In modern kitchens, the space under the sink is often narrow and complex, requiring pipes to bypass cabinet beams, deviate from drain outlets, or intersect with other pipes.
The long S-tube is not only responsible for the drainage system but also a long-term investment in family health and quality of life. As a senior plumbing engineer said, "A good kitchen starts with a good long S-tube."
As a core component of the sink, the shape, height, and water outlet of a 24 groove small bend directly impact the user experience and the perceived space.
As a key component connecting the sink drain to the main drain pipe, the kitchen elbow not only bears the core functions of preventing odors and backflow, but its internal flow channel design also directly determines drainage efficiency.
The elbow angle significantly affects the water flow velocity, pressure distribution and turbulence formation by changing the fluid movement trajectory, thereby affecting the performance of the entire kitchen drainage system.
In modern kitchen storage systems, dish racks are frequently used components, and their design directly impacts daily convenience and the cleanliness of the space.