Trident Marine 3" EPDM Wet Exhaust Elbow w/ Clamps, SAE J2006 Compliant

Ensure a secure and reliable exhaust connection in your vessel with the Trident Marine TRL-390-S/S 3-inch ID 90-Degree EPDM Wet Exhaust Elbow. Designed for demanding marine wet exhaust systems, this molded elbow provides a smooth 90-degree turn, maintaining optimal exhaust flow and ensuring long-term durability in high-heat and high-moisture environments. Constructed from premium, high-temperature EPDM rubber and meeting stringent industry standards, it's the professional's choice for a robust and compliant exhaust solution. Upgrade your marine exhaust system for enhanced reliability and peace of mind.

In the Box:

• Trident Marine 3" ID 90-Degree EPDM Molded Wet Exhaust Elbow
• Four (4) 316 Stainless Steel T-Bolt Clamps

Key Benefits & Features:

• High-Temperature EPDM Rubber: Molded from robust EPDM rubber, it offers excellent resistance to heat, ozone, saltwater, diesel fumes, cold, and aging in demanding marine conditions.
• Optimal Exhaust Flow: Features a precise 3-inch inner diameter and a smooth bore interior, which reduces engine back pressure and optimizes exhaust flow for efficient and quieter operation.
• Secure Installation: Includes four 316 stainless steel T-bolt clamps, providing strong, even clamping force for a secure, long-lasting, and corrosion-resistant connection.
• Exceptional Durability: Withstands continuous temperatures up to 250°F (121°C), ensuring reliability and preventing failure in high-heat exhaust applications.
• Industry Certified: Exceeds marine industry standards including SAE J2006-R1, ABYC, and NMMA P-1 exhaust standards, guaranteeing certified quality and compliance for USA boat certification and surveys.
• Flexible Design: The flexible EPDM construction helps accommodate misalignment, movement, and vibration, reducing stress on the entire exhaust system.

Recommended Applications:

• Ideal for inboard and sterndrive marine engines.
• Suitable for wet exhaust system routing and replacements, particularly in tight engine compartments requiring a 90-degree turn.