Cut Sheet

Rigid Non-Metallic Conduit
F-36
Non-Metallic Rigid Conduit, Fittings and Accessories
Coupling
E910_
Male Threaded Adapter
E920_
PVC Conduit Repair Fittings
E2969
Apply a uniform coat of cement.
Insert fitting.
Rotate 1/4 turn.
Instructions:
Broken conduit on jobsite
Cut broken conduit off flush.
1
Insert plug to keep conduit clean/dry
through balance of rough-in. Once
rough-in is complete, remove plug
and continue with Step 3.
2
With reamer tool and standard
1
⁄2" drill, ream I.D. of conduit. It is
recommended to use a variable
speed drill. Use slower speed to
avoid overheating the conduit.
3
The guide will direct the cutter; the
stop will touch when completed.
4
Insert the coupling and cement
into place using the cement
manufacturer’s instructions.
Cementing Instructions:
A. Clean socket I.D. and spigot O.D.
of dirt and moisture.
B. Apply a uniform coat of cement to
spigot end and push onto socket
bottom, rotating 1/4 turn.
C. Allow time to set before disturbing.
This will depend upon temperature.
5
Alternative to Conduit Repairs:
Prior to concrete pour, measure and saw cut all conduit stub-ups to the
thickness of the concrete pour. Insert plugs. Pour concrete flush to the
conduit. When pour is complete, remove plugs and proceed with Step 3.
This alternative method saves time/money by eliminating the need for
transitions or use of metal elbows.