FloPlast Universal Adjustable Waste Pipe Bend - 135° - 40mm

This white Polypropylene universal adjustable waste bend from FloPlast is ideal for carrying waste...

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Product Information

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This guide helps you understand and use the FloPlast Universal Adjustable Waste Pipe Bend. It's designed for homeowners and plumbers needing a reliable solution for waste pipe direction changes. The key benefit is its adjustable design, allowing for flexible installation. A point to note is that this fitting is available in 32mm and 40mm size options, so ensure you choose the correct size for your pipes.

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Model Part Number219422
BrandFloPlast

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FAQs

What materials are compatible with this bend?

This bend is suitable for use with both plastic and copper pipes.

What is the purpose of the 135° bend?

The 135° bend is used to create a change of direction in a waste pipe system, often used to create an offset in the pipe run.

How do I assemble the compression joint?

Place the nut, washer, and rubber seal over the pipe. Push the pipe into the fitting, and tighten the nut.

What sizes are available?

This fitting is available in 32mm and 40mm size options.

What standards does this product meet?

It is manufactured in the UK to BS EN 1451 standards.

Can the joint be taken apart after assembly?

Yes, but always check the rubber seal for damage before reassembling.

Troubleshooting

Joint leaks after installation.

Ensure the pipe is fully inserted and the nut is properly tightened. Check the rubber seal for damage and replace if necessary.

Difficulty in making the compression joint.

Make sure the pipe ends are clean and free of burrs. Use pipe lubricant to ease the insertion.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to install with a compression joint system.
  • Adjustable bend for flexible installation options.
  • Compatible with a variety of pipe materials.
  • Durable and reliable polypropylene construction.

Cons

  • Requires careful alignment during installation.
  • Joints can leak if not properly sealed.
  • Must select the correct size option for the existing pipework.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure the pipe ends are cut squarely and deburred.
  2. Assembly: Unscrew the nut from the fitting.
  3. Components: Remove the nut, washer, and rubber seal.
  4. Placement: Place these three components over the end of the pipe - first the nut, then the washer followed by the rubber seal. The dished side of the rubber seal should face away from the nut and towards the fitting.
  5. Insertion: Push the pipe into the fitting as far as it will go.
  6. Tightening: Slide the seal and washer forward into position in the fitting and tighten the nut.
  7. Compatibility: This bend is compatible with both plastic and copper pipes.
  8. Care: If the joint needs to be taken apart, always check that the rubber seal has not been damaged.

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