Davant Solvent Weld Spigot 45° Bend White

The Davant Solvent Weld Spigot 45° Bend (White) is an essential component for creating directional changes in drainage or plumbing systems. Designed with a 45° angle, it allows for smooth transitions in pipe alignment, helping to navigate obstacles or changes in pipe direction. The solvent-weld connection ensures a strong, leak-proof bond between the spigot and pipe, offering a reliable, long-lasting solution for both residential and commercial applications.

Key Features:

45° Angle Design – Ideal for changing the direction of pipes at a 45° angle.
Solvent Weld Connection – Provides a secure, leak-proof seal between the pipe and bend.
Durable PVC-U Material – Weather-resistant and suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.
White Finish – Matches standard white PVC pipes, offering a clean, professional look.

📏 Boxed Dimensions & Weight:
✅ 32mm Spigot 45° Bend (White):

W: 4.0cm × H: 3.5cm × D: 6.5cm ⋅ 30g
Pack Dimensions: Height: 37mm × Width: 42mm × Depth: 65mm ⋅ Weight: 30g

✅ 40mm Spigot 45° Bend (White):

W: 5.0cm × H: 4.0cm × D: 8.5cm ⋅ 45g
Pack Dimensions: Height: 42mm × Width: 49mm × Depth: 86mm ⋅ Weight: 45g

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does a 45° bend do?

A 45° bend allows you to change the direction of the pipe by 45°, which is ideal for redirecting the flow of water or sewage through tight spaces or around obstacles in your plumbing or drainage system.

2. How do I install this spigot bend?

Clean the ends of the pipe and the inside of the bend.
Apply solvent cement to the pipe and the spigot bend.
Insert the pipe into the bend, ensuring the pipe is fully pushed into the connection.
Hold in place for a few seconds, then allow the cement to cure.

3. Is this suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the Davant Solvent Weld Spigot 45° Bend is made from PVC-U, a material resistant to outdoor elements, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor installations, including underground applications.

4. What is the difference between a spigot bend and a normal bend?

A spigot bend has a male end (spigot), which fits into a female end of a coupling or another fitting, while a normal bend may have identical ends that connect to other pipes or fittings.

Warranty & Safety Information

Always follow manufacturer instructions for installation.
Ensure proper ventilation when using solvent cement and always use protective gloves.
Ensure the solvent cement fully cures before using the system.