Copper 45° Elbow Fitting Conex series 5000 35 mm

Copper 45° elbow fitting from Conex series 5000 with a 35 mm diameter designed for joining copper pipes at a 45-degree angle in plumbing, heating and refrigeration systems. The fitting provides a compact, fixed-angle joint for clean directional changes in pipe runs and is compatible with standard copper piping and installation practices where a soldered, brazed or pressed copper connection is required.

Advantages

The Conex 45° elbow is manufactured from copper to ensure reliable thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance in potable water and heating applications. Its 35 mm dimension offers a balance between flow capacity and compact routing in confined installations. The fitting is compatible with common joining methods used for copper pipework and provides a stable sealed connection when installed according to industry practice.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial potable water distribution
• Central heating circuits and hot water systems
• Refrigeration and air-conditioning refrigerant lines using copper pipe
• Directional changes in copper plumbing and hydronic systems

Key specifications

• Material: Copper
• Angle: 45°
• Nominal diameter: 35 mm
• Connection type: Designed for copper-to-copper joining (solder, brazing or compatible pressing methods)
• Typical applications: Potable water, heating, refrigeration lines

How to use

Prepare copper pipe ends by cutting square, deburring and cleaning the surfaces to be joined. Fit the 45° elbow onto the pipe ends, applying the appropriate flux if using soldering or brazing, or following the manufacturer’s instructions for pressing systems. Heat or press the joint as required until a reliable seal is achieved, then allow the assembly to cool. After installation, inspect the joints for proper fit and perform pressure testing in accordance with local codes and installation standards.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible cleaning, flux and filler materials rated for potable water where applicable. Verify material suitability and local regulations for use in potable water, heating and refrigeration systems. When in doubt, follow Conex installation guidelines and local plumbing codes to ensure safe and durable connections.