Brass 45 Degree Elbow, 1/2 Inch Threaded Pipe Fitting for Plumbing & Heating

Yes, the angle is designed for pressures up to 16 bar. This is sufficient for the usual pressure peaks in a domestic hot water circulation line.

Yes, the angle is made of CW617N brass and complies with the drinking water regulation 50930-6. It can be used without hesitation in cold and hot water pipes.

Yes, the angle made of CW617N brass is designed for heating systems and hot water. The material is robust and resistant to elevated ambient temperatures, such as those that can occur behind stoves.

Yes, this corresponds to the common standards according to ISO 7-1/EN 10226-1 for pipe fittings. External threads are conical/tapered and internal threads are parallel/cylindrical.

No, the BONI-34772 is made of CW617N brass, which according to the specifications is rustproof and corrosion-resistant. Therefore, rusting is not to be expected.

To ensure a tight connection, the threads must be sealed. For this you also need a suitable sealing tape (e.g. PTFE thread sealing tape) or sealing hemp.

The threads of the fitting are manufactured according to the common standards ISO 7-1/EN 10226-1. The 3/4 inch thread is therefore compatible with most standard pipe fittings.

No, this angle is not suitable for water containing chlorine. Contact with chlorine can damage the material.

For sealing this 45° angle, you can use both thread sealing tape (e.g. PTFE) and thread sealing hemp. Both materials are suitable according to the common standards.

Yes, the angle is ideal for sanitary installations and for cold water pipes. It offers a durable and corrosion-resistant connection.

Yes, the angle can be easily connected to copper pipes. Brass is a common and compatible material in the sanitary and heating sector.

The angle is durable and corrosion-resistant, so regular checking or replacement is usually not necessary if installed correctly. Only the sealing points should be checked if necessary.

The angle is made of corrosion-resistant brass and is durable. Therefore, use outdoors where it is exposed to the weather is possible.

Yes, the brass angle is also designed for gaseous media. Please observe the applicable installation regulations for gas lines.

Yes, the brass fitting is suitable for heating systems and hot water pipes. The material CW617N is durable and corrosion-resistant at the usual operating temperatures.

The angle is designed for gaseous media and complies with the drinking water regulation CW617N Messing. It is suitable for natural gas lines in the house.

Yes, the angle is suitable for pressure ranges up to 16 bar. Use in high-pressure water pipes up to 15 bar is therefore possible.

The angle is suitable for gaseous media and can be used in the field of air conditioning and solar technology. It is designed for pressure ranges up to 16 bar.

Yes, for sealing the threads you need a suitable thread sealing material such as PTFE tape or sealing hemp. The threads are manufactured according to the common standards ISO 7-1/EN 10226-1.

Yes, the brass angle is also suitable for use in the vacuum range. Its robust construction and tightness allow this.

Yes, to seal the threads you also need a suitable thread sealing material. Both PTFE thread sealing tape and thread sealing hemp are suitable for this.

Yes, the angle is expressly designed for use in hot water pipes. It is suitable up to a pressure of 16 bar.

Yes, the brass angle is suitable for liquid media and is rust and corrosion resistant. Please note that it is not intended for salt water and chlorine-containing water.

The angle is suitable for installers, DIY enthusiasts and do-it-yourselfers. With a little manual skill and the right sealing material, the assembly is also feasible for laymen.

Yes, the brass angle is suitable for use in heating systems and can withstand pressures up to 16 bar. So it can be used without any problems for your operating pressure of 12 bar.

Yes, the angle is suitable for solar technology. It is designed for cold and hot water as well as gaseous media and withstands pressures up to 16 bar.

Water-bearing pipes should generally be protected from frost, as freezing water expands and can damage even robust metal fittings. The angle is intended for installations that should be frost-free.

Yes, the angle is designed for heating systems and for cold and hot water pipes. It withstands pressure ranges up to 16 bar and is corrosion-resistant.