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These V1_ <br />features assist the installer and <br />assure economical installation. <br />• Reliability - Smith Fiberglass <br />Products fiberglass piping is <br />designed and manufactured to <br />meet the requirements of <br />governmental environmental <br />regulations, including EPA. <br />Fiberglass piping differs from other <br />products which are designed for <br />easy replacement in the event of <br />failure. <br />Easy, Economical Installation <br />The exclusive T.A.B. joint is <br />factory -installed on primary piping. <br />Spigots and bonded -on coupling <br />ends are threaded with special <br />profile double -lead threads. The <br />standard joining procedure for <br />field -made epoxy bonds is <br />=� achieved by the <br />mechanical locking <br />z action of matching <br />bell and spigot <br />tapered angles. <br />Compatible adhesives <br />from Smith Fiberglass <br />Products are used to bond <br />the piping system. The <br />components needed to make a <br />bond, along with a detailed <br />instruction sheet, are included <br />with each adhesive kit. <br />When RED THREAD IIA primary <br />pipe is cut to length on the jobsite, <br />the cut end must be retapered. <br />Tapering tools, available from <br />Smith Fiberglass Products (Bulletin <br />No. F6600 and F6625), quickly <br />apply the proper matching taper — <br />similar to a pencil sharpener. Plain, <br />unthreaded field -made tapers can <br />be joined with factory -installed <br />T.A.B. joint coupled ends. Either <br />T.A.B. spigots or field -made tapers <br />may be joined with belled fittings. <br />When connecting containment <br />pipe and fittings, plain ends of the <br />containment pipe are machined or <br />thoroughly sanded to accept the <br />two-piece UL/ULC Listed <br />containment fitting. Matching <br />adhesives are used to bond the <br />system. <br />For a complete catalog or Case <br />Histories describing real-life RED <br />THREAD IIA application success <br />stories, please call 501/568-4010. <br />Y <br />im <br />make-up and prevents <br />"backout" problems <br />during cure time. These V1_ <br />features assist the installer and <br />assure economical installation. <br />• Reliability - Smith Fiberglass <br />Products fiberglass piping is <br />designed and manufactured to <br />meet the requirements of <br />governmental environmental <br />regulations, including EPA. <br />Fiberglass piping differs from other <br />products which are designed for <br />easy replacement in the event of <br />failure. <br />Easy, Economical Installation <br />The exclusive T.A.B. joint is <br />factory -installed on primary piping. <br />Spigots and bonded -on coupling <br />ends are threaded with special <br />profile double -lead threads. The <br />standard joining procedure for <br />field -made epoxy bonds is <br />=� achieved by the <br />mechanical locking <br />z action of matching <br />bell and spigot <br />tapered angles. <br />Compatible adhesives <br />from Smith Fiberglass <br />Products are used to bond <br />the piping system. The <br />components needed to make a <br />bond, along with a detailed <br />instruction sheet, are included <br />with each adhesive kit. <br />When RED THREAD IIA primary <br />pipe is cut to length on the jobsite, <br />the cut end must be retapered. <br />Tapering tools, available from <br />Smith Fiberglass Products (Bulletin <br />No. F6600 and F6625), quickly <br />apply the proper matching taper — <br />similar to a pencil sharpener. Plain, <br />unthreaded field -made tapers can <br />be joined with factory -installed <br />T.A.B. joint coupled ends. Either <br />T.A.B. spigots or field -made tapers <br />may be joined with belled fittings. <br />When connecting containment <br />pipe and fittings, plain ends of the <br />containment pipe are machined or <br />thoroughly sanded to accept the <br />two-piece UL/ULC Listed <br />containment fitting. Matching <br />adhesives are used to bond the <br />system. <br />For a complete catalog or Case <br />Histories describing real-life RED <br />THREAD IIA application success <br />stories, please call 501/568-4010. <br />