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HT-Discharge Pipes
and Fittings (PPs)
with inlaid seal
● Delivery Range
● Chemical Resistance
DIN EN ISO
9001:2000
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PP Range of High-Temperature Discharge Pipes
with inlaid seal
Basic Information
Commercial Name
Ostendorf-HT-Abflussrohr (Ostendorf High-Temperature Discharge Pipe)
Material
Polypropylene (PP), resistant to hot water, permanent low inflammability as per DIN 4102 B1
Quality Requirements
DIN 8078
Technical Delivery Conditions

DIN EN 1451 and DIN V 19560-10
Colour
dust grey RAL 7037
Identification
Ostendorf high-temperature discharge pipes bear the following permanent markings in red or embossing of
material:
the Ostendorf mark

RAL — the test symbol, the nominal diameter, the date of manufacture, the numbers as per DIN standard
V 19560-10 or DIN EN 1451.
Fittings are also marked with an indication of angular degrees or amounts decreased.
Moreover, pipes and fittings marked with the inscription ”PP schwer entflammbar DIN 4102-BI”
Sealing rings bear the numbers as per DIN standard 4060 and DIN EN 681, the manufacturer´s mark, the year
of manufacture, the nominal diameter and the mould and mould cavity numbers.
Nominal Diameters
32 40 50 75 90 110 125 160
Overall Lengths
150 250 500 750 1000 1500 2000 5000 mm
Connection
Plug-in sockets
Seal
Factory-fitted lip seal
Certificates
Certified quality system DIN EN ISO 9001 : 2000 DQS
Ö-Norm, Watermark, Sitac
Applications
Building drainage
Discharge of aggressive media
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KUNSTSTOFFE
Gebr. Ostendorf Kunststoffe GmbH & Co. KG

P. O. Box 1463 – D-49363 VECHTA / GERMANY
Plant: D-49377 Vechta / Germany

Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 6-8, Industriegebiet Nord
Telefon +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 - 0
Telefax +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 15
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Distributor
HT KAT engl. 07 DRUCK 04/06

with inlaid seal
The waste water pipe system for homes.

Ostendorf HT made of PP
1. Area of Application
This technical information is valid for the use and laying of hot water resistant Ostendorf-HT pipes and
fittings made of PP DN 32 - DN 160 with socket muffs that are used as waste water lines inside buildings.
Ostendorf-HT pipes and fittings are in accordance with DIN EN 1451 and DIN V 19560-10.
2. Materials
2.1 Pipes and Fittings
Ostendorf-HT = made of polypropylene (PP) very heat stable, very inflammable, in accordance with
DIN 4102 B1.
Material properties:
• mean density: 0.95 g/cm 3
• Coefficient 4
of linear expansion: 1.2 x 10 /K
• Coefficient of thermal conductivity: 0,22 W/mK
• Modulus of elasticity, in accordance with DIN 53457, 1275 N/mm 2
• Rupture strain: 800 %

2.2 Ring seal gasket
In accordance with DIN 4060 and DIN EN 681.
3. Goods Requirements / Technical Condition at Delivery

Pipes and fittings made of PP: DIN EN 1451, DIN 1986, DIN EN 12056, 4102 and 8077 / 78.
4. Area of Application
For hot water resistant Ostendorf-HT pipes and fittings in accordance with DIN EN 12056 and DIN
1986-100 are no limitations with respect to thermal loading from waste water. They are approprate for
carrying off chemically aggressive waste water that is within a range of pH 2 (acidic) to pH 12 (basic).
Ostendorf-HT pipes and fittings can be used for applications where hot waste water occurs in large
quantities. These pipes and fittings may not be used for:
a) lines where external temperature sources exceeding 90° occur and the pipes and fittings (up to 110°
over short periods), are not sufficiently protected against the affects of such temperature sources.
b) lines that carry waste water with gasoline or benzol content.
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c)
c) lines
lines in
in earth.
earth.
Ostendorf-HT
Ostendorf-HT pipes
pipes and
and fittings
fittings are
are designated
designated for
for their
theirunlimited
unlimitedapplication
applicationpossibilities
possibilities with
with
respect
respect to temperature loading from waste water by their light grey color (RAL7037).
to temperature loading from waste water by their dust grey color (RAL 7037).
5. Delivery State
Ostendorf-HT pipes and fittings with insert muffs are delivered ready-to-install with built-in
rubber seals.
Ostendorf-HT pipes and fittings are bundled and packed in boxes respectively. To prevent
damage to the boxes, they must be protected against moisture. Ostendorf-HT pipes must be
appropriately stored in order to prevent deformation to the insert muffs and excessive
contamination by dust and dirt. When stacking, the socket muffs must be free of loads.
Technical changes may occur without notice.
1. Please note!
The following working and installation instructions are valid for the correct installation of waste
water lines in property waste water systems, in accordance with DIN 1986 and DIN EN 12056. It
contains the pipe range in accordance with DIN EN 1451. These pipes, fittings and sealing ele-
ments are appropriate for carrying off waste water with respect to DIN 1986, Part 3, within a range
of pH 2 to pH 12. They may not be used for lines in earth. Only approved pipes, fittings and sealing
elements may be used. The basis for the area of application is DIN 1986, Part 4. Pipes and fittings
made of polypropylene may be used inside buildings for waste water lines, rain water lines and ven-
tilation pipes. For Ostendorf HT-PP pipes and fittings there are no limitations with respect to tem-
perature loading from home waste water. The pipes and fittings are colored as follows: PP in accor-
dance with DIN EN 1451 and DIN 19560: dust grey. Because of varying flammability property,
pipes and fittings made of PP are designated with „DIN 4102 B 1“ in red writing (not easily inflamma-
ble), in accordance with DIN EN 1451.
2. Pipe Laying
For installation work of the herein described waste water systems for buildings and property,
only companies who have qualified and trained personnel should be contracted.
2.1 Transport and Storage
Unpalletized pipes should be laid completely flat along their entire length during transport.
Heavy shocks, especially in freezing temperatures, must be avoided. For loading and
unloading, wide canvas lifting harnesses must be used. Pipes and fittings may be stored freely,
pre-installed sealing elements should not be stored longer than three years. The following
points must be observed whenever storing pipes:
a) Pipes must be stored in a stable position and so that no deformation or bending can
take place.
b) The pipe muffs must be free, both in the vertical and horizontal directions.
c) A stacking height of 1.5 meters should not be exceeded.
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2.2 Cutting to Length and Beveling
Cutting pipes to length is done by using a pipe cutter or a fine toothed saw. The cut edges
must be deburred. The pipe end is then beveled with a beveling tool or by using a coarse file at
an angle of approximately 15°. Unit in mm
Fittings may not be cut.
* DN = Nominal Diameters
2.3 Connecting Pipes and Fittings

