FloPlast Solvent Soil Screwed Access Cap – SS292 110mm

Rodding access in a spare socket comes from the FloPlast Solvent Soil Screwed Access Cap SS292, which fits into a spare 110mm solvent soil socket and gives you a cap that unscrews for rodding or testing.

Using the FloPlast Solvent Soil Screwed Access Cap SS292

It goes into the socket of a branch, a bend or the end of a run. With the cap off, rods can go straight in. So it gives low-cost access in spots too tight for a full access pipe.

Glue the body into the socket, keeping cement off the thread. Let it cure, then screw the cap on hand tight.

Place it where rods can go in straight, and leave access if it is boxed in.

Check the cap seal before testing the stack, and do not overtighten it. A smear of silicone on the thread helps it come undone years later when someone needs to rod the pipe. Let the household know where the cap is.

Access caps at our Glasgow counter

Branches and bends that take this cap are listed in the Flexible range. The SS292 is sold by Plumb Parts at 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX, trading Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-1pm, or buy it through the website.

Specification

• Brand: FloPlast
• Range: 110mm Solvent Soil
• Maker code: SS292
• Material: PVC-U
• Connection: Glued body, screw-off cap
• Sizes: 110mm
• Standard or approval: BS EN 1329-1 and BS EN 1453-1, Kitemark KM 544331
• Max temperature: 70°C to 75°C continuous; hotter discharges for 2 minutes at most
• Suitable for: Rodding access in a spare solvent soil socket

Common Questions

Is the SS292 cap glued as well?

No, only the body goes into the socket with cement. Keep cement off the thread.

Why put silicone on the cap thread?

It helps the cap come undone years later. That matters on the day the pipe needs rodding.

Where can the SS292 go?

In the socket of a branch, a bend or the end of a run. Choose a spot where rods can go in straight.

Datasheets

• FloPlast Soil & Waste Systems Brochure (PDF)