DN/OD 50 Pipe Restraint

Secure Your House Drainage with DN/OD 50 Pipe Restraint

Ensure a safe and reliable house drainage system with our high-quality DN/OD 50 Pipe Restraint. This effectively prevents pipes from being unintentionally pulled out, ensuring a durable and tight connection. Benefit from easy installation and long service life. Ideal for wastewater, rainwater, and ventilation pipes.

Product Features and Benefits

• Secure Sealing: The patented triple sealing lip ensures a reliable and permanent seal for your pipe systems.
• High-Quality Materials: Manufactured according to DIN EN 1451-1 from robust polypropylene, the pipe restraint guarantees a long service life and high resistance.
• Easy Installation: Thanks to the simple plug-in connections, installation is quick and uncomplicated. You save time and effort.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for wastewater, rainwater, and ventilation pipes inside buildings.
• High Temperature Resistance: Application ranges from -20°C to 90°C enable flexible use in various environments.
• Chemical Resistance: Stable against biogenic sulfuric acid corrosion and high chemical resistance in the pH range of 2-pH 12.
• Approved up to 2.0 bar: Approved up to a maximum pressure of 2.0 bar in combination with our pipe restraints.

Advantages

• Long Service Life: Thanks to the high abrasion resistance of polypropylene, you benefit from a long service life and operational reliability.
• High Impact Resistance: The excellent impact resistance and toughness minimize the risk of cracking and crack propagation.
• Low Deposits: Smooth surfaces and optimal hydraulics prevent incrustations and deposits.
• Easy Maintenance: The self-cleaning properties enable long maintenance intervals.
• Sound Insulation: Very good sound insulation ensures a quiet environment in your home.
• Flexibility: Also suitable for central vacuum systems.
• Safety: Flame-retardant B1 for increased fire protection.

How to Use (Step-by-Step)

1. Step 1: Insert the pipe with the spigot end into the socket of the fitting or another pipe. Make sure the connection is fully assembled.
2. Step 2: After fully assembling, pull the pipe back about one centimeter to create effective length compensation.
3. Step 3: Check that the seal is seated correctly and the connection is tight.
4. Step 4: If necessary, you can shorten the pipe with a metal saw. Make sure to bevel the sawn edges to ensure a proper connection.

Technical Specifications