Copper elbow 5092 12/90 LWxLZ 5092 012000000

Copper elbow for soldering – reliability and durability of connections

This copper elbow from the 5000 series, manufactured by Conex Bänninger, is designed for connecting copper pipes in water and heating installations. Made of high-quality, deoxidized phosphorus copper (Cu-DHP 99.99%), it ensures durable and tight connections resistant to corrosion and high temperatures. A 90-degree bending angle facilitates installation in tight spaces.

The elbow is intended for hard soldering, which guarantees mechanical strength and tightness of the connection. Both connection 1 and 2 are soldering sockets and soldering nipples, ensuring compatibility with other elements of the copper installation. The nominal diameter of the connections is DN 12, corresponding to an outer pipe diameter of 12 mm.

Key features and application

Conex fittings from the 5000 series are valued by installers for their precision and ease of installation. Deoxidized copper ensures minimal oxygen content, which reduces the risk of internal corrosion of the pipes and extends the life of the entire installation. This elbow is an ideal solution for both new installations and the modernization of existing systems.

• High material quality: Cu-DHP copper with a purity of 99.99% guarantees long-term operation without the risk of corrosion.
• Compliance with standards: The product meets the requirements of PN EN 1254, confirming its safety and reliability.
• Easy installation: Soldering sockets and nipples allow for quick and precise connection of installation elements.
• Versatility: Suitable for use in water and heating installations.
• Durability: Hard soldering provides a strong and tight connection resistant to pressure and temperature.
• Origin: Manufactured in Spain and Poland – a guarantee of European quality.

This elbow can be used in residential, commercial and industrial buildings, wherever a reliable copper installation is required. It is particularly useful when creating branches of the installation at a right angle, e.g. when connecting radiators or valves.