Copper Elbow 28 mm VIEGA 1K 95001A (MPN 100827)

Copper Elbow 28 mm VIEGA 1K 95001A is a 90° plumbing fitting manufactured from copper for connecting and changing the direction of 28 mm copper tubing in water, heating and cooling systems. The fitting is intended for use in residential and commercial installations where a durable, corrosion-resistant joint is required. It is suitable for conventional joining methods compatible with copper, including soldering and other approved connection techniques.

Advantages

The copper construction offers good thermal conductivity and inherent corrosion resistance for long service life in potable water and heating circuits. The 90° angle provides a compact directional change with minimal flow disturbance when installed correctly. Compatibility with standard 28 mm copper tube sizes ensures straightforward integration into existing copper piping systems and common joining practices used by installers.

Suitable for

• Changing direction in domestic and commercial water supply pipelines
• Connections in heating circuits and radiator installations
• Cold and hot water distribution systems
• Plumbing repairs and retrofits using 28 mm copper tubing

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Angle: 90° elbow
• Nominal tube size: 28 mm
• Application: potable water, heating and cooling circuits
• Joining methods: suitable for soldering and compatible copper joining techniques

How to use

Prepare the 28 mm copper tubing by cutting squarely and deburring the ends. Clean the fitting and tube surfaces to remove oxides and contaminants before applying the chosen joining method. When soldering, apply flux as specified and heat evenly until a proper capillary flow of solder is achieved; allow the joint to cool naturally. Ensure correct alignment and support of the piping to avoid stress on the joint after installation. Follow local plumbing codes and best practices for safe and reliable connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the elbow with matching 28 mm copper tube and compatible joining materials. For potable water systems, verify that flux and solder meet regulatory requirements. Support pipes near the elbow to prevent mechanical strain. For systems operating at elevated temperatures or pressures, ensure the selected joining method and overall system design comply with applicable standards.