WAVIN BEND S&W50X22PVC grey – PVC pipe bend 50×22 mm

WAVIN BEND S&W50X22PVC grey is a PVC pipe bend designed to connect and redirect pipes with a 50×22 mm cross section. Manufactured from rigid grey PVC, the fitting provides a fixed-angle change of direction for drainage and waste systems. It is intended for use in residential and commercial plumbing installations, maintenance and repair where a compact durable elbow is required for a 50×22 mm pipe run.

Advantages

The PVC construction offers resistance to corrosion and many common household chemicals, while the rigid design ensures dimensional stability and long service life under normal operating conditions. Its grey finish supports visual identification and integration with compatible pipe runs. The simple geometry provides predictable flow characteristics and straightforward installation when matched to compatible 50×22 mm PVC piping.

Suitable for

• Drainage and wastewater routing in residential buildings
• Connections in commercial plumbing and sanitary systems
• Repair and replacement of existing 50×22 mm PVC pipe sections
• Low-pressure gravity drainage applications

Key specifications

• Material: rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
• Colour: grey
• Nominal connection size: 50×22 mm
• Function: fixed-angle pipe bend for direction change
• Typical application: drainage and waste systems

How to use

Verify that mating pipes are the correct 50×22 mm size and that surfaces are clean and free of debris. For solvent-weld systems, apply the appropriate PVC primer and cement according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions, then insert the pipe fully into the fitting and hold until initial set. For push-fit or gasketed systems, ensure seals are present and undamaged, then push the pipe into the fitting until fully engaged. Allow any adhesive to cure before subjecting the joint to mechanical stress or system pressure.

Usage recommendations

Do not expose the fitting to open flame or temperatures beyond the PVC material limits. Select jointing method (solvent weld, push-fit or gasket) compatible with existing system components and follow local plumbing codes. Inspect joints after installation for proper alignment and leaks before backfilling or concealing.