Pneumatic conveying elbows for your material and process

PneuBend is Polimak’s specialist website for pneumatic conveying elbows. We help industrial users evaluate the bends that connect their process—from material pickup and silo filling to transfer between production stages.

A bend changes more than the direction of a pipeline. It affects where particles strike, how much they slide, how the product leaves the turn and how easily the line can be maintained. Start with your material, operating conditions and the problem you want to solve.

Pneumatic conveying pipeline fitted with a Polimak elbow

Find the right starting point

Replacing a worn elbow?

Send photographs of the bend, wear location and adjacent pipework. Include the current service interval and material throughput.

Protecting product quality?

Tell us about fines, broken granules, streamers, contamination or cleaning requirements.

Designing a new line?

Share the pipe standard, route, conveying mode and design conditions so the elbow can be assessed as part of the complete system.

Batch of blue Polimak compact flanged conveying elbows

Compact flanged conveying elbows

Explore the Polimak compact elbow, its connection arrangement and the application information needed for a technical review. Dimensions and operating limits are confirmed for the selected configuration.

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Choose by the challenge

Explore guidance for abrasive materials, plastic pellet streamers, fragile products, restricted layouts and product changeovers. Our application pages explain which information matters and when a different bend technology may deserve consideration.

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Backed by Polimak

PneuBend brings a specialist elbow focus to Polimak’s broader work in bulk solids handling, conveying, storage, feeding and dust collection. This process perspective helps connect component selection with the rest of the installation.

Tell us what moves through your line

Material name, approximate throughput and a photograph are enough to begin the discussion. If you have drawings or operating data, include them with your enquiry.