Wavin OsmaSoil Single Socket Coupler - 110mm - Black

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This Wavin OsmaSoil Single Socket Coupler is designed for plumbers and builders needing a reliable PVC-U system for sanitary waste removal. Its key benefit is the combination of push-fit and solvent weld connections, offering flexibility in installation and accommodating thermal expansion. A potential caveat is the need for proper solvent welding technique for one of the joints to ensure a secure connection.
| Model Part Number | 4S124B |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wavin |
This certification indicates that the product has been independently tested and certified to meet the quality and performance standards set by British and European regulations for plastic piping systems for soil and drain applications.
While it is designed to be compatible with Wavin OsmaSoil systems, compatibility with other brands cannot be guaranteed due to slight variations in manufacturing tolerances. It is recommended to use with Wavin pipes and fittings for optimal performance.
Ensure the pipe is clean, cut square, and de-burred. Push the pipe firmly into the socket until it reaches the insertion mark. The captive seal technology is designed to create a reliable seal upon correct insertion.
The single socket design allows for a transition point, offering flexibility by combining two different jointing methods (push-fit and solvent weld) in one fitting, or for creating expansion joints.
Curing times vary based on temperature and humidity. Refer to the specific solvent cement manufacturer's instructions for recommended initial set and full cure times before testing or operating the system.
The Wavin OsmaSoil system is primarily designed for sanitary waste removal (cold and lukewarm water). For high-temperature applications, consult Wavin's product specifications for suitability.
Ensure the pipe is fully inserted into the socket and the seal is not damaged. Check for debris in the socket or on the pipe end. Re-insert the pipe firmly.
The joint may not have been made correctly. The pipe may not have been fully inserted, or insufficient solvent cement was used. This joint may need to be cut out and remade following the correct procedure.
Check if the pipe end is clean, de-burred, and not deformed. Ensure the socket is free from obstructions. A small amount of water-based lubricant can be used on the seal for push-fit connections, but never on solvent weld joints.
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