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    Elbows – End Feed Fittings are copper fittings designed to change the direction of a pipe run, typically at a 90° or 45° angle, using a soldered connection for a strong and reliable joint.

    About Elbows – End Feed Fittings

    End feed elbows allow for directional changes within copper pipe installations. Ideal for heating, hot and cold water systems, they are commonly used in tight spaces and when a clean, permanent joint is required. The fittings are secured using soldering, making them dependable and leak-resistant.

    Available in a variety of angles and sizes, they are a popular choice for professional installers due to their compact design and long-term durability.

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    Benefits

    • Space-efficient: Ideal for use in restricted installation areas.
    • Reliable seal: When properly soldered, provides long-lasting leak prevention.
    • Neat pipe routing: Enables tidy directional changes in pipework.
    • High-performance: Suitable for high pressure and temperature applications.
    • Cost-effective: Simple design offering excellent value for permanent installations.

    Applications

    • Domestic and commercial heating systems.
    • Hot and cold water pipework.
    • Boiler and cylinder connections.
    • General plumbing and pipe routing.
    • Concealed installations within walls or floors.

    Key Features

    • Available in 90° and 45° configurations.
    • Manufactured from high-quality copper.
    • Compact size for tight-fitting installations.
    • Compatible with copper pipes of common sizes (e.g., 15mm, 22mm, 28mm).
    • Typically conforms to BS EN 1254 or relevant industry standards.

    Installation & Technical Info

    Clean and deburr the pipe ends before applying flux. Insert the pipe into the elbow fitting and heat evenly. Apply solder once the fitting reaches the correct temperature to ensure a complete and watertight joint.

    Ensure adequate ventilation during soldering and avoid overheating to protect the material. After soldering, allow to cool, then wipe clean and pressure-test the system.

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