FloPlast Waste Pipe Branch - 40mm

Name: FloPlast Waste Pipe Branch - 40mm
Brand: FloPlast
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This white ABS waste branch from FloPlast is ideal for carrying waste safely and cleanly away from...

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Product Information

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This guide is for homeowners and plumbers who need to understand how to effectively use the FloPlast 40mm Waste Pipe Branch. The primary benefit is its ability to create a secure, leak-proof connection for waste pipes at a 45-degree angle. Note that solvent weld joints are permanent, so careful planning is essential before installation.

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Model Part Number	229427
Brand	FloPlast

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the primary function of the FloPlast Waste Pipe Branch?

To connect a section of 40mm waste pipe into an existing pipe run at a 45 (or 135) degree angle.

What materials is the FloPlast Waste Pipe Branch made from?

White ABS plastic.

What standards does this product comply with?

BS EN 1455.

What type of joint is used to connect the pipes?

A solvent weld joint.

Are the joints permanent?

Yes, solvent weld joints are permanent and cannot be demounted.

What type of solvent cement should I use?

SC250 solvent cement is recommended.

Where is the product manufactured?

In the UK.

What should I do if the connection leaks after installation?

The joint will need to be re-done following the installation instructions.

Troubleshooting

Joint is leaking.

Check the connection. If the joint is not properly sealed, cut the pipe, clean the fitting and pipe, and re-apply solvent cement. Ensure a tight fit.

Difficulty inserting pipe into the branch.

Ensure both the pipe and branch are clean and free from obstructions. Apply more solvent cement to ease the connection. Use a twisting motion while inserting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Creates a secure and reliable connection.
Complies with industry standards for waste water systems.
Durable ABS plastic construction.
Easy to install with solvent weld method.

Cons

Requires solvent cement for installation (sold separately).
Solvent weld joints are permanent; cannot be easily adjusted.
Requires proper ventilation during installation.
Compatibility limited to 40mm pipes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Preparation: Ensure the outer wall of the 40mm pipe and the inner wall of the branch are clean and free of debris.
Solvent Application: Apply SC250 solvent cement to both the pipe and the branch fitting surfaces.
Connection: Immediately push the pipe fully into the fitting and twist to ensure complete contact.
Cleaning: Wipe off any excess solvent with a damp cloth.
Curing: Allow the joint to set for at least 5 minutes. Wait 12 hours before testing.

Compatibility

Pipe Size: Designed for use with 40mm waste pipes.
Solvent Cement: Compatible with SC250 solvent cement.

Care

Inspection: Regularly inspect the connections for any signs of leaks or damage.
Cleaning: If necessary, clean the exterior with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Prevention: Ensure that no excessive weight or stress is placed on the connected pipes.