MAGNAPLAST sewer branch connector Trójnik kanalizacyjny model 11510

MAGNAPLAST sewer branch connector Trójnik kanalizacyjny model 11510 is a three-way junction element for drainage and wastewater systems. Designed to join three sections of sewer or soil pipes, it enables flow distribution and compact routing of drainage lines in building installations. The connector is intended for use in residential, commercial and light industrial plumbing where reliable pipe branching is required for waste and drainage conveyance.

Advantages

This sewer branch connector offers a compact design that simplifies the installation of multiple pipe runs at a single junction. Its geometry provides stable alignment of connected pipes and reduces the need for additional fittings. The product is compatible with standard sewer and soil pipe diameters used in building drainage, facilitating repair, replacement or extension of existing pipelines.

Suitable for

• Connecting three sewer or soil pipes in building drainage systems
• Repairing or extending existing wastewater piping
• Creating junctions for branch lines to fixtures or external drains

Key specifications

• Three-way connector for sewer and soil pipe networks
• Designed for in-line and branch connections within building drainage
• Geometry suited for stable pipe alignment and flow redistribution
• Material compatible with standard drainage installations

How to use

Position the MAGNAPLAST sewer branch connector at the intended junction point and ensure connected pipe ends are clean and free of debris. Align each pipe with the connector socket and push or secure according to the installation system used (e.g., solvent welding, push-fit or elastomer seal), following local plumbing codes and manufacturer instructions of the mating pipes. Verify correct slope and alignment for gravity drainage and test the assembled section for leaks before backfilling or concealing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate seals and joining methods compatible with the connector and the pipe material. Confirm pipe diameters and connection types before installation, maintain required slope for proper drainage, and perform a pressure or water-tightness test after assembly.