Copper 90° Bend Pipe Fitting VIEGA 95090, 10 mm dia, pack of 10

VIEGA 95090 is a copper 90° bend pipe fitting with a 10 mm diameter, supplied in a pack of 10 pieces. It is engineered for creating a compact right-angle change of direction in copper tubing used in plumbing and heating systems. The fitting is intended for use with copper pipework carrying water and heating fluids, providing reliable mechanical alignment and a clean joint when installed with a soldered connection.

Advantages

The copper construction offers good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance in typical potable water and heating environments. The small-radius 90° bend saves space where a compact change of direction is required and helps maintain consistent flow direction. Supplied in a pack of ten, the fittings allow multiple joints to be completed on a single job without repeated ordering. The soldered connection type provides a secure, permanent joint when installed by a qualified fitter using appropriate soldering methods.

Suitable for

• Domestic and commercial potable water supply lines
• Heating circuits and radiator connections
• Compact copper pipe installations where a 90° turn is required
• Repair and renovation of existing copper networks

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Angle: 90° bend
• Nominal diameter: 10 mm
• Connection method: soldered joint
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces

How to use

Prepare pipe ends by cutting square and cleaning the outer surface and inner bore to remove oxidation and contaminants. Apply flux to both the fitting and pipe, assemble the joint, and heat evenly with a suitable soldering torch until the solder flows and creates a continuous fillet around the joint. Allow the assembly to cool naturally, then clean off residual flux. Installations should follow local plumbing codes and be performed by a qualified installer where required.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure adequate ventilation when soldering. Verify compatibility of solder and flux with potable water systems if used on drinking water supply. For pressurized heating systems, test joints at the required system pressure after installation and check for leaks.