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The FloPlast Solvent Weld Soil Bend (SS563B) is an essential plumbing component for professional installers and DIY enthusiasts looking to manage directional changes in 110mm PVC soil pipe systems. Its primary benefit is providing a robust, permanent 135-degree angle connection that ensures leak-proof performance for high-temperature water discharge. One caveat is that this fitting requires solvent weld cement to install correctly, meaning the connection cannot be easily disassembled once the chemical bond has cured.
| Model Part Number | SS563B |
|---|---|
| Brand | FloPlast |
Yes, the PVC material is UV-stabilized and durable enough for outdoor drainage applications.
No, this is a solvent weld fitting. It is designed to be chemically fused to the pipe, not held in place by rubber seals.
You should use a standard PVC solvent weld cement recommended for soil pipe systems.
No. Once solvent welded, the fitting and pipe are chemically fused. You would need to cut out the section and replace it.
Yes, in plumbing terminology, a 135-degree fitting provides a 45-degree change in direction.
Ensure that enough solvent cement was applied and that the pipe was pushed fully to the shoulder of the fitting.
Check that the pipe end has been properly deburred and is not out of round. Ensure the solvent weld has not begun to cure before insertion.
To install, ensure your 110mm pipe is cut square and deburred to create a smooth surface. Apply an even coat of solvent weld cement to both the outside of the pipe and the inside of the fitting socket. Quickly push the pipe into the fitting with a slight twisting motion to distribute the glue, then hold for 30 seconds to allow the bond to set. This fitting is compatible with standard 110mm PVC soil pipe systems. For care, avoid using abrasive chemical cleaners on the exterior, as these may degrade the PVC surface. Periodically check the joints for any signs of moisture if the system experiences high vibration.
