Benched Bottom Manhole Liner (Square) – KBBML 950SQ

PRODUCT CODE: KBBML/950SQ

Kent Benched Bottom Manholes Liner 950-950 have sloped bases to help residue exit the chamber. These are most commonly used in Food, Dairy, Fish and Beverage plants. The inlets and outlets on these benched bottom manhole liners are designed to allow for connection of stainless steel / polypropylene / UPVC pipework. Liners can accommodate 1,2, 3 or multiple side inlets at varying inverts and 1 side outlet. Inlet sizes vary from 75mm diameter to 300mm diameter, and to suit Dairy Pipe/Metric Pipe and Scheduled Pipe and Polypropylene /UPVC pipe sizes. Where liners are internal in the building we generally supply Double Sealed or Triple Sealed Recessed stainless steel manholes for concrete infill.

Where liners are external to the building, the covers above these liners are generally cast iron, but in some cases over process manholes we supply double sealed recessed or chequer plate stainless steel . Liner bodies are fully welded and dye pen tested and supplied material and test certs. For deep liners optional step rungs can be added. Please note that in most cases the top of liner is 200-300mm below FGL ( load bearing concrete above this supports the Kent or other manhole frame and cover at ground level. The manhole frame and cover is most often smaller than the liner opening and can be a standard size.

This family of products include KBBML 950SQ, KBBML1200-1200SQ and KBBML700-700.

Customisable: Stainless Grade, Height, Width, Depth, and Number of inlets.

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