Pipe reducer MAGNAPLAST 11335 short HTR DN 110/50 mm

Short pipe reducer MAGNAPLAST 11335 short HTR DN 110/50 mm is designed to connect pipes with different diameters in drainage and sewer systems, providing a reliable and compact transition from DN 110 to DN 50 (110/50 mm). Its short body is intended for installations with limited space where a standard-length reducer would not fit. The reducer supports gravity flow connections and is suitable for both new installations and retrofit projects in residential, commercial, and light industrial plumbing systems.

Advantages

The short MAGNAPLAST reducer offers a space-saving compact design that allows installation in confined areas without compromising hydraulic performance. Made from durable plastic material appropriate for wastewater applications, it provides a stable seal between pipes of different diameters and reduces the need for additional adapters. Its simple geometry simplifies alignment during assembly and minimizes potential leak points when correctly fitted.

Suitable for

• Connecting DN 110 drainage pipes to DN 50 outlet pipes in gravity sewer systems
• Compact retrofit and repair work in tight installation spaces
• Residential and commercial building plumbing where a short transition is required

Key specifications

• Connection sizes: 110 mm to 50 mm diameter transition
• Form factor: short/compact reducer suitable for confined spaces
• Application: gravity drainage and sewer systems, maintenance and retrofit use
• Material type: injection-moulded plastic suitable for wastewater handling
• Compatibility: intended for use with standard DN 110 and DN 50 plastic drainage pipes

How to use

Ensure both pipes are clean, free of debris and cut square before assembly. Insert the smaller pipe into the reducer socket and align the larger pipe to the opposing socket, following manufacturer guidance for insertion depth and orientation. Use the appropriate sealing method if the reducer requires a gasket or solvent-weld joint; confirm the type of joint based on the connected pipe system. After assembly, check alignment and perform a leak test by running water through the connection under normal operating conditions.

Usage recommendations

Use the MAGNAPLAST short reducer in sections where space constraints prevent the use of longer transitions. Verify compatibility with the pipe material and joint type prior to installation, and follow local plumbing codes for drainage connections. For long-term performance, avoid exposing the connection to sustained mechanical loads or lateral stresses; provide appropriate support and bedding for connected pipes.