P-traps, the curving section of pipe you can see under the sinks in your house, perform a vital function for any plumbing fixture in a building.

A curved section of pipe is mounted to the pipe support.

But because the drainpipe exits at a higher level than the curved portion of the pipe, some water is captured and held in the trap’s curve.

A return pipe (3F) is provided with a curved pipe section (3F2) that curves between the entrance and exit thereof.

A bend restrictor supports the hose as the hose bends downwardly for deployment in water.

Labels attached to an object with a curved surface such as a pipe

By preparing the construction in such a way that the elongated curved pipe section can rotate around the axis of the pipeline, the elongated curved pipe section can be tied up at a later stage in the right direction.

A shaped hose assembly (20) includes a length of hose (22) having an external surface (24) and a hose form (26) including a non-continuous, generally curved wall (28) that extends around the circumference of the external surface of the hose.

For example, you might need to cut a semicircle or curve around a pipe.

For instance, you may need to cut a curve or semicircle around a pipe.

A method and apparatus for circumferential application of materials to an interior surface of a curved pipe includes providing a pipe support with a rotational axis.

The clamp has an arcuate pipe receiving base member (16) and a flat cover member (20) that is snap fitted to the base member to clamp about the pipe.

The hose (22) terminates in a curved end portion (62) which couples to the wand (34) in such a manner that the hose (22) is able to swivel about the longitudinal axis (X) of the wand (34).

The P-trap is at the curve of the drainpipe under the sink, usually inside a cabinet.

Drain piping can also be cleaned by removing the J-bend on the trap below the fixture.