Conex single-socket 45° elbow B Press copper 15 mm P504001500000

The Conex single-socket 45° elbow B Press copper 15 mm is a compact press-fit fitting designed for changing the direction of copper pipework by 45 degrees. Manufactured from copper, this elbow is intended for press connection systems and provides a solder-free joint for potable water and heating installations. Its single-socket form allows one end to accept a plain copper pipe while the other end is ready for a press connection, enabling quick integration into existing runs and new installations.

Advantages

The copper construction ensures corrosion resistance and long service life in domestic and commercial plumbing. Press-fit assembly removes the need for open flame or soldering, reducing installation time and safety risks on site. The 45° angle offers a compact directional change that minimizes space requirements and flow disturbance compared with multiple fittings. Compatibility with press tools and standard 15 mm copper tube sizes simplifies installation workflows.

Suitable for

• Domestic potable water supply systems
• Central heating and radiator connections
• Plumbing repairs and retrofits requiring solder-free joints
• Tight or confined spaces where a small directional change is needed

Key specifications

• Material: Copper
• Angle: 45° directional elbow
• Connection type: Single-socket press-fit system
• Nominal diameter: 15 mm
• Application: Cold and hot water, heating circuits

How to use

Cut the copper pipe square and deburr the end to ensure a clean fit. Insert the pipe into the single-socket end until it seats fully, then position the press tool over the press connection area following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Activate the press operation to form a permanent, leak-tight joint. Verify the joint visually and, where appropriate, perform a pressure test of the system to confirm integrity before commissioning.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible press jaws and follow Conex and press tool manufacturer guidelines for joint preparation, pressing parameters and inspection. Avoid using damaged or deformed copper tube and ensure water systems are flushed and tested after installation to remove debris. For installations in concealed locations, document joint positions for future maintenance.