a) Clean the pipe spigot end and clean the muff.
b) Check the condition and quality of the factory pre-installed sealing element.
c) Apply factory supplied lubricant lightly and evenly on the beveled surface only of the spigot
end.
When inserting, the ring seal must be free of lubicant. Center up the spigot end of the pipe and
push until the pipe end reches the end of the muff.
d) Length changes between pipes and fittings as well as between pipes within the spigot and
muff connection are possible. It is required that the pipe be pulled back a maximum of 10 mm.
For HT pipes, that means a maximum length of 2 meters. The spigot ends of fittings may
remain fully pushed into the socket muff. Pipes must be secured with pipe clamps to prevent
slippage during subsequent installation work. This is done after taking into account the
necessary measures concerning length changes.
3. Laying Pipe Lines

3.1 Pipe Clamps
In general, plastic waster water piping systems must be installed so that they are not under
mechanical stresses and are allowed to undergo natural length changes. As a rule, securing
pipes is done with pipe clamps that have an inner lining and that are appropriate for the given
outside diameter and which completely circumvent the pipe. If no inner lining is used inside the
clamp, then the inside edge of the clamp must be rounded off and the inside surface must be
smooth. Only an inner lining that is recommended by the pipe manufacturer can be used. Inner
linings made of PVC or pipe hooks may not be used!
3.1.1 Fixed Clamps

Fixeds point are achieved by completely tightening the pipe clamps in a piping system. They
must be positioned so that each pipe length is prevented from slipping. The fixed clamps must
be positioned directy behind the muff for pipe with socket muffs. Fittings or groups of fittings
must always be laid out as fixed points.
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3.1.2 Loose Clamps
Pipe clamps which are not completely tightened (loose clamps) must allow unimpaired
longitudinal movement of the pipeline after installation. For this reason the inside diameter of
the clamp must be slightly bigger than the outside diameter of the pipe when installed.
3.2 Distance between Pipe Clamps

Refer to the table for the recommended distance between clamps.
3.3 Laying Pipe Lines in Masonry Structures
Slots in masonry must be made to allow stress and tension free pipe installation. If the pipes
must be embedded in mortar without using mortar carriers or ecnclosures, then the pipes and
fittings must be completely wrapped with flexible material such as cardboard, mineral or glass
wool. At areas where high temperatures can occur, appropriate measures must be taken to
protect the pipes (insulation of heat carrying lines, i.e. heating lines). In addition, the ZVSHK
guidlines "Vorwandinstallation" and the ZVSHK instruction manual "Entwsserungsleitungen" or
other local applicable building codes and guidelines must be referred to. Horizontally laid
pipelines (connecting lines or collecting lines) which for example serve as a connection for
multiple wall fixture elements should have a wrapping along the entire length. Linear expansion
of the pipes and fittings must not be hindered.
3.4 Pipe Installation in Ceilings and Floors

Laying pipes in ceilings must be done so that they are moisture proof and sound proof. The
appropriate wrapping material must be used. In case of floors using poured asphalt, the
pipeline parts must be protected by using protective pipes or by wrapping with heat insulating
materials. If fire protection measures are required in ceilings or floors, then Section 5 must be
referred to.
3.5 Installing Pipe Systems in Concrete

House waste water pipes and fittings may be embedded in concrete. Length changes of the
pipes from thermal expansion must be considered as previously described. The parts of the
pipe system must be fastened so that movement and expansion is prevented during concrete
pouring. To prevent penetration of concrete fluid into the muffs, an adhesive tape strip must be
used to seal the muff joint. All pipe openings must be closed off.
3.6 Hook-up to Pipes made of Other Materials

To connect HT-plastic pipes to other pipe system parts made of some other material, the
appropriate fittings and sealing materials from the manufacturer must be used.
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3.7 Subsequent Connection of Pipes and Fittings
If a hook-up connection must be to done to an existing line, then fittings and components made
by the manufacturer must be used.
a) When using double socket muffs connectors, a sufficiently long pipe length (length of the
fitting 2d) is cut out, the ends of the pipes are then beveled and the branch connector is then
installed. The remaining space in the line is closed off by inserting an appropriately long pipe
length and two double socket muff connectors.
b) If long muffs are used, then a length of pipe that equals the length of the fitting plus the
insert depth is cut out. The long muff is then inserted all the way to the end and the fitting is
installed by using a double socket muff connector. Afterwards, the spigot end of the long muff
is inserted in the other muff end of the fitting.
3.8 Preparing and Using Pipes with Straight Ends and Leftover Pieces
Cutting, using and preparing leftover pieces (pipes with straight ends) can be done by using
double muffs, double socket muff connectors and insert muffs. When using these connectors,
a maximum length of 2 meters should not be exceeded when laying pipes with straight ends.
The must be laid in accordance to the local applicable codes and regulations and must assure
compensation for expansion (see linear expansion).
Installation requirement when using:
The distance intervals for pipe clamps for horizontal pipe installations are prescribed.
4. Sound Proofing Measures

