Download USER`S MANUAL and INSTALLATION GUIDE

6) Cut a 3" notch on one side of the belled end of the
pipe to allow the male to slide in easier. Put
a mark on the male pipe 4" from the end. See
Figure 4. NOTE: may not need to cut if
temperature is above 85-90°. Can slide pipe up
to bell.
Belled end:
PVC Pipe
Primer and
Cement Inside
Male: PVC
Pipe Primer
and Cement
Outside
4"
7) First prepare the pipe with PVC Pipe Primer, following
directions of use and drying. After priming, use 'Rain
or Shine' type of PVC cement in accordance to PVC
cement directions.
8) Position first 2 sections of pipe in Pipe Support Brackets. Prior
to assembly apply a generous amount of PVC cement to the
inside of the belled end, and the outside of the male end. See
Figure 4.
9) While aligning the notch and mark, insert the male end into the
belled until the mark meets the edge of the belled pipe
(approximately 4"). See Figure 5. Position next section of pipe
in Pipe Support Bracket and continue assembly by repeating
Steps 6 - 9 until complete. Making sure to keep all the notches
aligned.
10) Allow the PVC cement to dry fully, based on the PVC cement
directions (minimum of 2 hours).
3" Notch
Figure 4
4"
Figure 5
11) After PVC cement has fully dried, use a level to find the top,
center of the pipe at end of each pipe section and mark it with
a permanent black felt marker (marks should not be more than
12' O.C.). Then use a chalk line or a piece of the aluminum
pad retainer as a straight edge to draw a line between the
marks. See Figure 6. Measure 71/4" down from the original
marks and draw another line. See Figure 7.
Level
Pipe
7 1 /4 "
Pipe
Pipe
Support
Bracket
Support
Brace
Support
Brace
Pipe
Support
Bracket
Figure 7
Figure 6
Mark on top of Pipe
NOTE:
PVC cement must be completely dried before cutting takes place. Failure to do so may
result in pipe sections coming apart.
AEROTECH, INC.
4215 Legion Dr. Mason, MI 48854-1036 USA
(517) 676-7070 Fax (517) 676-7078
FORM: QM1127
Rev. 6, April 2000
Page 5 of 20