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    Elbows – Brass Compression Fittings are plumbing components used to change the direction of pipework, typically at 90° or 45°, providing a reliable, leak-proof joint without soldering.

    About Elbows – Brass Compression Fittings

    Brass compression elbows are designed to redirect copper or plastic pipes while maintaining a secure, watertight connection. The fitting uses a compression nut and olive to seal the pipe, eliminating the need for soldering or heat. These elbows are suitable for domestic, commercial, and industrial applications, including central heating, hot and cold water, and approved gas systems.

    Available in a variety of sizes and angles, compression elbows provide a flexible and durable solution for pipe routing in tight or complex installations.

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    Benefits

    • Direction change: Easily redirect pipework at 45° or 90° angles.
    • Leak-proof seal: Compression fitting ensures reliable connections.
    • Durable construction: High-quality brass resists corrosion and wear.
    • Easy installation: No soldering or heat required.
    • Versatile usage: Suitable for water, heating, and approved gas systems.

    Applications

    • Changing pipe direction in domestic plumbing systems.
    • Redirecting central heating pipework.
    • Hot and cold water distribution.
    • Commercial and industrial installations requiring durable pipe joints.
    • Retrofit or new-build projects where pipe routing needs to navigate tight spaces.

    Key Features

    • High-quality brass construction for strength and corrosion resistance.
    • Available in multiple sizes (15mm, 22mm, 28mm, etc.) and angles (45°, 90°).
    • Compression nut and olive design for secure, leak-proof joints.
    • Compatible with copper and plastic pipework.
    • Compact design suitable for confined spaces.
    • Compliant with relevant plumbing and heating standards.

    Installation & Technical Info

    To install, slide the compression nut and olive onto the pipe, insert the pipe fully into the elbow, and tighten the nut using a suitable spanner. Do not over-tighten to avoid damaging the pipe or fitting. Check for leaks after installation and ensure proper alignment of the pipework.

    Compression elbows can be removed and reused if necessary for maintenance or modifications.

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