45° Male-Female PVC Coupling, Ø 100 mm, for Glue Joint, Wastewater Drain Connection - Gray
45° Male-Female PVC Coupling, Ø 100 mm, for Drainage
This simple 45° gray PVC coupler connects a secondary pipe to a main drainage pipe with a Ø 100 mm diameter.
Diameter 100 mm – 45° angle – male-female connection for glueing.
Fitting designed for wastewater drainage systems (bathrooms, kitchens, toilets, downspouts). Sold individually.
Description
Introduction to the 45° PVC Y-Fitting
The Y-joint (also called a branch or Y-connector) is used to combine two flow streams into a single pipe. The secondary inlet connects to the main line at a 45° angle, which follows the direction of flow.
This male-female model connects to 100-mm-diameter PVC drain pipes and fittings using adhesive.
Technical Specifications
- Type: Single 45° tee
- Diameter: 100 mm
- Connection: male-female, to be glued
- Material: PVC
- Color: gray
- Weight: 458 g
- Packaging: 1 piece
Uses
- Connecting a secondary drain (sink, shower, kitchen sink, toilet) to a Ø 100 mm riser or manifold;
- creating a branch on a wastewater downspout;
- Ø 100 mm PVC indoor drainage systems.
ℹ️ Good to Know
The 100 mm diameter corresponds to the outer diameter of the PVC drain pipe. Install the tee in the direction of flow: the 45° branch must face downstream.
⭐ Tip from the team
Before gluing, cut the pipe square, deburr it, and clean the surfaces to be joined; then apply PVC adhesive to the pipe and inside the socket. Join the pieces without twisting and let them dry before use.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What pipe diameter should I use?
PVC drain pipes with an outer diameter of 100 mm.
What is the angle of the branch pipe?
The branch is angled at 45° relative to the main line.
How is it installed?
By gluing with PVC adhesive, using its male end and female sockets.
What is it used for?
For wastewater drainage systems: bathrooms, kitchens, toilets, and downspouts.