Single-socket pipe with U-AK gasket, L=2000 DN150, gray cast iron socket (GJL) MROHRDN1502

Socketed cast iron pipe – durability and tradition in the sewage system

Single-socket pipe with U-AK gasket, with a diameter of DN150 and a length of 2000 mm, made of gray cast iron (GJL), is an element of a socketed pipe and fitting system designed for the construction of gravity sewage systems and drainage of water from buildings. Cast iron, as a material, guarantees high fire resistance and ensures long-term operation. This solution is valued for its durability and low acoustic noise level during media flow.

Construction and assembly

The pipe has a socket, which, combined with the U-AK gasket, significantly facilitates assembly and reduces the time required to complete the installation. The gasket ensures a tight connection, minimizing the risk of leaks. The socket system is particularly popular during the renovation of historic buildings, the reconstruction of sewage networks, and the completion of existing installations. The traditional appearance of cast iron pipes allows you to preserve the original character of the building without disturbing its aesthetics.

Application and benefits

Socketed cast iron pipes are widely used in:

• Construction of gravity sewage systems – both new and modernized.
• Drainage of wastewater from residential, commercial and industrial buildings.
• Renovation of historic objects – where preserving aesthetic values is a priority.
• Reconstruction of sewage networks – ensuring reliability and durability for years.

It is worth noting that a pipe with a diameter of DN150 is suitable for applications requiring a higher flow rate than standard pipes with smaller diameters. The construction of gray cast iron (GJL) provides resistance to corrosion and mechanical damage, which translates into a long service life of the system. The weight of a single pipe is 30.5 kg and its dimensions are 0.15 x 0.15 x 2 m.