Angle Bend 90° SANHA SANHA-Therm 124001A28 for 28 mm copper pipe

SANHA SANHA-Therm 124001A28 for 28 mm copper pipe is a 90° angle bend designed to create a compact right-angle change of direction in plumbing, heating and HVAC piping systems. Intended for use with 28 mm copper tubing, the fitting is produced to meet the dimensional and functional requirements of SANHA-Therm systems and provides a reliable junction for radiator, boiler and general pipe runs where a 90° elbow is required.

Advantages

The angle bend delivers a precise 90° turn with consistent inner diameter alignment to reduce flow disruption. It is manufactured to fit standard 28 mm copper pipe and is compatible with soldering and pressing installation methods used in SANHA-Therm systems, allowing secure, leak-resistant joints. The compact form factor helps minimise space requirements at corners and connections while maintaining mechanical stability under normal operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial heating pipework
• Radiator and boiler connections
• Plumbing installations requiring right-angle direction changes
• HVAC distribution and service lines

Key specifications

• Angle: 90°
• Material: copper-compatible fitting for use in copper piping systems
• Nominal pipe size: 28 mm
• Compatible installation methods: soldering and pressing in SANHA-Therm systems
• Application: plumbing, heating and HVAC

How to use

Select the correct 28 mm copper pipe and prepare the pipe ends according to the chosen joining method (cleaning, deburring and applying flux for soldering or preparing surfaces for press connections). Position the 90° angle bend to achieve the required direction change and assemble using the approved soldering or pressing procedure for SANHA-Therm components. After joining, inspect the joint visually and perform pressure testing in accordance with applicable installation standards to verify leak-tightness and correct alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate safety equipment and follow local codes when soldering or pressing. Confirm compatibility with the rest of the system components and perform pressure and leak tests after installation. For long-term performance, avoid excessive mechanical stress at the elbow and allow sufficient support for connected pipe runs.