Drainage systems must be planned and installed according to DIN 4109 as well as the
supplementary state codes with respect to DIN 4109. If for outside rooms which need
protection in accordance with DIN 4109 (bedrooms etc.), the building codes concerning "sound
protection in buildings" must be observed and if the sound emission from the installed lines
must not exceed 35 dB(A) (sound pressure level), then the regulations stated in the building
codes for all individual household systems must be considered.Waste water lines may not be
installed in the open in rooms where protection is required. For massive walls which border on
rooms that require protection, waste water lines may be installed only when the walls have a
mass of at least 220 kg / m2. This also applies for fastening onto the remaining wall thickness
after slots have been cut out in walls that border on waiting rooms. For light weight walls
separating protection required rooms, the suitability of the walls must be checked by the wall
manufacturer. For reducing sound transmission, screw pipe clamps with rubber inlays that are
fastened to the wall with plastic anchors and screws must be used. Further recommendations
concerning reducing sound transmission may be found in DIN 1986, Part 1 and DIN 4109
Supplement 2.
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5. Fire Protection Measures.
If pipe lines are installed through walls or ceilings, then requirements with respect to fire
resistance that are in accordance with the applicable local building codes and regulations
(state building codes and requirements) must be fully observed. For installation in Germany,
the regulations of the "Richtlinien für die Verwendung brennbarer Baustoffe im Hochbau" in
connection with local state building codes and the rules of DIN 4102, Section 11 are valid as
well. The combustion properties of the herein described material are in accordance to the
building classification DIN 4102 B1 (very low inflammability). For example, the installation
requirements for the state building codes of North Rhine Westphalia are outlined: the following
described applications refer to walls and ceilings for which an F90 AB fire resistance time is
required "a transmission of fire and smoke is - without which special proof is needed - not to be
expected for installation of lines made of pipes of B1 or B2 building material (in accordance
with DIN 4102) through walls when the pipe line of total length of 4 meters, and in any case not
less than 1 meter, is enclosed or covered by a mineral mortar = to 15 mm thick on non-
combustible mortar mesh or by an equivalent enclosure of inflammable building material."
Pipelines that branch off and are not installed in ceilings or walls do not require any enclosure.
6. Norms and Regulations

In Germany, the following norms and regulations must be observed whenever using and
installing waste water pipes made of plastics for waste water removal from buildings:
DIN 1986 Section 1 of Waste Water Systems for Buildings and Property; technical
requirements for Building Sectionn 2-; Determining the nominal sizes of Waste Water and
Ventilation Lines. Amendment 1-; Example Calculation Section 3; - Rules for Operation and
Maintenance Section 4-; Area of Application of Waste Water Pipes and Fittings of various
Materials
DIN 1986 - 100
DIN EN 12056, 1-5 part
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DIN EN 12056 Gravit drainage systems inside buildings (parts 1-5)
DIN 1986-100 Drainage systems on private ground
DIN 1986-30 Waste water systems for buildings and property - maintenance
DIN EN 681 Elastomer seals-material requirements for pipe joint seals used in water
and drainage applications;
DIN 4102-1 Fire behaviour of building materials and building components.

(also see: DIN 4102-11 Fire behaviour of building materials and building components:
pipe encasements, pipe bushings, service shafts and ducts and barriers across inspection
openings; terminology, requirements and testing)
DIN 4109 Sound insulation in buildings (also see " Supplementary State Codes")
DIN 8078 Supplement 1 Pipes of polypropylene; chemical resistance of pipes and fittings.
DIN 18381 German contract procedures for building works (VOB) Gas, water and sewage,
plumbing works inside of buildings.
DIN 19560-10 Pipes and fittings made of polypropylene for hot water resistant waste and soil
discharge systems inside buildings – part 10: Fire behaviour, quality control and installation
recommendations
State Building Codes
Sources:
DIN Norms, Beuth Verlag, Berlin
KRV-Work Supplements, Kunststoffrohrverband e.V., Bonn
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Basic Information
Mechanical and Thermal Properties - Polypropylen (PP)
Modified Polypropylen (PP)
resistant to hot water, light-stabilized, permanent low inflamability as per DIN 4102
Property Measuring Symbol Unit Value

Method
Density ISO R 1183 DIN 53479 p g/cm3 0.95

Notch impact ISO R 179 DIN 53453 ak kJ/m2 6.86
resistance* Test bar as Standard
(as per Charpy) per fig. 2 small bar
Limit bending DIN 53452 σbG N/mm2 43.14
stress Standard
small bar
Yield stress ISO R 527 DIN 53452 σs N/mm2 30.39

Tear Resistance Test Test speed σR N/mm2 39.22
spedd C V
Elongation at Test bar as Test bar 4 εR % 800
tear per fig. 2
Modulus of DIN 53457 Ε N/mm2 1275
easticity section 2.3
Melting range Polarizing °C 158-164**

microscope
Vicat softening ISO R 306-1 kp DIN 53460 VSP/A °C 150
point Method A
Silicone oil
Thermal DIN 52612 λ W/Km 0.22
conductivity
Linear coefficient VDE 0304 α °C-1 1.2x10-5
of thermal Part 1.4
expansion
* measured at 20°C, all other values at 23°C.

** applies to base material
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What does "resistant to chemicals" mean?
Plastics do not rust

