Copper pipe fitting VIEGA 95301, copper material, diameter 35 cm, pack of 10

VIEGA 95301 is a copper pipe fitting with a 35 cm diameter supplied in a pack of 10 pieces. Manufactured from copper, this component is designed for plumbing and HVAC systems where corrosion resistance and thermal conductivity are required. The fitting is intended for soldered connections and is suitable for installations, repairs and routine replacements in both residential and commercial applications.

Advantages

The copper construction provides long-term resistance to corrosion and reliable thermal performance compared with many alternative materials. Designed for soldered joints, the fitting offers a secure, low-leakage connection when installed by a qualified technician. Supplied in a pack of 10, it enables consistent material selection across multiple joints or repeat installations, reducing variability and simplifying inventory management.

Suitable for

• Water supply and distribution lines in residential buildings
• Heating and radiator connections in HVAC systems
• Plumbing repairs and replacement of worn or damaged fittings
• Small commercial installations requiring corrosion-resistant metallic fittings

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Connection type: soldered connection
• Outer diameter: 35 cm
• Packaging: pack of 10 pieces

How to use

Prepare mating pipe ends by cutting square and removing burrs, then clean and flux both surfaces to be joined. Assemble the copper fitting onto the pipe and apply heat until the solder flows uniformly into the joint. Allow the joint to cool naturally without disturbing the assembly, then inspect the connection for continuous solder coverage and any visible defects. Follow applicable local codes and standards for soldered plumbing installations and use appropriate safety equipment when heating and handling solder.

Usage recommendations

Store fittings in a dry, covered area to avoid surface contamination; avoid exposing cleaned joint surfaces to humidity or oils prior to soldering. For best results, use lead-free plumbing solder and certified flux rated for potable water if the application involves drinking water. Have installations and repairs performed or inspected by qualified plumbing or HVAC personnel to ensure compliance with local regulations.