Pipe Fittings Viega 2618 Copper 18 cm Pack of 5

Viega 2618 Copper pipe fittings are designed for reliable plumbing connections where corrosion resistance and long-term performance are required. Each pack contains five copper fittings with an 18 mm nominal diameter suitable for conventional water and heating installations. The fittings provide consistent mechanical strength and thermal conductivity that are characteristic of copper, making them appropriate for residential and light commercial plumbing tasks.

Advantages

Copper construction offers natural corrosion resistance and proven durability in pressurized water systems. The fittings are dimensionally consistent for predictable joins and soldering or mechanical connection methods. A pack of five ensures multiple connection points or spare components for maintenance and repairs. The material's thermal conductivity supports efficient heat transfer in heating circuits while retaining stability under typical plumbing temperatures and pressures.

Suitable for

• Cold and hot water supply lines
• Residential and light commercial heating systems
• Plumbing repairs and component replacements
• Soldered or mechanically joined copper pipe installations

Key specifications

• Material: Copper
• Nominal diameter: 18 mm
• Package quantity: 5 pieces
• Compatible connection methods: Soldering or suitable mechanical couplings
• Typical applications: Water and heating systems

How to use

Verify pipe and fitting diameters match before assembly. Prepare pipe ends by cleaning and deburring to ensure proper seating. Use appropriate flux and soldering technique if creating a brazed joint, or select compatible mechanical couplings when not soldering. Follow standard plumbing practices for alignment, support, and leak testing after installation. Ensure the system is depressurized and drained before replacing or installing fittings.

Usage recommendations

For long service life, install fittings in environments free from aggressive chemicals and follow local plumbing codes. When soldering, use correct flux and solder for potable water systems and verify joints with pressure testing. Keep spare fittings on hand to simplify future maintenance.