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Product information
Copper press elbows let you change direction in copper pipework without soldering, which can make repeated bends quicker to plan and install where hot works are best avoided. This collection is built around permanent pressed elbow fittings for compatible copper pipe, with options that help you route around corners, obstructions and tight room layouts while keeping the pipe run neat and secure.
The main choice is angle and configuration. In this range you will find both 45 degree and 90 degree elbows, so you can choose between a gentler change of direction or a right-angle turn to suit the route you are building. There are also standard elbows and street elbows. Where space is tight, a street elbow can be useful because the end configuration differs from a standard equal elbow, but it is worth checking the exact product data rather than assuming every elbow is the same at both ends.
Size is just as important as angle. This collection includes common copper press sizes from 15mm up to 54mm, alongside some male, female and wallplate elbow options for connections that need to transition to threaded fittings or fixed outlet points. If you are matching into existing pipework, confirm both the pipe size and the end type before ordering, especially on mixed connection products such as 15mm x 1/2", 22mm x 3/4" and 28mm x 1" elbows.
For installation, these fittings are designed for press connection using M Profile tooling. That matters because press systems are not automatically interchangeable, so the elbow, jaws and tool need to match the manufacturer’s stated profile. The pipe also needs to be prepared correctly and inserted to the specified depth before pressing. As the joint is permanent once made, it is sensible to check access for the fitting and press jaw first, particularly near walls, in corners and inside confined voids.
If your job needs other matching fittings for the same pipework system, you can browse the wider Copper Press Pipe Fittings range, or compare with Copper Press Coupling Pipe Fittings when you need a straight connection rather than a change of direction. Once you have the angle, size and end type confirmed, choosing the right elbow becomes much more straightforward.