Single-socket pipe with U-AK gasket, L=2000 DN100, grey cast iron socket (GJL) MROHRDN1002

Cast iron spigot pipe with a diameter of DN100 and a length of 2000 mm is an element of a gravity drainage system, designed for draining water from buildings. Made of gray cast iron (GJL), it is characterized by high durability and fire resistance. It is a proven material, especially valued in renovations and reconstructions, where maintaining the original character of the building is key.

Features and application

The pipe is equipped with a U-AK gasket, which significantly facilitates installation and reduces installation time. The spigot system in which this pipe fits is widely used both in new installations and in the modernization of existing sewage and drainage networks. The traditional appearance of cast iron pipes allows for maintaining the aesthetics of buildings with a historical character.

• Durability: Cast iron is a material resistant to corrosion and mechanical damage, which guarantees a long service life of the installation.
• Fire resistance: Cast iron is a non-flammable material, which increases the safety of the building.
• Low noise level: The cast iron drainage system is characterized by damping the sound of flowing water.
• Easy installation: U-AK gaskets simplify the pipe connection process and ensure a tight connection.
• Aesthetics: The traditional appearance of cast iron pipes blends perfectly with the architecture of historic buildings.

Construction and parameters

The pipe has a nominal diameter of DN100, which means an internal diameter of 100 mm. It is made of gray cast iron (GJL), which ensures its strength and resistance to loads. The external color of the pipe is gray, which makes it easier to identify in the installation. The weight of a single pipe is 19 kg, and its dimensions are 0.1 x 0.1 x 2 meters (height x width x length).

The pipe with U-AK gasket is a reliable solution for installers looking for durable and aesthetic elements for drainage systems. Its easy installation and high quality of workmanship translate into saving time and costs associated with the implementation of the investment. For the end user, this means peace of mind resulting from the certainty of a solidly made installation that will last for many years.