50mm Drain Pipe, Waste Pipe, 500mm Sewer Pipe for House Drainage

The HTsafeEM Pipe DN/OD 50 x 500 mm is your ideal solution for fast, secure, and quiet house drainage. Manufactured according to DIN EN 1451-1 and Made in Germany, this pipe guarantees extreme durability and easy installation. Discover how this pipe revolutionizes your drainage system! Protect your home from potential water damage with a reliable and efficient waste pipe. This sewer pipe ensures optimal performance and longevity.

Key Specifications

Our HTsafeEM pipe offers reliable house drainage. With a diameter of 50mm and a length of 500mm, it is ideal for use in wastewater, rainwater, and ventilation lines. Manufactured according to DIN EN 1451-1, you can rely on the highest quality. This 50mm pipe is perfect for various drainage applications. Why this matters to you: You get a durable and easy-to-install drain pipe for secure house drainage.

Technical Specifications

Product Features and Benefits

• Easy Installation: Thanks to the plug-in connections with sockets, the installation is quick and uncomplicated. You save time and effort during assembly.
• Secure Sealing: The patented 3-fold sealing lip and the replaceable NBR seal guarantee a reliable seal. You can rely on a tight system.
• Optimal Noise Behavior: The HTsafeEM pipe ensures quiet drainage. You benefit from more peace in your home.
• Long Durability: Manufacturing according to DIN EN 1451-1 and the use of polypropylene ensure an extremely long service life. You invest in a durable product.
• High Chemical Resistance: The pipe is resistant to acids and alkalis (pH 2-pH 12) as well as biogenic sulfuric acid corrosion. You can use it in many ways.
• Good Sound Insulation: The pipe offers very good sound insulation, which increases your living quality.
• Centimeter Marking: The proven centimeter marking makes it easier to cut and adjust the pipe. You work precisely and efficiently.

Advantages of Our Product

How to Use - Step by Step

1. Step 1: Cut the pipe to length – Use the centimeter marking for a precise cut (see Figure 1).
2. Step 2: Deburr and chamfer saw edges – This prevents damage to the seals (see Figure 2).
3. Step 3: Assemble the pipe – Insert the beveled pipe end (spigot side) into the socket (see Figure 3).
4. Step 4: Create length compensation – After assembling, pull the pipe out by approx. 1 cm to ensure effective length compensation (see Figure 4).
5. Step 5: Lay the pipes – Ensure a minimum slope of 2 cm per meter to avoid blockages (see Figure 5).