FloPlast Solvent Weld Waste Reducer - 50mm x 40mm


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Floplast White Solvent Weld Waste Reducer - 50Mm X 40Mm
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Floplast White Solvent Weld Waste Reducer - 50Mm X 40Mm
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The FloPlast Solvent Weld Waste Reducer is designed for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to transition a 40mm waste pipe into a 50mm system. It provides a permanent, leak-resistant connection through chemical welding, making it an ideal choice for high-integrity plumbing projects. It is important to note that this fitting is specifically for solvent weld systems and is not compatible with push-fit or compression-style waste pipe installations.
| Model Part Number | 226405 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FloPlast |
No, this reducer is specifically designed for solvent weld systems and will not create a secure seal with push-fit or compression components.
No, this product is intended for domestic waste water applications only and is not designed for rainwater systems.
While solvent weld cement typically includes a solvent that cleans the plastic, ensure all dirt and grease are removed with a dedicated cleaner for the strongest bond.
No, solvent welding creates a permanent chemical bond. If you need to make changes, you will likely need to cut out the fitting and replace it.
This fitting is intended for gravity-fed waste water applications and is not rated for mains-pressure water supply lines.
Ensure surfaces were clean of debris before application and that enough solvent cement was applied for a continuous seal.
Verify that you are using solvent weld pipe rather than push-fit pipe, as push-fit pipes often have slightly different exterior dimensions.
Before installation, ensure your pipe system is strictly solvent weld compatible, as this unit will not function with push-fit or compression fittings. Begin by de-burring the ends of your pipes to ensure a smooth surface for the cement. Clean both the pipe exterior and the fitting interior with a cleaner/degreaser. Apply a generous layer of solvent weld cement to both surfaces, insert the pipe into the reducer with a quarter-turn, and hold for 30 seconds to allow the initial bond to set. The joint typically reaches full strength within a few hours. Keep the system away from structural loads or mechanical stress until the curing process is complete.