PRIMA CLASSIC Endfeed Long Street Bend 90' 15mm - Pack of 25

While copper is durable, it's recommended to use specific underground pipe and fittings or provide adequate protection (e.g., sleeve) for underground installations to prevent corrosion or damage.

As WRAS approved fittings for potable water and manufactured to EN 1254, they are designed to withstand typical domestic water and gas pressures and temperatures. Consult specific plumbing codes for exact limits in your region.

No, these are endfeed fittings designed specifically for soldered connections. They are not compatible with push-fit systems.

Use a pipe cleaner or fine-grit abrasive cloth to remove any oxidation or dirt from the end of the copper pipe and the inside of the fitting's socket. A clean surface is crucial for a good solder joint.

A street bend has one end that is a socket (to fit over a pipe) and the other end that is a spigot (to fit inside another fitting or socket). A regular bend typically has two socket ends or two spigot ends.

Flux is a separate product and is not typically included with fittings. You will need to purchase flux suitable for copper pipe soldering.

Ensure both the pipe and fitting are thoroughly cleaned and fluxed. Check that the pipe is fully inserted. Make sure the heat is applied to the pipe and fitting evenly, not directly to the solder. If the joint is too cool, solder will not flow. If too hot, it may burn off prematurely.

The joint may not have been heated sufficiently or was disturbed while cooling. Reheat the joint and apply more solder. If a significant gap exists, the pipe may not have been fully inserted, or the fitting may be damaged.

Slight discoloration from heat is normal. Excessive discoloration or darkening may indicate overheating, which can compromise the fitting's integrity. Ensure heat is applied evenly and for the shortest time necessary.