The SANHA copper elbow 5090 90° for soldering with a 22 mm outside diameter is a plumbing fitting designed to change the direction of copper tubing by ninety degrees. It is manufactured from copper to provide corrosion resistance and compatibility with soldered joints, making it suitable for potable water, heating circuits and refrigeration installations that specify soldered copper connections. The fitting supports standard soldering techniques and is intended for permanent, pressure-tight joints in metal piping systems.
Advantages
The copper construction ensures good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, while the 90° design allows compact directional changes in piping runs. The product is made to industry dimensions for reliable fit with 22 mm copper tube and yields durable, leak-resistant joints when properly soldered. Being a straightforward, single-piece fitting, it simplifies installation and reduces the need for additional adapters in standard copper systems.
Suitable for
- Domestic potable water distribution with soldered copper pipe
- Central heating circuits and radiator connections
- Refrigeration and air-conditioning copper lines requiring soldered joints
- Plumbing repair and retrofit work in metal piping systems
Key specifications
- Angle: 90 degrees for directional change
- Material: copper
- Connection type: designed for soldering (capillary joint)
- Outside diameter compatibility: 22 mm copper tube
- Application: potable water, heating, refrigeration systems
How to use
Prepare the copper tubing by cutting to length and deburring the ends, then clean both the pipe and the fitting socket to remove oxides and contaminants. Apply appropriate flux for soldered copper joints, assemble the pipe into the fitting to the correct seating depth, and heat evenly with a suitable torch until proper solder flow is achieved to form a smooth, continuous joint. Allow the joint to cool naturally, then inspect and test for leaks under system pressure before placing into service.
Usage recommendations
Use only flux and solder materials appropriate for potable water or the specific system medium. Follow local plumbing codes and manufacturer guidance for soldering temperatures, joint preparation, and pressure testing. For applications outside typical potable water, heating, or refrigeration systems, confirm material compatibility and service conditions before installation.
