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The PBSL Group 110mm Drainage Slip Coupling is designed for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts working on PVC drainage pipe repairs. Its standout feature is the absence of a central stop, which allows the fitting to slide freely along the pipe for precise positioning in tight spaces, though users must note that it requires an external lubricant for optimal installation performance.
| Model Part Number | USC110D |
|---|---|
| Brand | PBSL Group |
No, this is a slip coupling specifically designed without a central stop to allow it to slide freely along the pipe.
It is designed specifically for 110mm diameter standard PVC drainage pipes.
Yes, we highly recommend using a silicon lubricant to ensure a smooth, watertight connection and to prevent seal damage.
No, this fitting is intended for drainage applications only and is not rated for pressurized plumbing systems.
Since there is no central stop, measure the length of the coupling and mark the center point on your pipes to ensure the fitting is positioned equally across the gap.
Apply more silicon-based lubricant to the pipe surface and check that there are no burrs on the cut end of the pipe.
Ensure the pipe ends are fully inserted past the internal seals and check that the pipe is not ovalized or damaged at the connection point.
To install, start by ensuring the 110mm PVC drainage pipe is cut square and all rough edges are removed with a file. Before sliding the coupling, apply a generous amount of silicon lubricant to both the interior of the socket seals and the exterior of the pipe ends. Push the coupling into place, ensuring it is centered across the joint. For ongoing maintenance, avoid using harsh chemicals that might degrade the PVC over time, and periodically check the joint for signs of seepage if the pipe is located in an area subject to heavy vibration or ground movement.