That sounds like a slogan, but it is demonstrably true: thanks to their chemical structure,
plastics are capable of resisting the effects of the atmosphere, of water and many other
chemicals which corrode metals. For this reason they are frequently employed as a
corrosion protectyon coating for metals.
The sentence "plastics have a high chemical resistance" is accurate, but is too much of a
generalization. The standards, therefore, talk of a high capability for resisting chemicals.
The complexity of this area is shown by the long lists issued by the producers of raw
materials, specifying the behaviour of each of their plastics with regard to a large number of
chemicals. These tables, of course, can only supply initial general indications. This is
expressly pointed out in the DIN standards relating to chemical resistance capability
(e.g. DIN 8078).
Although certain common features are applicable to the various groups of plastice - e.g.
most thermoplastics have a high resistance to acids and alkalies - each individual plastic
has its own distinct chemical characteristics. Closely related plastics can react to the same
chemical substance in completely different ways, indeed the same plastic can behave in
quite different ways with regard to the same chemical substance at different temperatures
or different degrees of concentration. Additives can also have an effect on the behaviour of
the plastic with regard to
chemicals: e.g. plasticizers, stabilizers, colouring pigments etc. with which plastics are
modified for particular areas of application.
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Item description DN
32 40 50 75 90 110 125 160
Long
Pipes with sockets (150/250/500/750/ HTEM ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
1500/2000) mm
Fittings
Bend 15° HTB ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
30° ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
45° ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
67° ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
87° ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Branch DN 32 HTEA ❍
DN 40 ❍
DN 50 ❍ ❍
DN 75 ❍ ❍
DN 90 ❍ ❍ ❍
DN 110 ❍ ❍ ❍
DN 125 ❍ ❍
DN 160 ❍ ❍
Inspection pipes HTRE ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Couplers HTU ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Double socket HTMM ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Plugs HTM ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Long socket HTL ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
Single socket HTAM ❍ ❍ ❍
Double corner branch HTED ❍
Double branch (67°) (*87°) DN 50 HTDA ❍
DN 75 ❍
DN 90* ❍
DN 110 ❍ ❍
Reduction pipes DN 40 HTR ❍
DN 50 ❍ ❍
DN 75 ❍
DN 90 ❍ ❍
DN 110 ❍ ❍ ❍
DN 125 ❍
DN 160 ❍ ❍
Connection pieces to cast-iron pipe HTUG ❍ ❍ ❍
Connection pieces to iron pipes DN 40 HTS ❍
DN 50 ❍ ❍
Siphon bends DN 30 HTSW ❍
DN 40 ❍ ❍
DN 50 ❍
Double Siphon bend DN 40/50/40 HTDSW ❍
Accessories
Seals ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍
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Signs and Symbols
α = angle
d6 = socket-inside diameter of the connection piece to cast-iron pipe-spigot end
D = largest socket-outside diameter, largest diameter
DN = nominal size
D1 = inside diameter
D2 = outside diameter of the gasket for connection pieces
D3 = connectable diameter range
h = total length
kg = unit weight
kg/m = weight of one meter without socket
I = effective length
s = wall thickness
t = spigot length of the socket
z1, z2, z3, z4 = measurements
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Dimension – Measurements – weight

Pipes and Socket measurements in mm
measurements DN d1 s1 D t kg / m
32 32 1,8 44 40 0,191
40 40 1,8 53 55 0,241
50 50 1,8 63 56 0,310
75 75 1,9 88 61 0,484
90 90 2,2 105 58 0,660
110 110 2,7 125 76 0,978
125 125 3,1 143 82 1,247
160 160 3,9 181 100 2,048
kg/ m = without socket part
Pipes with Socket measurements in mm

No. DN I kg No. DN I kg
10005 32 150 0,041 10900 90 150 0,148

10015 250 0,058 10910 250 0,208
10025 500 0,102 10920 500 0,359
10045 1000 0,191 10930 750 0,480
10055 1500 0,280 10940 1000 0,660
10065 2000 0,367 10950 1500 0,962
10075 3000 0,544 10960 2000 1,263
10000 40 150 0,055 10300 110 150 0,245

10010 250 0,077 10310 250 0,331
10020 500 0,131 10320 500 0,547
10030 750 0,186 10330 750 0,762
10040 1000 0,241 10340 1000 0,978
10050 1500 0,350 10350 1500 1,409
10060 2000 0,459 10360 2000 1,841
10100 50 150 0,069 10400 125 150 0,293

10110 250 0,097 10410 250 0,406
10120 500 0,168 10420 500 0,686
10130 750 0,239 10430 750 0,966
10140 1000 0,310 10440 1000 1,247
10150 1500 0,452 10450 1500 1,808
10160 2000 0,594 10460 2000 2,369
10200 75 150 0,107 10500 160 150 0,491

10210 250 0,152 10510 250 0,674
10220 500 0,262 10520 500 1,132
10230 750 0,373 10530 750 1,590
10240 1000 0,484 10540 1000 2,048
10250 1500 0,705 10550 1500 2,963
10260 2000 0,927 10560 2000 3,879
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Pipes measurements in mm
10080 40 5000 1,093

10180 50 5000 1,419
10280 75 5000 2,215
10980 90 5000 3,072
10380 110 5000 4,313
10480 125 5000 5,609
10580 160 5000 9,155
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Bend measurements in mm
No. DN α z1 z2 I1 kg
11005 32 15° 3 8 45 0,024

11015 30° 6 10 48 0,025
11025 45° 9 12 51 0,025
11035 67,5° 14 17 56 0,027
11055 87,5° 19 23 61 0,028
11000 40 15° 4 8 66,0 0,033
11010 30° 7 10 69,0 0,034
11020 45° 10 13 72,0 0,035
11030 67,5° 16 19 78,0 0,037
11050 87,5° 23 26 85,0 0,040
11100 50 15° 5 8 67,5 0,043
11110 30° 8 11 70,5 0,046
11120 45° 12 15 74,5 0,047
11130 67,5° 19 22 81,5 0,052
11150 87,5° 27 31 89,5 0,054
11200 75 15° 7 10 73,0 0,064
11210 30° 12 15 78,0 0,078
11220 45° 17 20 83,0 0,081
11230 67,5° 27 31 93,0 0,092
11250 87,5° 39 43 105,0 0,099
11900 90 15° 6 12 60,0 0,099
11910 30° 13 18 67,0 0,106
11920 45° 20 25 74,0 0,114
11930 67,5° 32 36 86,0 0,110
11950 87,5° 46 49 100,0 0,137
11300 110 15° 9 13 85,0 0,169
11310 30° 16 20 92,0 0,186
11320 45° 25 28 101,0 0,203
11330 67,5° 40 43 116,0 0,229
11350 87,5° 57 61 133,0 0,246
11400 125 15° 10 14 92,0 0,215
11410 30° 18 22 100,0 0,234
11420 45° 28 32 110,0 0,271
11450 87,5° 65 69 147,0 0,329
11500 160 15° 12 18 113,0 0,477
11510 30° 23 29 123,0 0,521
11520 45° 36 42 136,0 0,546
11550 87,5° 83 89 183,0 0,609
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measurements in mm
Branch
No. DN α z1 z2 z3 I kg
12005 32 / 32 45° 9 40 40 94,0 0,046
13005 67,5° 14 27 27 86,0 0,044
14005 87,5° 19 21 21 85,0 0,043
12000 40 / 40 45° 10 49 49 115,0 0,068
13000 67,5° 16 32 32 105,0 0,063
14000 87,5° 23 24 24 105,0 0,050
12010 50 / 40 45° 5 56 54 116,0 0,060
13010 67,5° 14 38 35 105,0 0,078
14010 87,5° 22 29 24 105,0 0,069
12110 50 / 50 45° 12 61 61 130,0 0,091
13110 67,5° 19 40 40 116,9 0,086
14110 87,5° 27 29 29 114,9 0,080
12120 75 / 50 45° -1 79 74 134,0 0,115
13120 67,5° 14 53 45 120,0 0,123
14120 87,5° 27 42 30 118,0 0,115
12220 75 / 75 45° 17 91 91 168,0 0,171
13220 67,5° 27 59 59 146,9 0,154
14220 87,5° 39 43 43 142,0 0,142
12190 90 / 50 45° -9 90 82 127,0 0,164
14190 87,5° 26 50 31 111,0 0,147
12290 90 / 75 45° 9 103 100 163,0 0,197
14290 87,5° 39 51 44 137,0 0,173
12990 90 / 90 45° 20 110 110 184,0 0,243
14990 87,5° 56 70 51 161,0 0,244
12130 110 / 50 45° -17 104 91 148,0 0,245
13130 67,5° 8 71 51 122,0 0,229
14130 87,5° 27 59 30 122,0 0,256
12230 110 / 75 45° 0 116 109 175,0 0,307
13230 67,5° 21 77 66 155,0 0,262
14230 87,5° 40 60 44 152,0 0,244
12330 110 / 110 45° 25 133 133 226,0 0,430
13330 67,5° 40 85 85 196,0 0,370
14330 87,5° 57 61 61 185,0 0,350
12340 125 / 110 45° 18 173 141 243,9 0,459
14340 87,5° 75 68 62 204,0 0,440
12440 125 / 125 45° 28 152 152 266,0 0,612
14440 87,5° 28 120 152 266,0 0,490
12350 160 / 110 45° 2 166 158 265,0 0,735
14350 87,5° 59 83 63 237,0 0,714
12550 160 / 160 45° 36 194 313 380,0 1,138
14550 87,5° 36 162 313 380,0 0,900
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with inlaid seal

