Installation Manual - Future Pipe Industries
Installation Manual - Future Pipe Industries
Installation Manual - Future Pipe Industries
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4. Adhesive bonded joints<br />
Before adhesive bonding, all safety precautions will need to be checked. Ensure that all necessary tools and materials<br />
are available (see chapter 12. and 4.1.).<br />
Adhesive bonded joints can only be made by fully trained and certified personnel.<br />
4.1 Tools for adhesive bonded joints<br />
For assembly of adhesive bonded joints the following is needed:<br />
A measuring tape + marker pen + pipe fitter's wrap-a-round + measuring gauge<br />
B pipe clamp + bench + rubber strip (for use underneath the chain clamp)<br />
C angle grinder with diagrit or carborundum cutting disc (grain 24) flapper sander and a sanding bobbin,<br />
a handsaw with a 24 teeth/inch blade, jig saw with a 14 teeth/inch blade<br />
D shaver<br />
E cleaning rag<br />
F adhesive, spatula (=rubber scraper plate), emery cloth<br />
G heating blanket, hot air gun (paint stripper gun), digital temperature gauge, variable energy control (rheostat),<br />
insulation blanket<br />
H generator<br />
I cleaning fluid/gloves/dust mask/safety glasses.<br />
J shelter (depending on the weather conditions)<br />
For adhesive bonding: see instructions included with the cement kit.<br />
For machining: see shaver instructions supplied with the shaver.<br />
Note: <strong>Future</strong> <strong>Pipe</strong> <strong>Industries</strong> supplies two types of adhesive:<br />
- Easyfit Adhesive is suitable for standard EST and for EWT drinking water systems,<br />
both suitable for a medium temperature up to 110°C.<br />
- Easyfit Conductive Adhesive is suitable for systems with electrically conducting properties (CST)<br />
for medium temperatures up to 110ºC.<br />
4.2 Machining<br />
After the pipe has been cut to the exact length, the end will have be machined to the right diameter to ensure a proper<br />
joint. The surface has to be cleaned with a clean cloth.<br />
If the surface has been in contact with oil or grease, it should be cleaned with a clean cloth soaked in pure acetone,<br />
M.E.K. (methyl ethyl ketone) or M.I.B.K. (methyl isobutyl keton) (free of water). Do not use paint thinners, petrol or<br />
alcohol for cleaning. After drying, machining can start. There are 3 shavers available: one for diameters up to 50 mm,<br />
one for diameters from 80 mm to 250 mm and one for diameters from 200 mm to 400 mm.<br />
Fig. 4.1.a.<br />
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