VKDUALBLOCK

Installation data:
Making the connection
Pipe cut between corrugations
with fine tooth saw
URM11 seal in
first corrugation
SNC6 snap cap and
seal UR6IT
Pipe socket or coupling
150mm
Quantum pipe
UME15Q
coupling
160mm solid
wall pipe
Quantum seal fitted in first corrugation of pipe and handed as shown
Cutting and jointing Quantum pipes
Quantum pipes may be easily cut The procedure for jointing is as follows:
to length on site if required using a 1. Ensure that the end of the pipe and
fine tooth saw. Saw cuts should be
inside the socket are free from swarf,
made square to the pipe midway
grit, etc.
between the corrugations. It is not
2. Fit seal into the first corrugation
necessary to chamfer the end of the
of the pipe making sure that the
pipe after cutting.
seal is correctly handed, as shown
Unlike joints on standard solid wall
above, and that it is not twisted.
pipe, where the ring seal is located 3. Apply lubricant around the pipe
in a housing within the socket, with
seal and inside the socket.
Quantum pipe the ring seal is fitted 4. Push pipe fully into the socket either
around the pipe.
by hand or by using a timber block
and lever on the other end of the pipe.
Connection to 160mm
solid wall pipe
All 150mm Quantum sockets
have been designed for use with
Quantum pipes and 160mm solid
wall pipes to BS EN 1401: 2000.
To adapt a Quantum fitting to
accept 160mm solid wall drainage
UR61T must be fitted to the end
of the socket to enable a connection
to be made, as shown above.
Quantum couplings, bends, branches
and reducers have an all socket
configuration and jointing these to
Quantum pipe is achieved in the same
way as described above.
A full technical design and installation guide is available to download from marley.co.uk Technical hotline: 01622 852695
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