Gasket ANI_PLAST 7102686 corrugated 32x32/40 for pipe joint

ANI_PLAST corrugated gasket model 7102686 is a versatile plastic connector designed for joining drainage and plumbing pipes with nominal dimensions 32x32/40 mm. Made from durable plastic, it offers resistance to moisture and common temperature fluctuations. The gasket's adjustable length from 351 to 761 mm and corrugated construction allow adaptation to different installation distances and constrained spaces, providing a reliable seal for domestic and light commercial systems when used with compatible piping.

Advantages

The corrugated design provides flexibility for alignment in tight or restricted-access locations while the plastic material ensures corrosion resistance and long-term dimensional stability. Adjustable length supports a range of installation layouts without the need for additional extensions or connectors. The product is manufactured to fit nominal Ø 32 and Ø 40 mm connections, enabling secure joints and reduced risk of leaks when installed correctly.

Suitable for

• Domestic plumbing and drainage repairs or installations
• Light commercial drainage systems requiring Ø 32 / Ø 40 mm connections
• Tight or confined installation spaces where flexible connectors are needed

Key specifications

• Brand: ANI_PLAST
• Model / MPN: 7102686
• EAN: 4779037102686
• Compatible nominal pipe sizes: 32x32/40 mm
• Adjustable length: 351–761 mm
• Material: plastic (corrugated construction)

How to use

Select the correct ends of the gasket to match the pipe diameters (Ø 32 or Ø 40 mm). Compress or expand the corrugated section to the required installation length within the 351–761 mm range, insert each end over the mating pipe spigot or into the socket as intended, and ensure a tight mechanical fit. Verify alignment and, if applicable, secure with appropriate clamps or sealing rings according to local plumbing practice to prevent movement and ensure a watertight joint.

Usage recommendations

Use this gasket only with compatible Ø 32 and Ø 40 mm piping and check seals after the first test run. Avoid exposing the connector to temperatures or chemicals beyond typical domestic plumbing conditions. For permanent or pressurized installations, follow local building codes and consider additional mechanical fixation if required.