Pipe elbow VIEGA 2614.2, gunmetal 90° bend, 28 mm diameter, pack of 5

VIEGA 2614.2 is a gunmetal 90° pipe elbow with a 28 mm diameter supplied in a pack of five. The fitting is intended for changing pipeline direction in plumbing and heating systems and is designed for metal pipe connections where corrosion resistance and mechanical strength are required. It features a press-compatible end and an Rp-thread connection, with an elastomer sealing element suitable for water and heating circuits.

Advantages

The gunmetal construction provides good resistance to corrosion and reliable mechanical performance in press and threaded connections. The integrated sealing element ensures leak-tight joints under normal operating conditions for potable water and heating systems. Inclusion of a feature that supports press-system safety checks reduces the risk of undetected open press connections during installation.

Suitable for

• Potable water supply lines
• Central heating and radiator connections
• Plumbing installations requiring direction changes in metal piping
• Repairs and replacements in residential and light-commercial systems

Key specifications

• Angle: 90° bend
• Material: gunmetal (copper alloy)
• Nominal diameter: 28 mm
• Connection types: press connection and Rp threaded connection
• Sealing: HNBR elastomer sealing element
• Supply unit: pack of 5 fittings

How to use

Select the correct location in the pipeline where a 90° change of direction is required and ensure pipes are clean and deburred. For the press end, position the fitting on the prepared pipe and operate the appropriate press tool according to the press system manufacturer’s instructions. For the Rp-thread end, apply suitable thread sealing technique if required by the installation practice and tighten to the specified torque. Verify that the HNBR sealing element is correctly seated and perform a pressure test of the installation after assembly to confirm leak-tightness.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate press tooling and certified fittings from the same press system family to ensure compatibility. Observe local regulations and standards for potable water and heating installations, and perform pressure testing after installation. Avoid exposure to aggressive chemicals that may affect the sealing element or metal alloy.