Conex press elbow 90° copper 22 mm from B Press series

Conex press elbow 90° copper 22 mm from the B Press series is a press-fit fitting engineered for making secure, solder-free right-angle connections in copper pipe systems. It is sized for 22 mm copper tubing and is intended for potable water and heating installations where a reliable 90° change of direction is required. The design integrates a pressing zone compatible with press tools to produce uniform, leak-tight joints without the need for flame or solder.

Advantages

The B Press 90° elbow offers consistent press connections that reduce installation time compared with traditional soldering. Its copper construction provides corrosion resistance and material compatibility with copper pipework. Using a press method eliminates the need for a heat source during installation, improving safety in confined or finished spaces and enabling faster commissioning of plumbing and heating circuits.

Suitable for

• Potable water supply pipework
• Domestic and commercial heating systems
• Right-angle changes in copper tubing runs
• Repairs and retrofit work where open flame is restricted

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Connection method: press-fit
• Angle: 90° elbow
• Nominal diameter: 22 mm
• Series: B Press compatible press zone
• Intended media: potable water, heating fluids

How to use

Prepare the copper pipe by cutting square and deburring the end faces. Insert the pipe fully into the press elbow until it seats against the internal stop. Use a compatible press tool and jaw sized for 22 mm connections to actuate the press zone according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Confirm the press by visual inspection of the joint and, if required, perform a pressure test to validate leak-tightness before putting the system into service.

Usage recommendations

Store fittings in a dry environment and protect from mechanical damage prior to installation. Use only press jaws and tools specified for the B Press system and ensure installers are trained in press fitting procedures. After pressing, verify joints with a pressure test appropriate to the system type and local regulations.