Ricom PP straight pipe end piece L250 DN60/100 for sewer drainage

The Ricom PP straight pipe end piece L250 DN60/100 for sewer drainage is a polypropylene (PP) transition section designed for building wastewater and stormwater systems. It provides a straight, rigid connection between DN60 and DN100 pipe runs with a length of 250 mm. The component is intended for use where a durable, corrosion-resistant joint is needed in sewer and drainage applications and is compatible with standard PP piping systems.

Advantages

This straight end piece is manufactured from polypropylene, offering resistance to chemical corrosion and common wastewater substances while remaining dimensionally stable over time. Its straight, precision-molded geometry ensures a secure fit and alignment between differing diameters, reducing the risk of misalignment during installation. The part is lightweight, facilitating handling and assembly on site, and tolerates the typical temperature ranges and mechanical stresses found in underground drainage installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting DN60 and DN100 PP sewer or drainage pipe runs
• Building wastewater and stormwater pipelines
• Indoor and underground drainage installations where rigid transition is required

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Configuration: straight transition end piece
• Length: 250 mm
• Nominal diameters: DN60 to DN100
• Application: sewer and drainage systems
• Properties: corrosion-resistant, rigid, lightweight

How to use

Prepare both pipe ends by cleaning and deburring to ensure full insertion and a tight joint. Align the DN60 and DN100 pipes with the end piece, ensuring the straight geometry is maintained and sockets are fully seated. Use the appropriate solvent welding, rubber seal, or mechanical coupling method specified for PP systems in your installation standards to secure the connections. Verify alignment and gradient before backfilling or concealing the joint.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, follow local plumbing codes and PP pipe manufacturer instructions regarding jointing methods, allowable loads, and burial depth. Avoid exposure to open flame and solvents not compatible with polypropylene. Inspect connections after installation and perform pressure or smoke testing as required by relevant standards to confirm leak-free joints.