Copper elbow VIEGA 3091, 90° bend, pack of 10

The VIEGA 3091 copper elbow is a 90° bending fitting supplied in a pack of 10. Made for plumbing and heating installations, this copper elbow provides a right-angle change of direction for copper pipe runs and is suitable for potable water systems and heating circuits where a durable metal fitting is required.

Advantages

This copper elbow offers corrosion resistance and reliable mechanical strength typical of copper fittings. Its 90° geometry allows neat, space-saving direction changes in pipework, and being supplied in a pack of 10 makes it convenient for small installation jobs or repairs.

Suitable for

• Potable water supply lines
• Heating circuits and radiator connections
• General copper pipe routing and direction changes

When it may not be suitable

The fitting is intended for use with copper piping and may not be appropriate where different materials or specialized connection methods (for example, press-fit systems or plastic pipe systems) are required. For applications requiring threaded or flanged connections, this product is not suitable.

Key specifications

• Material: copper (available finishes: gunmetal or silicon bronze)
• Angle: 90° bend
• Thread type: R-thread
• Quantity: pack of 10 pieces

How to use

Fit the elbow into a copper piping system at the required location, ensuring compatible pipe dimensions and R-thread connection where applicable. Prepare pipe ends according to standard copper plumbing practice (clean, deburr, and fit using appropriate soldering, brazing or threaded joint procedures). Verify tightness and integrity after installation and pressure-test the circuit as per local codes.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm compatibility with the copper pipe diameter and R-thread requirements of your installation.
• Choose the appropriate finish (gunmetal or silicon bronze) for aesthetic or corrosion considerations.
• Ensure quantity (pack of 10) matches the scope of your project.

Usage recommendations

Use standard copper-joining techniques and follow local plumbing codes; inspect fittings for damage before installation and perform pressure testing after assembly to confirm leak-free joints.