Omniplast drain pipe with molded cuff, PVC, grey, RAL 7037, KOMO, SN4, l = 5 m, 250 x 6.2 mm

Omniplast drain pipe with molded cuff, PVC, grey, RAL 7037, KOMO, SN4, l = 5 m, 250 x 6.2 mmA PVC drain pipe, also called a sewer pipe, is used to drain water. Whether that be domestic waste water, rainwater from roofs, or industrial applications, PVC drain pipes offer a reliable solution. What is a PVC drain pipe or sewer pipe used for? PVC drain pipes are used for various applications including: Drainage of domestic waste water, such as water from washing machines, sinks, toilets and showers. Rainwater drainage: PVC drain pipes are perfect

A PVC drain pipe, also called a sewer pipe, is used to drain water. Whether that be domestic waste water, rainwater from roofs, or industrial applications, PVC drain pipes offer a reliable solution.

What is a PVC drain pipe or sewer pipe used for?

• Drainage of domestic waste water, such as water from washing machines, sinks, toilets and showers.
• Rainwater drainage: PVC drain pipes are perfect for the drainage of rainwater.
• As an aerator connected to a sewer pipe to supply air to prevent low pressure in a sewer pipe.
• As an air vent connected to a sewer pipe to expel sewage smells.
• As a conduit to feed pipes and cables through but also to pour concrete columns.

With smooth ends and molded cuff

The drain pipe has smooth ends on one side, and can easily be inserted into a socket. On the other side the drain pipe has a molded cuff, so the drain pipe or fitting with spigot end can easily be connected.

Advantages of a PVC drain pipe

• Durability: PVC drain pipes have a long service life.
• Lightweight: PVC drain pipes are lighter than other materials, which makes installation both easier and cheaper.
• Money saving: PVC is a relatively cheap material, which reduces installation and maintenance costs.
• Environmentally friendly: PVC is recyclable, which makes it an eco-friendly choice for drainage systems.