Angle elbow fitting Perfexim 704 20 mm x GZ 1/2" for plumbing connections

Perfexim 704 angle elbow fitting with a 20 mm compression connection and a GZ 1/2" (male) threaded end provides a compact right-angle junction for indoor plumbing systems. The fitting is designed to join a 20 mm pipe to a 1/2" female threaded component, allowing a 90-degree change of direction while maintaining a threaded seal. It is intended for water supply circuits, radiator connections and other domestic plumbing assemblies requiring a reliable angled transition between pipe and threaded fixture.

Advantages

This angle elbow fitting offers a space-saving 90° configuration that facilitates neat installations in confined spaces. The combination of a 20 mm connection and a 1/2" male thread enables direct mating with common radiator valves, fittings and threaded appliances. The product is engineered for durability in potable water and heating systems and supports a secure threaded junction that simplifies assembly and servicing.

Suitable for

• Connecting 20 mm pipes to radiator valves with 1/2" female threads
• Changing flow direction in household water supply circuits
• Indoor plumbing installations where a compact, angled threaded junction is required

Key specifications

• Connection type: 20 mm compression to 1/2" male thread (GZ 1/2")
• Angle: 90° elbow
• Typical use: water supply and radiator circuits
• Location: intended for indoor plumbing installations

How to use

Prepare the 20 mm pipe by cutting squarely and deburring the end before inserting it into the compression side of the fitting. Tighten the compression nut to the specified torque to form a watertight mechanical seal, and screw the 1/2" male thread into the corresponding female connection using appropriate sealing tape or joint compound as required by the installation practice. Verify alignment and ensure the elbow sits at 90° for the intended flow direction. After assembly, pressure-test the circuit according to local regulations to confirm leak-free operation.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible sealing materials on the threaded joint and follow manufacturer torque guidelines for compression fittings. Avoid overtightening to prevent damage to threads or the compression olive. For heating systems, ensure materials are compatible with operating temperatures and pressures, and perform regular inspections after initial commissioning.