measurements in mm
Long socket No. DN h t kg
17010 40 235 174 0,045
17110 50 210 174 0,071
17210 75 220 183 0,117
17910 90 150 86 0,111
17310 110 255 185 0,276
measurements in mm
Reduction pipes No. DN h t kg

15015 50 / 32 17 68 0,034
15010 50 / 40 11 66 0,033
15120 75 / 50 20 78 0,060
15290 90 / 50 29 83 0,077
15295 90 / 75 17 73 0,090
15130 110 / 50 39 105 0,117
15230 110 / 75 25 91 0,125
15930 110 / 90 17 75 0,122
15340 125 / 110 14 101 0,173
15350 160 / 110 33 137 0,299
15450 160 / 125 26 130 0,290
Reduction pipes
measurements in mm
No. DN z1 I1 kg
15005 40 / 32 short 15 32 0,022
15125 75 / 50 short 14 56 0,056
15135 110 / 50 short 18 40 0,101
15235 110 / 75 short 3 55 0,134
measurements in mm
Double branch No. DN α z1 z2 z3 I kg
16110 50 / 50 / 50 67,5° 20 41 41 124 0,104
16220 75 / 75 / 75 67,5° 28 59 59 153 0,182
16990 90 / 90 / 90 87,5° 46 51 51 151 0,242
16130 110 / 50 / 50 67,5° 8 71 51 135 0,227
16330 110 / 110 / 110 67,5° 40 85 85 201 0,462
Double corner branch measurements in mm

No. DN1 DN2 DN3 z1 z2 z3 z4 I kg
17340 110 110 110 40 86 86 86 202 0,461
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with inlaid seal

Double socket measurements in mm
No. DN h I kg
17005 32 93 2 0,028
17000 40 111 9 0,041
17100 50 112 9 0,054
17200 75 118 22 0,082
17900 90 105 2 0,097
17300 110 140 26 0,192
17400 125 177 27 0,245
17500 160 196 30 0,453
Couplers measurements in mm
No. DN h l kg
18005 32 93 2 0,027
18000 40 111 9 0,042
18100 50 112 9 0,054
18200 75 118 22 0,081
18900 90 105 2 0,101
18300 110 140 26 0,192
18400 125 177 27 0,213
18500 160 196 30 0,444
Plugs measurements in mm
No. DN h kg
17020 40 39 0,010
17120 50 39 0,015
17220 75 39 0,024
17920 90 39 0,041
17320 110 46 0,067
17420 125 50 0,089
17520 160 58 0,178
Inspection pipes measurements in mm

No. DN I kg
18110 50 115 0,092
18210 75 142 0,161
18910 90 171 0,244
18310 110 185 0,333
18410 125 214 0,438
18510 160 266 0,712
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with inlaid seal

Siphon-bends measurements in mm
No. DN D1 z1 z2 I1 kg
18050 40 / 30 40 27 20 89 0,028
18150 40 / 40 50 25,5 20 88,5 0,032
18250 50 / 40 50 30,5 25 93,5 0,039
18350 50 / 50 60 30,5 25 93,5 0,040
Gasket for measurements in mm

Siphon-bends No. DN D2 D3 for Siphon-Bends kg
19030 40 / 30 A 40 28-34 DN 40 / 30 0,013
19130 40 / 30 B 50 28-34 DN 40 / 40, 50 / 40 0,029
19230 40 / 40 B 50 38-44 DN 40 / 40, 50 / 40 0,015
19330 50 / 30 D 60 28-34 DN 50 / 50 0,053
19430 50 / 40 E 60 38-44 DN 50 / 50 0,038
19530 50 / 50 F 60 48-54 DN 50 / 50 0,019
Double Siphon-bends
measurements in mm
No. DN D1 z1 z2 I1 kg
18360 40 / 50 /40 50 27 39 90 0,049
Gasket for measurements in mm

Double Siphon-bends No. DN D2 D3 for double Siphon-Bends kg
19130 40 / 30 B 50 28-34 DN 40 / 50 / 40 0,029
19230 40 / 40 B 50 38-44 DN 40 / 50 / 40 0,015
Connection pieces to
measurements in mm
iron pipes
No. DN D1 h I kg
18130 40 / 40 50,0 88 58 0,022
18230 50 / 40 50,0 84 56 0,024
18330 50 / 50 60,0 118 72 0,027
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with inlaid seal
Dimension - Measurements - weight

measurements in mm
gaskets for
Connection pieces No. DN D2 D3 kg
19130 40 / 30 B 50 28-34 0,029
to cast-iron pipe 19230 40 / 40 B 50 38-44 0,015
19330 50 / 30 D 60 28-34 0,053
19430 50 / 40 E 60 38-44 0,038
19530 50 / 50 F 60 48-54 0,019
Connection pieces measurements in mm

