Solvent Waste 92.5 Swept Bend - 50mm - White

This 50mm white plastic solvent waste 92.1/2 swept bend is ideal for use in plumbing applications ...

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This 50mm white plastic solvent weld 92.5 swept bend from Davant is designed for plumbing applications with restricted access, offering excellent value. It provides a smooth, 92.5-degree turn essential for connecting solvent weld waste pipes efficiently, though its specific application is limited to solvent weld systems.

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Model Part NumberPWSB50WB
BrandDavant

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FAQs

What type of pipe system is this fitting for?

This fitting is exclusively for solvent weld waste pipe systems. It requires solvent cement for a permanent, watertight bond.

Can I use this with ABS or PVC pipes?

While it's a solvent weld fitting, it's designed for specific solvent weld waste systems. Always confirm compatibility with your specific pipe type and the recommended solvent cement. It is not a universal fitting for all solvent cement applications.

What is a 92.5-degree swept bend?

A 92.5-degree swept bend provides a gentler curve than a standard 90-degree elbow, reducing resistance and the likelihood of blockages in waste pipe systems. The 'swept' design indicates the curve is smooth and gradual.

Do I need special tools to install this?

You will need a pipe cutter (or saw) for a clean cut, a deburring tool to smooth the pipe end, solvent weld primer and cement, and a clean cloth. A tape measure is also useful.

How long does the solvent weld take to cure?

Curing times vary depending on the product and environmental conditions (temperature, humidity). Typically, initial set is within minutes, but full cure can take several hours. Always follow the specific instructions on the solvent cement packaging.

Can this fitting be used for hot water waste?

This fitting is intended for standard domestic waste systems. It is not rated for high-temperature or pressurized applications. Consult product specifications for temperature limits.

Troubleshooting

Joint leaks after installation

Ensure the pipe was fully inserted and held during the initial set time. Re-cut and re-join, ensuring surfaces are clean and solvent cement is applied correctly and allowed to cure fully.

Difficulty pushing pipe into the fitting

Check for debris inside the fitting or on the pipe end. Ensure the correct 50mm diameter pipe is being used and that it is cut square. A small amount of primer can sometimes aid insertion, but ensure it is compatible with the cement.

Pipe not seating fully

Verify that the pipe is cut to the correct depth and that there are no obstructions. Ensure the bend is not warped or damaged.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Facilitates efficient waste flow with its 92.5-degree sweep.
  • Durable construction ensures a long service life.
  • Ideal for use in confined installation areas.
  • Provides a secure, leak-proof connection when properly solvent welded.
  • Economical choice for solvent weld plumbing setups.

Cons

  • Only compatible with solvent weld waste systems, not push-fit or compression fittings.
  • Requires specific solvent cement for joining, which is an additional item.
  • White color may not match all fixture aesthetics.
  • The 50mm size limits its use to specific pipe diameters.
  • Requires careful alignment and sufficient curing time for the solvent weld.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure both the pipe ends and the interior of the bend are clean and dry.
  2. Dry-fit the components to confirm alignment and fit.
  3. Apply the appropriate solvent weld cement evenly to both surfaces to be joined, following the cement manufacturer's instructions.
  4. Immediately push the pipe into the bend with a slight twisting motion until it bottoms out.
  5. Hold the joint firmly for 30-60 seconds to prevent movement.
  6. Allow the joint to cure for the time recommended by the solvent cement manufacturer before testing or applying stress.

Compatibility:

  • This fitting is specifically designed for use with solvent weld waste pipes. It is not compatible with push-fit, compression, or solvent cement (ABS/PVC) pipes of different diameters or types.
  • Ensure the pipe being connected is 50mm in diameter and designed for solvent welding.

Care:

  • The plastic construction is resistant to most household waste. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals or excessive heat.
  • Regularly check joints for any signs of leakage, especially after initial installation.
  • Cleaning can be done with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners.

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