Copper 90° Elbow KAN-therm 15 mm (Kolano 90° Copper - 15)

KAN-therm Copper 90° Elbow 15 mm is a right-angle copper fitting intended to change direction of 15 mm copper piping in plumbing and heating installations. Manufactured from corrosion-resistant copper, this 90° elbow offers a compact, durable connection point for potable water and heating circuits where a reliable metal fitting is required. The simple geometry and standard dimensions make it compatible with common soldering and brazing joining methods for copper tube systems.

Advantages

The KAN-therm 90° copper elbow provides long-term corrosion resistance and thermal stability typical of copper fittings. Its compact form reduces the space needed for directional changes in pipe runs while maintaining smooth internal flow. The fitting is suitable for standard 15 mm copper tubing and supports conventional joining techniques, ensuring predictable installation performance and dimensional conformity with copper piping systems.

Suitable for

• Potable water supply piping
• Domestic and commercial heating circuits
• Branching or changing direction in copper pipe installations
• Repairs and retrofits in existing copper systems

Key specifications

• Material: Copper
• Angle: 90°
• Nominal pipe size: 15 mm
• Application: Potable water and heating systems
• Connection type: Designed for soldering/brazing to copper tubing
• Shape: Compact elbow for tight installations

How to use

Prepare the copper tubing ends by cutting square and cleaning with an appropriate abrasive or chemical cleaner to remove oxidation and debris. Fit the elbow onto the tubing, ensuring full insertion and correct alignment for the intended 90° change of direction. Use a suitable soldering or brazing process following material and safety guidelines for copper fittings, and verify joints are leak-free after cooling and system pressurization. Follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer recommendations for acceptable joint methods.

Usage recommendations

Store fittings in a dry area to avoid surface contamination prior to installation. When joining, use flux and solder or brazing filler compatible with potable water systems if the fitting will serve drinking water. Inspect joints visually and pressure-test the system in accordance with relevant standards before putting into service.