No. DN D6 h I kg
to iron pipe 18120 50 72 140 70 0,048
18220 75 92 114 56 0,069
18320 110 124 129 67 0,136
GA-Set-Gasket measurements in mm
for connection pieces No. DN kg
to iron pipe 19140 50 0,038
19240 75 0,043
19340 110 0,067
19440 125 0,095
A = Ring outside G = Ring inside
measurements in mm
Single socket
No. DN L l kg
17130 50 113 4 0,045
17230 70 117 5 0,072
17330 100 130 8 0,155
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with inlaid lip seal
Polypropylene
Polypropylene (PP)
Polypropylene is related to polyethylene, and is also produced by the polymerization of
ethylene, using the low-pressure process. The structural formula of polypropylene differs
from that of polyethylene in that on every second carbon atom of the chain molecule a
hydrogen atom is replaced by a CH3 group. These CH3 groups may either be arranged on
both sides of the carbon atom (atactic)
CH3 CH3
—
CH2 — CH — CH2 – CH — CH2 — CH — ...

—
CH3
or all the groups can be on only one side (isotactic). Commercial polypropylenes are exclu-
sively isotactic.
Its formula:
CH2 — CH — CH2 – CH — CH2 — CH — CH2 — CH—...
—
CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3
Isotactic polypropylene is highly crystalline - the evenly constructed chains can be easily
arranged. This gives it a high resistance to heat (up to 110°C over short periods), plus high
mechanical strength, good tear resistance, surface hardness, tensile strength and good
recovery behaviour. Its excellent electrical insulation properties correspond to those of
polyethylene, while its chemical resistance, as with all polyolefins, is good.
Polypropylene (PP), permanent low inflammability

For its range of high-temperature pipes Ostendorf uses a special type of polypropylene
which has been equipped with a permanent flame-retardant finish. With this additional
basic property of the polypropylene material, our high-temperature pipes are classified as
building materials of low inflammability (class B1).
This is monitored by our own inspections and by the State Materials Testing Office (MPA),
Darmstadt
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Chemical Resistance
Polypropylene, permanent low inflammability (PP)
Chemicals Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Acetone1 100 + O
Ether, see diethly ether
Alums of all types, aq. any + +
Aluminium salts, aq. any + + +
Formic acid 98 + O
90 +
50 + +
10 + + +
Ammonia, gaseous 100 + +
Ammonia, aq. conc. + +
10 + +
Ammonium acetate, aq. any + + +
Ammonium carbonate, aq. any + + +
Ammonium chloride, aq. any + + +
Ammonium nitrate, aq. any + + +
Ammonium phosphate, aq. any + + +
Ammonium sulphate, aq. any + + +
Amyl alcohol, pure + +
(fermentation amyl alcohol)
Aniline 100 + O
Barium salts any + + +
Benzaldehyde 100 +
Benzaldehyne, aq. sat. +
(0.3)
Petrol, see fuels
Benzoic acid 100 + +
Benzoic acid, aq. sat. + + +
Benzene 100 O —
Succinic acid, aq. sat. + +
Boric acid 100 + +
Boric acid, aq. sat. + +
(4.9)
Bromine, liquid 100 —
Bromine vapours high — —
Bromine vapours low O —
Bromine water sat. — —
Butane, liquid 100 +
Butane, gaseous 100 + +
n-Butyl alcohol (n-Butanol) 100 + +
Calcium chloride, aq. sat. + + +
Calcium nitrate, aq. sat. + +
Chlorine, liquid 100 —
Chlorine, gaseous, damp 10 O — —
Chlorine, gaseous, dry 100 — — —
Chlorobenzene 100
Chloroform 100 O —
1 Boiling point 56.3°C
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with inlaid seal
Chlorosulphonic acid 100 — —

Chlorine water sat. O —
Hydrogen chloride, gaseous high + +
(cf. also hydrochloric acid) low + +
Chromium salts (bivalent
and trivalent), aq. sat. + +
Chromium troxide, aq.
(chromic acid) sat. + —
20 + O
Cyclohexane 100 +
Cyclohexanol 100 + +
Cyclohexanone 100 + —
Decahydronaphthalene 100 O — —
Diethyl ether1 100 O
Dibutyl phthalate, see
plasticizers
Dimethylformamide 100 +
1,4-Dioxan 100 + O —
Iron salts, aq. sat. + + +
Acetic acid (glacial) 100 + O —
Acetic acid, aq. (cf. also
vinegar) 50 + +
10 + + +
Acetic anhydride 100 +
Ethyl acetate (acetic ester) 100 O O
Butyl acetate 100 + O
Ethanol, not denatured 100 +
Ethanol, aq., not denatured 96 + +
50 + +
10 + +
Ethyl benzene 100 O —
Chloroethane2 100 —
Dichloroethane 100 O O
2-Ethyl hexanol 100 +
Hydrofluoric acid 40 + +
Formaldehyde, aq. 40 + +
30 + +
10 + +
Glycerol 100 + +
Glycerol, aq. high + +
low + + +
Glycol 100 + +
Glycol, aq. high + +
low + + +
1 2
Boiling point 34.6°C Boiling point 13.1°C
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Urea, aq. sat. + +

