bolt holes, designed to clamp rigid pipeline segments securely. The smooth internal sweep reduces friction loss across the bend, while the outer reinforcing shoulders provide structural stability at the mechanical joints. Modelled with precise geometry, the fitting clearly delineates the wall thickness, internal stop rims, and external split lines along the ears.

The download is a 256 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this RFA family directly into Revit MEP or mechanical templates to integrate within specialized fire protection and mechanical piping services. Connectors align seamlessly with system pipe runs, allowing designers to maintain accurate routing elevations and layout clearances. The clean solid geometry ensures fast regeneration times in complex 3D plant coordination models and collision checks against structural elements without weighing down document sets.

Ideal for technical facilities including data centres, server rooms, electrical substations, and industrial archives where clean agent gas suppression or high-pressure specialized piping is required. This asset pairs naturally with gaseous fire extinguishing bottles, discharge nozzles, manifold assemblies, and overhead pipe brackets. MEP coordinators and fire safety engineers searching for FM200 fittings, grooved pipe couplings, mechanical elbows, or clean agent fire protection components can readily insert it into construction documentation.