Hep2O Spigot Elbow 135 Deg 10mm to 22mm

The Hep2O Spigot Elbow 135 Deg opens out to 135 degrees, which means the pipe turns by a gentle 45 degrees. One end is a spigot that pushes straight into the socket of another Hep2O fitting, so you can build a tight offset without a short piece of pipe.

Using the Hep2O Spigot Elbow 135 Deg

Two of these make a neat offset to step a pipe round a joist, a soil pipe or another run. They are also handy coming off a manifold or tee at an angle. Sizes are 10mm, 15mm and 22mm, plus a 15mm x 10mm reducing version that changes size and direction at once.

Push the spigot fully into the socket of the next fitting and check it has locked. On the pipe end, fit a support sleeve and push the pipe in until it stops.

Plain 90 degree elbows and the rest of the range are in our Hep2O fittings range.

Specification

• Brand: Hep2O
• Maker code: HD8/10W
• Connection: One Push Fit socket, one spigot
• Sizes: 10mm, 15mm, 22mm and 15mm x 10mm
• Material: Polybutylene body, EPDM O-ring
• Standard or approval: BS 7291 Parts 1 and 2, Class S (Kitemark)
• Max pressure: 12 bar at 20°C
• Max temperature: 95°C at up to 6 bar (114°C short fault only)
• Suitable for: Gentle offsets close to other fittings
• Guarantee: 50 years

Common Questions

Why is it called 135 degrees?

The angle is measured inside the bend, so the pipe changes direction by 45 degrees.

Do two 135 bends make an offset?

Yes. Facing opposite ways, they step the pipe sideways round a joist or another pipe.

Does the spigot end take an insert?

No. The spigot is rigid and goes into the next socket. Only the plastic pipe in the socket end needs one.

Hep2O bends in Glasgow

Call at Plumb Parts, 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm or Saturday and Sunday 8am to 1pm. You can also buy online.

Datasheets

• Wavin Hep2O Installer Guide (Key and Keyless) (PDF)