Pipe reducer without socket 110/110 MAGNAPLAST RED110/110

MAGNAPLAST pipe reducer without socket 110/110 is a straight coupling element designed to connect or adapt sections of 110 mm plastic pipes where a socketed joint is not required. The RED110/110 model provides a smooth transition between matching-diameter pipes and is intended for use in drainage and sewerage systems made from compatible materials. Its simple cylindrical form enables inline repairs, extensions and reconfigurations of existing runs without changing pipe diameter.

Advantages

The reducer offers a compact, no-socket connection that simplifies installation in confined spaces and reduces the need for additional fittings. Its uniform diameter on both ends ensures a consistent flow path and minimizes internal turbulence. The product is compatible with standard 110 mm sewer and drainage plastic pipes, allowing straightforward integration into existing systems. The absence of a socket reduces the overall length of the fitting and can facilitate repairs where a flush or transition joint is required.

Suitable for

• Inline connection of two 110 mm plastic pipes in drainage systems
• Repair and replacement of short pipe sections without socketed joints
• Adaptation of runs where minimal fitting length is needed
• Non-pressure sewer and stormwater drainage applications with compatible materials

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 110 mm on both ends
• Type: reducer without socket (straight, uniform diameter)
• Material: plastic suitable for drainage and sewerage systems (compatible with standard 110 mm pipes)
• Application: non-pressure drainage and sewage pipe systems

How to use

Ensure both pipe ends are clean, free of debris and cut squarely before making the connection. Slide the reducer over the pipe ends or align it between the prepared pipe sections depending on the chosen joining method. Use an appropriate adhesive, solvent-weld, gasket or mechanical coupling compatible with the pipe material and local installation standards to secure the joint and ensure leak-free performance. Allow any adhesive or solvent systems to cure for the recommended time before placing the run back into service.

Usage recommendations

Verify material compatibility between the MAGNAPLAST reducer and existing pipes before installation. Follow local building codes and manufacturer guidance for joining methods and joint sealing. For underground or buried runs, ensure proper bedding and backfill to avoid stress on the connection. Avoid applying excessive mechanical loads or thermal stresses to the joint after installation.