Internal sewer pipe with socket MAGNAPLAST 75 mm, length 0.315 m (model 10315)

MAGNAPLAST internal sewer pipe model 10315 is a 75 mm diameter plastic pipe with an integrated socket and a length of 0.315 m, intended for use in internal wastewater and drainage systems. The short socketed section is designed to connect with compatible 75 mm pipes and fittings to form sealed joints for sanitary installations and repair work in residential and commercial buildings.

Advantages

This 75 mm internal sewer pipe features a factory-formed socket that simplifies assembly and reduces the need for additional couplers. The short length makes it suitable for tight spaces and precision adjustments during installation. Its plastic construction offers resistance to corrosion and typical household wastewater chemicals, while maintaining a smooth internal surface to promote reliable flow and reduce sediment accumulation.

Suitable for

• Connecting and extending 75 mm internal wastewater lines
• Repairing damaged or leaking sections in sanitary installations
• Use in tight or confined installation spaces where short connector pieces are required
• Residential and small commercial drainage and soil pipe systems

Key specifications

• Nominal internal diameter: 75 mm
• Overall length: 0.315 m
• Integrated socket for push-fit or solvent/sealant connections
• Material: plastic (smooth internal bore)
• Intended application: internal wastewater and drainage systems

How to use

Measure and cut the existing pipe run to accommodate the 0.315 m section, ensuring square and clean pipe ends. Prepare the mating pipe and socket according to the chosen joining method (push-fit, gasketed, or solvent welding) and apply appropriate sealing materials if required. Insert the plain pipe end fully into the socket until seated, and confirm alignment and slope for drainage. After assembly, test the joint for leaks by running water through the system and re-tighten or re-seal if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use compatible 75 mm system components and follow local plumbing codes. For solvent or adhesive joints, follow the manufacturer instructions for the adhesive and allow adequate curing time before pressure or flow testing. When installing in concealed spaces, ensure accessible inspection points are maintained.