Wavin OsmaWeld Waste Socket Reducer - 50mm x 40mm

The Wavin Osma Weld waste socket reducer is made of polypropylene (PP) and is easy to use, providi...

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This guide is for plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to connect a 40mm waste pipe to a 50mm solvent weld system. The Wavin OsmaWeld Waste Socket Reducer offers a fast, reliable push-fit connection, saving installation time. A potential caveat is its specific use within ABS solvent weld waste systems and temperature limitations.

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Model Part Number758773
BrandWavin Osma

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FAQs

What material is the Wavin OsmaWeld reducer made from?

The reducer is made of polypropylene (PP) for the main body, designed to connect with ABS solvent weld systems.

Can I use this with PVC pipes?

This reducer is specifically designed for ABS solvent weld waste systems. Using it with other materials like PVC may not provide a secure or compliant joint.

What is the maximum temperature this fitting can handle?

It is suitable for a constant temperature of 60°C and intermittent discharges up to 90°C.

Do I need special glue for this fitting?

Yes, for the solvent weld socket connection, you will need to use ABS solvent cement specifically designed for solvent weld systems.

What are the dimensions of this reducer?

It reduces a 40mm waste pipe to connect to a 50mm solvent weld socket.

Is this product certified?

Yes, it is certified to BS EN 1455-1 standards.

What colours are available?

While the product description mentions ABS Solvent weld waste systems are available in Black, White and Grey, this specific reducer's color is not detailed but is typically in a standard grey or black for waste systems.

Troubleshooting

Leak at the push-fit connection

Ensure the 40mm pipe is fully inserted into the socket and the pipe end is clean and free from debris. Check the pipe for any damage or imperfections.

Leak at the solvent weld connection

Verify that ABS solvent cement was used correctly, applied to both surfaces, and that the joint was held for the recommended time during curing. Ensure the 50mm socket and 40mm pipe end were clean and dry before application.

Difficulty inserting the 40mm pipe

Check for any obstructions or damage inside the socket or on the pipe. Ensure the pipe is not deformed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Quick and easy push-fit connection saves installation time.
  • Secure solvent weld joint ensures a reliable seal.
  • Reduces a 40mm pipe to fit a 50mm socket, enhancing system flexibility.
  • Made from durable polypropylene for long-term use.
  • Certified to BS EN 1455-1 for quality assurance.

Cons

  • Primarily designed for ABS solvent weld waste systems.
  • Temperature limits (60°C constant, 90°C intermittent) must be observed.
  • Requires specific solvent cement for the solvent weld connection.
  • Only available in specific sizes (50mm x 40mm).

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

  1. Ensure both the 40mm pipe end and the 50mm socket are clean and dry.
  2. For the plain end, simply push the 40mm pipe fully into the socket until it stops.
  3. For the solvent weld socket, apply ABS solvent cement evenly to the outside of the 40mm pipe spigot and the inside of the 50mm socket.
  4. Immediately insert the pipe into the socket with a slight twisting motion (about a quarter turn) and hold firmly for 30 seconds to prevent push-out.
  5. Allow the joint to cure for the time recommended by the solvent cement manufacturer before running water through the system.

Compatibility:

  • This reducer is designed for use with ABS solvent weld waste systems.
  • It connects a 40mm plain-ended pipe to a 50mm solvent weld socket.
  • Suitable for domestic waste water applications where temperatures do not exceed 60°C continuously or 90°C intermittently.

Care:

  • Regularly inspect joints for any signs of leaks or damage.
  • Clean the waste system periodically according to general plumbing best practices.
  • Avoid flushing the system with chemicals or temperatures exceeding the specified limits.

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