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Transitions are a connecting piece of a pipeline designed to connect pipes of two different diameters of the pipeline. Depending on the working environment, transitions are made from different grades of steel. Steel transitions are concentric; eccentric For connecting two pipes along the central axis of symmetry of the pipeline or along the lower generatrix line. Concentric transitions are made by stamping or by centrifugal electroslag casting.

Fernco's range of saddles for Concrete and Clay pipes are an approved and more flexible option than pipe junctions when connecting lateral (or branch) pipes into main drain pipelines.

Adaptor Couplings, sometimes referred to as reducer couplings, are designed to connect unadopted drainage pipes with different outside diameters – connecting larger drainage pipes to smaller drainage pipes and vice versa.

Fernco's range of saddles for smooth PVC pipes are a more flexible option than pipe junctions when connecting lateral (or branch) pipes into main drain pipelines.

Bushes are used as an additional component part of either Shear Banded Couplings or Lateral Connection Saddles. The purpose of a bush is to increase the outside diameter of a pipe to be connected if the pipe is too small for the coupling being used or the saddle being used.

Drain Couplings, sometimes referred to as couplers, are simple, easy to use drainage pipe connectors. Drain Couplings are designed to connect two pipes with the same or similar (within 10mm) outside diameter.

Shear banded couplings are specifically designed to connect and repair pipes on adopted sewer and drainage applications, as required by the UK water companies. The stainless steel central band protects the joint under shear loads and helps to keep the joining pipes aligned, helping to prevent pipe displacement.