Features & Benefits
What Makes Our Sewerage pipes Stand Out?
Lightweight
Not Subjected to Galvanic or Electrolytic
Smooth Surface Reduces Friction
Non-Reactive to Acids
Self-Socketed Pipes Ensure Leak-proof Joints
Corrosion-Free and Rust-Proof
Low Maintenance
Cost-Effective
Stringent Quality Control

Applications

Discover the Versatility of Finolex Sewerage pipes

Gravity Drainage

Our Finolex Sewerage Pipes ensure efficient wastewater drainage through gravity, guaranteeing smooth flow and disposal.

Industrial Effluent Transport

Trusted by industries, our pipes safely transport industrial wastewater.

Surface Water Drainage

Our pipes effectively channel rainwater and surface runoff, safeguarding structures from flooding.

Domestic Sewer Flow

Utilise our sewer drainage pipes for reliable soil and waste discharge from homes, maintaining sanitation and hygiene standards.



Product Range
Our Range of Sewerage pipes

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Technical Details
The Finolex Plumbing Solvent Cement & Primer

Solvent Cement

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Lubricant

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Installation of Sewerage pipes
Step 1: Measuring
Measure and mark the required length of the pipe.
Step 2: Cutting
Cut the pipe in a square shape. Avoid angled cuts to prevent leakage.
Step 3: Deburring and Chamfering
Remove any burrs with a knife or deburring tool. Make a 10° - 15° chamfer at the end of the pipe.
Step 4: Cleaning
Wipe off dirt, grease, and moisture from the pipe with a clean, dry cloth.
Step 5: Outer Coating
Apply an even layer of cement to the outer side of the pipe.
Step 6: Inner Coating
Apply a medium layer to the inside of the fitting.
Step 7: Assembly
Join the pipe and fitting socket with the socket bottom. Hold the pipe and fitting together until the pipe does not retract. The excess cement can be removed from the exterior surface of the pipe and fitting. A properly made joint will show a continuous bead of cement around the perimeter of the pipe and fitting.
Step 1: Cleaning
Remove surface dirt, grease, or moisture with a clean, dry cloth.
Step 2: Rubber Ring Fitment
Clean the rubber ring and insert it into the pipe groove by hand.
Step 3: Cutting
Ensure the pipe is cut squarely to fit properly into the socket with a rubber ring seal.
Step 4: Chamfering and Cleaning
Remove surface dirt, grease, or moisture with a clean, dry cloth. Make a 10° – 15° chamfer at the pipe end.
Step 5: Lubricant Application
Apply a thin layer of lubricant on the rubber ring before insertion.
Step 6: Assembly
Push the pipe into the integrated ring socket end.


Frequently Asked Questions

Learn More About Finolex Sewerage pipes

Finolex provides sewerage and underground drainage pipes that meet IS 15328 standards. These pipes are designed for gravity drainage, sewer flow, and transporting soil and waste discharge. They're ideal for carrying soil and waste from buildings to sewers, drains, treatment plants, disposal points, and septic tanks.

The Finolex Sewerage Pipes are specially designed for underground - non-pressure applications like gravity drainage, sewer flow and transportation of soil and waste discharge.

Our sewerage pipes are available with selfit and ringfit sockets, in standard lengths of 3 and 6 metres. The Selfit pipes feature self-sockets and are joined using solvent cements, while ringfit pipes come with EPDM rubber rings and are joined using lubricants.

Finolex offers sewerage pipes in various sizes: 110, 160, 200, 250, and 315 mm, with stiffness classes SN-2, SN-4, and SN-8. Pipes with diameters of 110, 160, and 200 mm come with selfit sockets, while those with diameters of 250 and 315 mm feature ringfit sockets.

The Finolex Sewerage Pipes are designed for non-pressurised applications. Despite this, they can endure "external earth pressure" and have stiffness ratings of 2 KN/m² for SN2, 4 KN/m² for SN4, and 8 KN/m² for SN8.
 

The Finolex Sewerage Pipes have equivalent SDR series: SN 2 (SDR 51, stiffness class 2 KN/m²), SN 4 (SDR 41, stiffness class 4 KN/m²), and SN 8 (SDR 34, stiffness class 8 KN/m²).

The SDR series indicates the standard dimension ratio of our sewerage pipes, providing a standardised measurement for their dimensions and properties.

The Finolex Underground Drainage and Sewerage Pipes are suitable for various applications, especially in buildings where hygiene is crucial, such as hospitals, hotels, schools, and building complexes.

PVC is chosen for sewerage pipes due to its exceptional durability, resistance to corrosion, and cost-effectiveness, making it an ideal material for long-lasting sewerage systems.

Our PVC sewer drainage pipes boast a long lifespan, typically lasting for several decades with proper installation and maintenance, ensuring reliable performance and cost-effectiveness over time.

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