Description
Trident Marine 6" 90-Degree Blue Silicone Exhaust Elbow | Boat Supply Store
Engineered for the rigors of marine propulsion systems, this Trident Marine exhaust elbow effectively manages exhaust gas routing. Constructed from a high-temperature silicone/EPDM blend rubber, it withstands operating temperatures up to 350°F (177°C), ensuring durability in demanding environments. The molded reinforcing ribs on this 6-inch ID component enhance structural integrity, meeting or exceeding critical standards like SAE J2006-R1, ABYC P-1, and NMMA P-1 for reliable performance in coastal and offshore applications.
Key Features
- Superior Heat Resistance: High-temperature silicone/EPDM blend rubber construction supports up to 350°F (177°C).
- Robust Durability: Reinforced ribs on 6" ID or larger provide structural integrity against exhaust system pressures.
- Corrosion Resistance: Excellent resilience against ozone, salt water, diesel fumes, and splash exposure.
- Compliance Assured: Exceeds stringent SAE J2006-R1, ABYC P-1, and NMMA P-1 marine exhaust standards.
- Smooth Flow Design: Features a smooth bore and cover to minimize exhaust gas restriction.
- Complete Installation Kit: Includes four heavy-duty stainless steel T-bolt clamps for secure attachment.
- Extended Service Life: Formulated for resistance to aging and extreme temperature fluctuations.
- Vibrant Blue Aesthetics: Molded in a high-visibility blue for easy identification and inspection.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Inner Diameter | 6" |
| Degree | 90-degree |
| Material | Very high-temp silicone/EPDM blend rubber |
| Reinforcing Ribs | Yes (on 6" I.D. or larger) |
| Max Continuous Temperature | 350°F (177°C) |
| Resistance | Ozone, salt water, diesel fumes, splash, cold, heat, aging |
| Standards Exceeded | SAE J2006-R1, ABYC P-1, NMMA P-1 |
| Included Clamps | 4 Stainless Steel T-bolt clamps |
Who This Is For
Marine engine owners and technicians specifying 90-degree wet exhaust transitions for 6-inch inner diameter systems requiring high-temperature and chemical resistance. Essential for applications demanding compliance with rigorous marine exhaust certifications.
How It Compares
| Feature | Trident Marine 6" 90-Degree Blue Silicone Exhaust Elbow | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Inner Diameter | 6" | — |
| Degree | 90 | 90 |
| Material | Silicone/EPDM Blend Rubber | Silicone |
| Max Continuous Temperature | 350°F (177°C) | 350°F |
| Included Clamps | 4 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamps | Not Specified |
| Standards Met/Exceeded | SAE J2006-R1, ABYC P-1, NMMA P-1 | Not Specified |
Common Concerns Answered
What is the maximum continuous operating temperature for this Trident Marine exhaust elbow?
This Trident Marine exhaust elbow is rated for a maximum continuous operating temperature of 350°F (177°C), providing reliable performance under high-heat conditions common in marine exhaust systems.
What standards does this exhaust elbow meet or exceed?
This exhaust elbow meets or exceeds stringent industry standards including SAE J2006-R1, ABYC P-1, and NMMA P-1, ensuring it meets the rigorous requirements for marine wet exhaust applications.
What type of clamps are included with this exhaust elbow?
The Trident Marine exhaust elbow comes complete with four heavy-duty stainless steel T-bolt clamps, providing a secure and robust connection for your exhaust system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the inner diameter of this exhaust elbow?
The inner diameter of this Trident Marine exhaust elbow is precisely 6 inches (6").
What is the material composition of this exhaust elbow?
This exhaust elbow is constructed from a specialized, very high-temperature silicone/EPDM blend rubber, offering superior resistance to heat and environmental factors.
Are there reinforcing ribs on this exhaust elbow?
Yes, this exhaust elbow features molded reinforcing ribs, specifically designed for 6" I.D. or larger diameters, to enhance structural integrity under exhaust system pressure.
What environmental factors does this exhaust elbow resist?
This silicone/EPDM blend rubber is engineered for excellent resistance to ozone, salt water, diesel fumes, splash, cold, heat, and general aging, ensuring longevity in marine environments.
What are the potential challenges during installation?
Installation may require careful alignment and proper clamping technique to avoid crushing the silicone material; some installers find that using a mild lubricant can assist with fitting.
