Copper 45° Bend Viega 2626 Ø22 mm, pack of 5

Viega 2626 is a 45° copper pipe bend with a nominal diameter of 22 mm supplied in a pack of five. The fitting is designed to provide a compact, fixed-angle directional change in copper tubing for plumbing and heating systems. It is suitable for potable water, heating circuits and general pipework where a durable 45° change of direction in 22 mm copper lines is required.

Advantages

The fitting combines copper construction with press connection technology to ensure reliable mechanical strength and long-term corrosion resistance. It is equipped with HNBR sealing elements to provide tight joints and to maintain sealing performance under normal domestic and commercial operating temperatures. The product incorporates the withSC‑Contur feature that facilitates leak detection during pressure testing and supports safe installation practices.

Suitable for

• Potable water distribution in residential and commercial buildings
• Heating system pipe runs and branch connections
• Compact changes of direction in copper piping where a 45° angle is required
• General plumbing and repair work on 22 mm copper lines

Key specifications

• Material: copper
• Angle: 45°
• Nominal diameter: 22 mm
• Connection type: press connection
• Sealing material: HNBR elastomer
• Pack quantity: 5 pieces
• Design: fixed-angle bend for copper tubing

How to use

Prepare the copper pipes by cutting square and deburring the ends, then clean and mark insertion depths according to the fitting. Insert the pipe fully into the press connection until the insertion stop is reached. Use a compatible press tool and appropriate press jaws to make the press joint following the press tool manufacturer's instructions. After pressing, perform the required pressure test; the withSC‑Contur feature assists in identifying any non-pressed or leaking joints during testing.

Usage recommendations

Use only approved press tools and jaws sized for 22 mm press fittings and verify that HNBR seals are suitable for the intended medium and temperature range. Observe local plumbing codes and perform pressure testing after installation. Store fittings in a dry environment to avoid contamination before assembly.