Heptane 100 + O
Hexane 100 + O
Isooctane 100 + O
2-Propanol 100 + +
Caustic potash solution 50 + +
25 + +
10 + +
Potassium carbonate, aq. (potash) sat. + +
Potassium chlorate, aq. sat. + +
(7.3)
Potassium chloride, aq. sat. + + +
Potassium dichromate, aq. sat. + + +
(12)
Potassium iodide, aq. sat. + +
Potassium nitrate, aq. sat. + +
Potassium permanganate, aq. sat. + +
(6.4)
Potassium persulphate, aq. sat. +
(0.5)
Potassium sulphate, aq. sat. + + +
Cresol 100 + O
Cresol, aq. sat. + O
(0.25)
Copper salts, aq. sat. + + +
Magnesium salts, aq. sat. + + +
Methyl ethyl ketone 100 + O
Methyl alcohol (methanol) 100 + +
Methyl alcohol, aq. 50 + +
Dichloromethane1 100 O
Lactic acid, aq. 90 + +
50 + +
10 + + +
Mineral oils, see Technical
Requisites and Drugs
Naphthalene 100 +
Sodium bicarbonate, aq. (natron) sat. + + +
Sodium bisulphite, aq. sat. + +
Sodium carbonate, aq. (soda) sat. + +
10 + + +
Sodium chlorate, aq. 25 + +
Sodium chloride, aq. (common salt) sat. + + +
Sodium chlorite, aq. 5 +
Sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) 100 + +
Sodium hypochloride, aq. 5 + +
Sodium nitrate, aq. sat. + +
Boiling point 41.6°C

1
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Sodium nitrate, aq. sat. +

Sodium perborate, aq. sat. + + +
(1.4) + +
Sodium phosphate, aq. sat. + + +
Sodium sulphate, aq. (Glauber´s salt) sat. + + +
Sodium sulphite, aq. 1 sat. + +
Sodium sulphite, aq. sat. + +
Sodium thiosulphate, aq. (fixing salt) sat. + +
Caustic soda solution 50 + +
25 + +
10 + + +
Nickel salts sat. + +
Nitrobenzone 100 O O
Oleic acid 100 +
Octane, see isooctane
Oxalic acid, aq. sat. + + +
Ozone (< 0.5 ppm) O O
Perchloroethylene, see
tetrachloroethylene
Phenol
(aqueous phase) sat. + +
(approx. 9)
(phenolic phase) sat.
(approx. 70)
Phosphorus pentoxide 100 +
Phosphoric acid sat. + O
(approx. 85)
Phosphoric acid 50 + +
10 + + +
Propane, liquid 100 +
Propane, gaseous 100 + +
Pyridine 100 + O
Mercury 100 + +
Mercury salts, aq. sat. + +
Nitric acid 50 O —
25 + +
10 + +
Hydrochlorid acid conc. + +
10 + +
Sulphur 100 + + +
Sulphur dioxide low + +
Carbon disulphide2 100 O
Sulphuric acid 96 + O
50 + +
25 + +
10 + + +
Hydrogen sulphide1 low + +
1 Discoloration with lead stabilizers 2 Boiling point 46.2°C
25
Silver salts, aq. sat. + +

Stearic acid 100 +
Tetrachloroethane 100 O —
Tetrachloroethylene 100 O —
(perchloroethylene)
Carbon tetrachloride 100 O —
Tetrahydrofuran 100 O —
Tetrahydronaphtalene 100 O —
Thiophene 100 O —
Toluene 100 O —
Trichlorethylene 100 O O
Water 100 + + +
Hydrogen Perioxide, aq. 90
30 + O
10 + +
3 + + +
Tartaric acids, aq. sat. + +
Xylene 100 O —
Zinc salts, aq. sat. + +
Tin (II) chloride sat. + +
Citric acid, aq. sat. + + +
Technical Requisites and Drugs

Battery acid + +
Alum sat. + +
Asphalt1 + O
Petrol, see fuels
Bleaching lye/liquor O O
(12% effective chlorine)
Floor polish/wax1 + O
Borax, aq. sat. + +
Brake fluid 1 + +
Chlorinated lime + +
(arqueous suspension)
Chromium baths, techn.1 + +
Chromic-sulphuric acid mixture — —
Diesel oil, see fuels
Dixan lye ® serv. + + +
1 Resistance depends on compositon
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Technical Requisites
and Drugs Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Pine-needle oil + O
Fixing salt (cf. also sodium
thiosulphate) 10 + +
Formalin ® + +
Antifreeze (car) + +
Dishwasher fluid 1 + + +
Heating fuel oils 1 + O
Scots fir oil + O
Bone oil + O
Aqua regia + —
Cresol solution +
Lanolin ® + O
Linseed oil + +
LITEX ® + +
Lysol ® + O
Mineral oils (free from aromatics)1 + O —
Furniture polish 1 + O —
Engine oils (car) 1 + O —
(cf. also two-stroke engine oils
and oil in accordance with ASTM)
Moth balls 1 +
Oleum any — —
Oil No. 3 in accordance with
ASTM D 380-59 100 + O —
Paraffin 100 + + —
Liquid paraffin 100 + O —
Pectin sat. + +
Petroleum ether 100 + O
Kerosene 100 + O
Photographic developer1 stand. + +
serv. + +
Sagrotan ® + O
Soft soap + +
Typewriter oil + O
Shoe polish1 + O
Seawater + + +
Silicone oil 1 + O
Soda, see sodium carbonate
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Technical Requisites
and Drugs Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Tar1 + O
Oil of turpentine O —
White spirit + O
Ink1 + +
Transformer oil1 + O
Fuels:
Precipitation naphtha per DIN 51635 + O
Petrol, regular O —
Petrol, super O —
Diesel oil1 + O
Detergents^ high + +
Detergents, synthetic 2 serv. + + +
Water glass + +
Hydrogen peroxide, see chemicals
Plasticizers:
Dibutyl phthalate + O
Dibutyl sebacate +
Dihexyl phthalate +
Dionyl adipate +
Plasticizers:
Dionyl phthalate +
Dioctyl adipate +
Dioctyl phthalate +
Tricresyl phosphate +
Trioctyl phosphate +
Two-stroke engine oil O O
1 Resistance depends on compositon 2 Free from solvents, plasticizers and other additives
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Pharmaceuticals
and Cosmetics Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Aspirin ® +
Quinine +
Hair shampoo + +
Tincture of iodine, DAB 6 +disc.
[DAB=German Pharmacopoeia]
Camphor +
Menthol +
Nail polish 1 + O
Nail polish remover 1 + O
Perfume 2 +
Soap, bar + +
Soap solution sat. + +
10 + + +
Vaseline + O
Toothpaste + +
Foodstuffs and Luxury Items

