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The Prima Classic 22mm Long Street Bend is designed for professional plumbers and experienced DIYers who require reliable, high-quality copper fittings for potable water and gas systems. It offers an excellent balance of value and durability, ensuring a secure and leak-free joint in tight plumbing configurations. The primary caveat is that these fittings require proficient soldering skills and equipment to install effectively, making them less suitable for beginners without proper training in capillary soldering techniques.
| Model Part Number | 1328370 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prima Classic |
Yes, Prima Classic endfeed fittings are suitable for use with gas systems, provided they are installed according to local regulations and by a qualified professional.
Yes, you will need a standard plumbing torch, lead-free solder, flux, and pipe-cleaning abrasive materials.
It means the product has been tested to ensure it does not cause waste, misuse, or contamination of the public water supply.
No, this is a copper endfeed fitting designed specifically for copper-to-copper connections via soldering.
A street bend has one female end and one male end, which allows it to connect directly into another fitting, reducing the total number of connections in your system.
The fitting or pipe may not be clean enough, or the temperature is too low. Ensure surfaces are polished bright and heat the joint until the flux liquidizes before applying solder.
This is often caused by an air pocket or insufficient solder. Clean the joint, allow it to cool, and repeat the soldering process, ensuring the entire circumference of the joint receives solder.
To install this 22mm fitting, you will need a propane or MAPP gas torch, lead-free solder, and soldering flux.
For care, avoid using acidic pipe cleaners that may degrade copper over time. Regularly inspect joints in accessible areas for signs of green corrosion, which may indicate a slow leak or improper flux removal.
