Davant Solvent Soil Reducer Socket/Spigot - 110mm x 50mm - Black

Use a solvent cement specifically designed for PVC-U pipes. Follow the cement manufacturer's instructions for the best results.

No, this reducer is specifically designed for use with PVC-U soil pipes.

Allow the solvent weld to cure for the time specified by the solvent cement manufacturer, typically several hours. Check the cement packaging for specific instructions.

If you make a mistake, you may need to cut out the fitting and the connected pipes, and start again with new components and fresh solvent cement.

Store the reducer socket in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

The black color helps with aesthetics and can protect the pipe from UV exposure, but the primary function of the color is to provide a consistent look within a drainage system.

Yes, the PVC-U material is suitable for outdoor use, but protect the connections from excessive direct sunlight to preserve the integrity of the joints.

Ensure the correct solvent cement was used, and the pipes were properly cleaned before application. Check that the pipes were fully inserted into the socket. If the issue persists, the joint may need to be cut out and re-welded.

Ensure the pipe ends are cut squarely and deburred. Apply a generous amount of solvent cement to both surfaces for lubrication. Make sure the pipes are compatible in terms of material.

Check that the solvent cement used is suitable for the application’s pressure and temperature requirements. Ensure that the pipes and fittings are compatible with the operating conditions.

Check the expiry date of the solvent cement. Ensure it is stored properly and is not exposed to extreme temperatures. Prepare the surfaces correctly as per the manufacturers' instructions.