Atlas UPVC Reducer, 56mm x 1", Stack-to-Pipe Reducer for Soil & Waste Systems

Material: UPVC. Size: 56mm to 1 inch. Intended for cold water and drainage applications. Provides a tight seal, corrosion resistance, and a durable, long-lasting connection. Sold per piece (Per Pcs).

One end accepts 56mm diameter pipe and the other end connects to a 1 inch (25.4mm) pipe. Ensure you are matching the correct outside diameters for a proper fit.

It’s suitable for domestic, commercial, and industrial plumbing projects where a transition from 56mm piping to 1 inch piping is required, especially in cold-water and drainage lines.

Steps: 1) Cut and square both pipes. 2) Deburr and clean the pipe ends. 3) Dry-fit to confirm alignment. 4) Apply UPVC primer (where required) and solvent cement to the outside of the 56mm pipe and the inside of the reducer. 5) Insert fully and hold until set. 6) Allow the joint to cure before testing for leaks.

Yes. Use UPVC-compatible solvent cement and primer as recommended for UPVC pipe fittings. Have a hacksaw or pipe cutter for clean cuts, a deburring tool, and rags for cleanup.

This reducer is designed for cold water and drainage applications. UPVC fittings are not intended for hot water use.

Ensure pipes are clean and burr-free, apply primer where recommended, use the appropriate amount of solvent cement, fully insert the reducer, and hold the joint briefly to prevent back-suck. Allow sufficient curing time before pressurizing the system.

If you’re exploring alternatives, consider: Atlas 56mm x 40mm UPVC Reducer (for a different end size) available at https://fepy.com/product/atlas-56mm-x-40mm-upvc-reducer-per-pcs and a 56mm x 32mm UPVC Reducer option at https://fepy.com/product/upvc-reducer-56mm-x-32mm-per-pcs. These provide similar functionality with different end-diameter options to fit your system.

Return policies can vary by product and region. For non-warranty-related returns, check the seller’s standard return terms for items in unused condition with original packaging within the specified return window.

Keep the fittings clean and free from debris, ensure a proper seal with compatible solvent cement, avoid exposing UPVC to aggressive chemicals beyond its intended use, and periodically inspect joints for signs of leakage or wear in long-running systems.