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i M Flexible Entry Boots Environ offers a complete line of environmentally safe sump entry seals in sizes to seal standard electrical conduit, rigid pipe and flexible pipe. Environ offers Flexible Entry Boots in both 'Studded Ring" and "Compression Ring" configurations. Both of these type entry boots are made of materials suitable for underground burial and exposure to fuels. Studded Ring Flexible Entry Boots This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of stainless steel studs, a compression ring and nut fasteners and seals to the pipe or conduit by using a band clamp. To install this type of boot, it is necessary to first drill a series of smaller stud holes around the opening using a templet and then the boot opening using the appropriate size hole saw. Detailed installation instructions are packaged with the boots. Entry Boot Flexibility Angled Entries Expansion Ring Flexible Entry Boots This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of a nylon expansion ring and to the pipe or conduit using a band clamp. To install this type of boot it is only necessary to drill the boot opening using the appropriate size hole saw. The smaller stud holes are not required. This boot uses an internal expansion ring to create the pressure seal. Detailed installation instructions are packaged with the boots. Available soon. All entry boots are designed to provide universal Flexible Entry Boots are designed to permit up to flexibility for the pipe or conduit providing up and a 30' angle of flexibility for pipe and conduit down, side to side, back to front movement as entries. Angles greater than 30' could prevent well as angled pipe entries. This flexibility is the boot from sealing around the pipe or conduit. important for aligning pipe connections or as a If angled entries are required, make sure the stress relief for the pipe during backfilling and boot opening in the wall has a sanded edge so ground movement. as not to damage the entry boot. Round Surface Installations Flexible Entry Boots may be installed on round surfaces which have a radius diameter greater than 30" (750mm). The installation procedures are the same as described above except that the bolt holes should be made slightly larger after initial drilling. Only "Studded Ring" entry boots should be used on round surfaces. 1 a �" • : r . � � . • • tl' �J� � «� .�r� �J k � ;ykJ.��a e e�L,�.�� ny'�� . e e � ,. 1 . 4 - ♦ YEA � t ,,S M i "�!'%1'� k..fj` ifs .vii ,�I ly �..SZ Y�'£ p �"'.pwyy � m '? �e s°- t • � �� � ��d S s# ��`� ��'i 'ai`� ,y"?i ptr�S+v�§1s �� e�7 ��o et�eA �'>>'s�=' bar ill u^.�; � "�f �� �� • b +�,�£f'�y'n'i £' • �i��t�ur�� ��ie"{A��%.,: »�� , This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of stainless steel studs, a compression ring and nut fasteners and seals to the pipe or conduit by using a band clamp. To install this type of boot, it is necessary to first drill a series of smaller stud holes around the opening using a templet and then the boot opening using the appropriate size hole saw. Detailed installation instructions are packaged with the boots. Entry Boot Flexibility Angled Entries Expansion Ring Flexible Entry Boots This style of Flexible Entry Boot mounts to a sump wall by means of a nylon expansion ring and to the pipe or conduit using a band clamp. To install this type of boot it is only necessary to drill the boot opening using the appropriate size hole saw. The smaller stud holes are not required. This boot uses an internal expansion ring to create the pressure seal. Detailed installation instructions are packaged with the boots. Available soon. All entry boots are designed to provide universal Flexible Entry Boots are designed to permit up to flexibility for the pipe or conduit providing up and a 30' angle of flexibility for pipe and conduit down, side to side, back to front movement as entries. Angles greater than 30' could prevent well as angled pipe entries. This flexibility is the boot from sealing around the pipe or conduit. important for aligning pipe connections or as a If angled entries are required, make sure the stress relief for the pipe during backfilling and boot opening in the wall has a sanded edge so ground movement. as not to damage the entry boot. Round Surface Installations Flexible Entry Boots may be installed on round surfaces which have a radius diameter greater than 30" (750mm). The installation procedures are the same as described above except that the bolt holes should be made slightly larger after initial drilling. Only "Studded Ring" entry boots should be used on round surfaces.