Pineapple juice + +
Apple purée + + O
Apple juice + +
Orange juice + +
Orange peel +
Orange peel oil +
Beer +
Bitter almond flavouring +
Gravy + + O
Butter + +
Buttermilk +
Coca-Cola ® +
Egg (raw and cooked) + + O
Peanut oil + O O
Vinegar stand. + +
Vinegar essence 3 stand + +
Fish, pickled + + O
Fruit juices + +
2 Check permeability for odorous substances
3Resistance depends on composition, in this case in relation to 50%
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Foodstuffs and
Luxury Items Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Jelly + + O
Vegetables, rady to serve + + O
Gin 40 +
Grapefruit juice + +
Semolina + + O
Honey + +
Cheese +
Coffee (beans and ground) +
Coffee, ready to drink + + +
Cocoa, powder +
Cocoa, ready to drink + + O
Mashed potatoes + + O
Potato saled +
Coconut oil + O
Cake +
Cod-liver oil +
Linseed oil, see Technical
Requisites and Drugs
Liqueurs any +
Soft drinks +
Maize oil + O
Margarine + +
Marmalade + + O
Mayonnaise +
Horse-radish, ready to serve +
Flour +
Milk + + O
Milk-based foods + + O
Cloves (spice) +
Oil of cloves + O
Fruit salad +
Olive oil + +
Palm kernel oil + O
Paprika (spice) + +
Pepper + +
Peppermint oil +
Custard + + O
Curd cheese +
Beef suet + +
Rum 40 + +
Rum flavouring +
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Foodstuffs and
Luxury Items Conc. % 20°C 60 °C 100 °C
Cream, whipped cream +

Salt, dry + + +
Salted herrings + + +
Salt water + + +
Sauerkraut (pickled cabbage),
ready to serve any + + O
Lard + + O
Mustard +
Soda water +
Soya bean oil + O
Cooking oil, vegetable + O
Cooking oil, animal + O
Starch, starch solution, aq. any + +
Tea, ready to drink + + O
Tea leaves + +
Tomato ketchup + +
Tomato juice + +
Vanilla + +
Wine, mulled wine + +
Brandy +
Whisky 40 +
Sausage + +
Cinnamon (powder) +
Cinnamon (sticks) +
Lemon flavouring +
Lemon peel +
Lemon peel oil +
Lemon juice + +
Citric acid, see Chemicals + +
Sugar dry + + +
Sugar solutions + + O
Sugar-beet syrup any + + O
Key:
+ = resistant
O = practically resistant
O = partially resistant
O = not very resistant
— = not resistant
no
details = not tested
any = any concentration
conc. = concentrated solution
low = low concentration
serv. = service concentration
stand. = standard, customary
disc. = discoloured
aq. = aqueous solution
sat. = cold saturated
b.p. = boiling point
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KUNSTSTOFFE
P ro d u c t R a n g e
HT-Discharge Pipes
and Fittings (PPs)
Soundproof Pipe System

mineral reinforced Polypropylene
Drainage Pipe
System and Fittings (PP) SN 8
KG Drainage Pipe System

and Fittings (PVC)
System chambers
(PVC)
AQUALINE PE-HD Pressure

Pipes for Drinking Water

P.O. Box 1463 · D-49377 Vechta / Germany
Telefon +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 - 0
Telefax +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 15
KUNSTSTOFFE

P. O. Box 1463 – D-49363 VECHTA / GERMANY
Plant: D-49377 Vechta / Germany

Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 6-8, Industriegebiet Nord
Telefon +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 - 0
Telefax +49 (0) 44 41 / 8 74 15
sales direct: +49 (0) 44 41 / 87 4 - 10
Distributor
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Technical Delivery Conditions

the Ostendorf mark

Gebr. Ostendorf Kunststoffe GmbH & Co. KG

Plant: D-49377 Vechta / Germany

sales direct: +49 (0) 44 41 / 87 4 - 10

HT KAT engl. 07 DRUCK 04/06

The waste water pipe system for homes.

• mean density: 0.95 g/cm 3

• Coefficient of thermal conductivity: 0,22 W/mK

• Modulus of elasticity, in accordance with DIN 53457, 1275 N/mm 2

• Rupture strain: 800 %

3. Goods Requirements / Technical Condition at Delivery

b) lines that carry waste water with gasoline or benzol content.

2.3 Connecting Pipes and Fittings

3. Laying Pipe Lines

3.1.1 Fixed Clamps

3.2 Distance between Pipe Clamps

3.4 Pipe Installation in Ceilings and Floors

3.5 Installing Pipe Systems in Concrete

3.6 Hook-up to Pipes made of Other Materials

4. Sound Proofing Measures

6. Norms and Regulations

DIN 4102-1 Fire behaviour of building materials and building components.

State Building Codes

KRV-Work Supplements, Kunststoffrohrverband e.V., Bonn

Property Measuring Symbol Unit Value

Density ISO R 1183 DIN 53479 p g/cm3 0.95

Yield stress ISO R 527 DIN 53452 σs N/mm2 30.39

Melting range Polarizing °C 158-164**

* measured at 20°C, all other values at 23°C.

What does "resistant to chemicals" mean?

Plastics do not rust

Signs and Symbols

d6 = socket-inside diameter of the connection piece to cast-iron pipe-spigot end

D = largest socket-outside diameter, largest diameter

D2 = outside diameter of the gasket for connection pieces

D3 = connectable diameter range

kg/m = weight of one meter without socket

t = spigot length of the socket

z1, z2, z3, z4 = measurements

Dimension – Measurements – weight

Pipes with Socket measurements in mm

10005 32 150 0,041 10900 90 150 0,148

10000 40 150 0,055 10300 110 150 0,245

10100 50 150 0,069 10400 125 150 0,293

10200 75 150 0,107 10500 160 150 0,491

Dimension – Measurements – weight

10080 40 5000 1,093

Dimension – Measurements – weight

11005 32 15° 3 8 45 0,024

Dimension – Measurements – weight

Dimension – Measurements – weight

Reduction pipes No. DN h t kg

Double corner branch measurements in mm

Dimension – Measurements – weight

Inspection pipes measurements in mm

Dimension – Measurements – weight

Gasket for measurements in mm

Gasket for measurements in mm

Dimension - Measurements - weight