SANHA Therm 45° double-socket elbow ZWxZW 42 — pipe fitting 42 mm

SANHA Therm 45° double-socket elbow ZWxZW 42 — pipe fitting 42 mm is a 45-degree socket elbow designed for connecting two 42 mm pipes in Therm systems. The fitting provides a compact change of direction in plumbing, heating and HVAC piping runs with socket-type connections that facilitate secure joints suitable for potable water and heating circuits.

Advantages

The elbow offers a precise 45° angle for smooth directional transitions and reduced flow disturbance compared with sharper bends. Socket-ended connections enable reliable joints with appropriate joining methods for the Therm system. Designed for use with 42 mm pipes, the compact form minimizes space requirements in tight installations while maintaining mechanical strength and flow capacity suitable for residential and light commercial piping.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial potable water installations
• Heating and radiator circuits
• HVAC piping where a 45° change of direction is required
• Retrofit and new-build plumbing runs with 42 mm Therm system pipes

Key specifications

• Angle: 45° bend for directional change
• Connection type: double socket (ZWxZW) for socket joining
• Nominal pipe diameter: 42 mm
• System compatibility: Therm system socket connections
• Typical applications: potable water, heating and HVAC circuits

How to use

Select this 45° double-socket elbow when a 45-degree deviation is required in a run of 42 mm Therm system pipes. Prepare pipe ends according to the Therm system joining instructions, ensuring clean, deburred surfaces and correct insertion depth. Assemble using the manufacturer-recommended joining method for the socket connections. Verify alignment and support the piping to avoid undue stress on the joint. Pressure-test the system in accordance with applicable regulations after installation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate joining materials and tools specified for the Therm system and observe local plumbing and heating standards. Consider allowing access panels or removable sections in confined areas where maintenance or future modifications may be required.