Conex copper elbow 45° 35 mm model 5041 035000000 — copper plumbing fitting

Conex copper 45° elbow for 35 mm pipes provides a fixed change of direction where a slight angle is needed in copper plumbing systems. Manufactured to suit potable water and heating installations, this 45-degree elbow enables compact routing of copper tubing in residential and commercial applications. The fitting is designed for use with 35 mm copper pipe and creates a smooth, corrosion-resistant joint when soldered or brazed in accordance with installation standards.

Advantages

The copper construction offers natural resistance to corrosion and long service life in contact with potable water and heating media. Its 45° geometry allows smoother flow transitions than a series of tighter-angle bends, reducing turbulence and pressure drop. The compact profile helps with space-restricted installations and simplifies alignment of runs without requiring additional adapters or offset pieces.

Suitable for

• Potable water distribution in residential and commercial buildings
• Central heating and radiator connections
• Directional changes in tight or confined spaces
• Repair or replacement of existing copper pipe sections

Key specifications

• Material: copper suitable for plumbing use
• Angle: 45 degrees
• Nominal pipe diameter: 35 mm
• Connection type: end-to-end for soldering or brazing
• Application: potable water and heating systems

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting square and cleaning with appropriate abrasives or chemical cleaners for copper prior to jointing. Fit the elbow onto the prepared 35 mm pipe ends, ensuring correct alignment for the intended direction change. Perform soldering or brazing according to applicable standards and safety practices, using flux and filler material compatible with copper. After cooling, inspect the joint for complete coverage and test the system for leaks following installation procedures.

Usage recommendations

Use with pipes of the specified diameter and follow local plumbing codes. Ensure joints are made by personnel trained in soldering or brazing copper to achieve reliable, leak-free connections. For systems carrying potable water or high-temperature heating fluids, verify compatibility with the overall system materials and operating conditions.