Prima Classic Endfeed Elbow 90' 42mm

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The Prima Classic Endfeed Elbow 90' 42mm is designed for professional plumbers and experienced DIYers who require a durable, high-integrity connection for copper pipework in water and gas distribution systems. Its primary benefit lies in its compliance with EN 1254 standards and WRAS approval, ensuring long-term reliability and safety for potable water, though users should note that as an endfeed fitting, it requires precision soldering skills and proper heat management to achieve a perfect seal.
| Model Part Number | 1270449 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prima Classic |
Yes, the Prima Classic endfeed range is designed to be compatible with gas systems, provided they are installed according to local gas safety regulations.
No, these are standard copper fittings used with lead-free solder in modern potable water and gas systems.
No, endfeed fittings are designed specifically for copper-to-copper connections and are not compatible with plastic or composite piping.
The fitting is rated to withstand the standard operating pressures required for commercial and domestic copper pipe water systems when installed correctly.
It is not required to paint the fitting, though it may be done for aesthetic reasons or to identify pipe contents according to local building regulations.
Ensure the pipe is cleaned to a bright copper finish and that sufficient heat is being applied evenly to the fitting.
Depressurize the line, clean the area, and re-heat to allow the existing solder to melt and fill the void or add a small amount of additional lead-free solder.
Check the pipe for ovality or debris; use a pipe sizing tool to ensure the copper tubing is exactly 42mm in diameter.
To install, ensure the copper pipe end is cut square and deburred. Apply a suitable flux to both the pipe end and the interior of the fitting. Slide the fitting onto the pipe and rotate slightly to ensure even flux distribution. Use an appropriate heat source to heat the joint evenly until the solder flows into the capillary gap. For maintenance, monitor joints after the initial pressure test. Because these are copper-to-copper connections, they are largely maintenance-free once correctly installed; however, they should be protected from corrosive environments if installed in damp or high-salinity areas. Always verify that all local plumbing codes for gas or water are followed regarding the use of solder types.