Davant Robinet à souder au solvant, coude à 45°, blanc

The Davant Solvent Weld Spigot 45° Bend (White) is an essential component for creating directional changes in drainage or plumbing systems. Designed with a 45° angle, it allows for smooth transitions in pipe alignment, helping to navigate obstacles or changes in pipe direction. The solvent-weld connection ensures a strong, leak-proof bond between the spigot and pipe, offering a reliable, long-lasting solution for both residential and commercial applications.

Key Features:

• 45° Angle Design – Ideal for changing the direction of pipes at a 45° angle.
  
• Solvent Weld Connection – Provides a secure, leak-proof seal between the pipe and bend.
  
• Durable PVC-U Material – Weather-resistant and suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.
  
• White Finish – Matches standard white PVC pipes, offering a clean, professional look.

📏 Boxed Dimensions & Weight:
✅ 32mm Spigot 45° Bend (White):

• W: 4.0cm × H: 3.5cm × D: 6.5cm ⋅ 30g
• Pack Dimensions: Height: 37mm × Width: 42mm × Depth: 65mm ⋅ Weight: 30g

✅ 40mm Spigot 45° Bend (White):

• W: 5.0cm × H: 4.0cm × D: 8.5cm ⋅ 45g
• Pack Dimensions: Height: 42mm × Width: 49mm × Depth: 86mm ⋅ Weight: 45g

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does a 45° bend do?

A 45° bend allows you to change the direction of the pipe by 45°, which is ideal for redirecting the flow of water or sewage through tight spaces or around obstacles in your plumbing or drainage system.

2. How do I install this spigot bend?

• Clean the ends of the pipe and the inside of the bend.
• Apply solvent cement to the pipe and the spigot bend.
• Insert the pipe into the bend, ensuring the pipe is fully pushed into the connection.
• Hold in place for a few seconds, then allow the cement to cure.

3. Is this suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the Davant Solvent Weld Spigot 45° Bend is made from PVC-U, a material resistant to outdoor elements, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor installations, including underground applications.

4. What is the difference between a spigot bend and a normal bend?

A spigot bend has a male end (spigot), which fits into a female end of a coupling or another fitting, while a normal bend may have identical ends that connect to other pipes or fittings.

Warranty & Safety Information

• Always follow manufacturer instructions for installation.
• Ensure proper ventilation when using solvent cement and always use protective gloves.
• Ensure the solvent cement fully cures before using the system.