Sanha SANHA-Therm 45° pipe elbow 42 mm for sanitary and heating installations

The SANHA SANHA-Therm 45° pipe elbow with a 42 mm nominal diameter is designed for sanitary and heating installations where a gentle 45-degree change of direction is required. This fitting is intended for use with SANHA system pipes and compatible metal pipe materials in potable water, heating circuits and radiator connections. Its geometry provides smooth flow transition and minimizes pressure losses compared with sharper angles.

Advantages

The 45° elbow allows more gradual directional changes, reducing flow resistance and stress on the piping system. Manufactured to compatibility standards for SANHA-Therm systems, the fitting ensures stable mechanical connection and reliable hydraulic performance in domestic and commercial installations. Its 42 mm size is common for medium-diameter supply lines and radiator branches, simplifying integration into existing piping runs.

Suitable for

• Potable water distribution in residential and commercial buildings
• Hot water heating circuits and radiator feed/return lines
• Sanitary installations requiring a 45° change of direction

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 42 mm
• Angle: 45°
• Intended application: sanitary and heating systems
• Compatible with SANHA-Therm and similar metal piping systems
• Suitable for potable water and heating media

How to use

Install the elbow at the required change of direction following the pipe system manufacturer’s assembly instructions. Prepare and cut the pipes square, remove burrs and ensure mating surfaces are clean and free of debris. Use the appropriate joining method specified for the SANHA-Therm product range (for example, press-fitting or brazing, depending on the specific material and system). Verify alignment before completing the joint and perform a pressure test of the assembled system to check for leaks.

Usage recommendations

Use the elbow in accordance with applicable plumbing and heating standards. Match materials and joining methods within the same system type, maintain correct wall clearances and support distances, and perform pressure and operational tests after installation. For installations carrying potable water, follow local regulations for materials and procedures.