AC Line Cover Kit

Line Set Cover Parts for Angled AC Pipe Runs

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45 Degree Flat Bend, Line Set Cover Parts for Angled AC Pipe Runs

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Description: 45 degree flat bend for line set cover runs that change direction gradually. Fits 75/100/130/160 mm profiles. Replacement parts and OEM from GUANDE China.
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45 Degree Flat Bend

The 45 degree flat bend softens a direction change instead of forcing a hard corner. On facades with angled walls, bay windows or sloping eaves, two of them plus a short straight section make a clean 90 degree offset where a single elbow would look abrupt.

Key Features

UV-stabilised rigid PVC — exterior grade, matched to the line set cover system
Snap-on assembly — fits the standard base channel and cover of the series
Replacement part or bulk stock — supplied individually as well as inside complete kits
Four profile widths — 75, 100, 130 and 160 mm

Technical Specifications

Item	Specification
Component	45 Degree Flat Bend
Material	Rigid PVC (UPVC), UV-stabilised, high impact resistance
Profile	75 mm slim series, PVC
Colour	White as shown; black, brown and ivory to order
Compatibility	Fits the AC Line Cover Kit series straight duct and covers
Supply format	Single component, bulk pack or complete kit, OEM/ODM available

Where It Is Used

Mini split, ductless AC and heat pump exterior line set runs
Extensions and repairs on existing line set cover installations
Project stock where installers carry fittings separately from straight duct

Dimension Data — 75 Series

Dimensions of this fitting in the 75 mm series (PVC):

Component	Dimensions A x B x C (mm)	Package quantity
Horizontal bend 45°	82 x 68 x 56 x 25	60 pcs/unit
Vertical bend 45°	82 x 67 x 61 x 32	60 pcs/unit

Installation Examples

45 degree bend softening a direction change

Angled bend in place on an installed run

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When should I use a 45 degree bend instead of a 90 degree elbow?
A: When the wall geometry changes direction gradually, or when the corner should look softened rather than square.

Q: Can two bends make a 90 degree offset?
A: Yes. Two 45 degree bends with a short straight section between them create an offset that clears a ledge or pillar.

Q: Which widths are available?
A: The bend is produced for the 75, 100, 130 and 160 mm profiles.