PremPress Stainless Steel Press Fit Elbow 90°

Designed to create a precise 90 degree change in direction, this press fit elbow provides a strong and reliable solution for stainless steel pipework systems. Manufactured from high grade 316L stainless steel, it offers excellent resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for demanding commercial and industrial environments. The M-profile press connection ensures compatibility with industry standard pressing tools, enabling quick, consistent installation without the need for hot works. This significantly reduces installation time while improving on-site safety.

An integrated EPDM sealing system (FKM alternative available) delivers dependable performance across a wide temperature range, while the built-in leak detection feature ensures any unpressed joints are immediately identified during testing. This adds an extra layer of confidence before system commissioning. Engineered to meet WRAS and DVGW standards, this fitting is built for long term durability and reliable performance in high pressure systems.

Before beginning installation, ensure the pipe has been cut cleanly and deburred to protect the seal and ensure a proper fit. For more information, please visit the "More Info" section on the Category Page.

1. Marking the insertion depth: Mark the correct insertion depth on the pipe using the centre divit on the fitting. This visual reference allows you to quickly confirm that the pipe is fully inserted before pressing, helping to avoid incomplete joints.

2. Inserting the pipe: Push the pipe fully into the fitting until it reaches the marked depth. You should feel a positive stop as the pipe seats correctly inside the fitting, ensuring the seal is positioned as intended.

3. Pressing the fitting: Position a compatible press tool with the correct M-profile jaw around the fitting and activate the tool to complete the press. The fitting will compress around the pipe, creating a permanent mechanical connection while simultaneously forming a secure seal.

4. Testing the system: Once installation is complete, carry out a pressure test in line with site or system requirements. This confirms that all joints have been properly pressed, with any missed connections designed to be identified during testing for added reliability.