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| Brand | Houthandel Jan Sok |
|---|---|
| Finish | Grijs |
| Material | polyvinylchloride |
| Volume | 1 piece |
| Stock | 100 in stock |
Product description
This PVC eccentric reducer Ø110 x Ø75 spigot/socket makes the transition between two pipe sizes in a drain line. The outside is an Ø110 mm spigot that goes into the socket of the 110 mm pipe or fitting. The socket on the inside takes the 75 mm waste pipe, for example from a soil stack or rainwater drain. On an eccentric reducer the small opening sits against the edge, so the bottoms of both pipes line up. In a horizontal pipe this means no water or dirt is left behind at the transition. The reducer is made of grey PVC by Dyka and matches standard grey PVC waste pipes and fittings. It is joined with PVC solvent cement. Order the reducer online or collect it from Houthandel Jan Sok at Celsius 10 in Meppel.
Key features
Why this reducer is practical:
- Ø110 x Ø75 mm: transition from a 75 mm drain to a 110 mm line.
- Eccentric: the bottoms of both pipes line up, so horizontal pipes drain fully.
- Spigot/socket: the spigot fits an existing socket, the small pipe goes into the reducer's socket.
- Compact: a ring instead of a long reducer, keeping the transition short.
- Grey PVC by Dyka: same material and colour as standard grey waste pipes.
Applications
Suitable for, among others:
- Connecting a 75 mm drain from a soil stack or rainwater drain to a 110 mm line.
- Connecting a 75 mm pipe to a 110 mm fitting, such as a bend or T-piece.
- Horizontal drain lines, where the bottom of the pipe has to run level.
- Renovations where an existing pipe has a different size from the new drain.
Connects to
The reducer fits:
- PVC waste pipe Ø75 mm, solvent-welded into the reducer's socket.
- PVC pipe or fitting with an Ø110 mm socket, into which you glue the spigot.
Installation
Install the reducer in six steps:
- Cut to length: cut the 75 mm pipe square and deburr the cut edge.
- Dry fit: push pipe, reducer and socket together without glue first and turn the ring so the small opening is at the bottom.
- Clean: clean and degrease the bonding surfaces with PVC cleaner.
- Glue: apply PVC solvent cement to spigot and socket and push the parts fully together in one movement.
- Wipe: wipe off excess cement straight away.
- Let it cure: only load the joint after the drying time stated on the cement packaging.
Product specifications
Technical details at a glance:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | eccentric reducer |
| Diameter | Ø110 x Ø75 mm |
| 110 mm connection | spigot |
| 75 mm connection | socket |
| Joint | solvent weld |
| Material | PVC (polyvinyl chloride) |
| Colour | grey |
| Manufacturer | Dyka |
| Article number | 20022245 |
| EAN | 8716936014531 |
| Volume | 1 piece |
PVC eccentric reducer Ø110 x Ø75 spigot/socket
Grey PVC eccentric reducer by Dyka for connecting an Ø75 mm waste pipe to an Ø110 mm pipe or fitting. The Ø110 mm spigot goes into the socket of the larger pipe; the 75 mm pipe goes into the reducer's socket. Sold per piece.
Delivery and pickup
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Pickup in Meppel: Free (ready after confirmation)
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Truck delivery with a Moffett: €125 fixed delivery charge
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Free delivery on orders from €2,500
Cut-to-size or custom-processed timber is non-returnable. Stock lengths: see returns policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an eccentric and a concentric reducer?
On an eccentric reducer the small opening sits against the edge, so the bottoms of both pipes are level. You choose it for horizontal pipes. On a concentric reducer the opening is in the centre; it is usually used in vertical pipes.
How do I connect a 75 mm drain to a 110 mm pipe?
Use this reducer Ø110 x Ø75. Glue the spigot into the socket of the 110 mm pipe or fitting and the 75 mm pipe into the reducer's socket.
Do I need to glue the reducer?
Yes. Grey PVC drainage is joined with PVC solvent cement. Clean and degrease the bonding surfaces with PVC cleaner first, then push the parts fully together in one go.