All Plastic Prefabricated
Piping Systems
PVC, CPVC, PE, PPRO &
FRP
Prefabrication of Distribution Systems
PLASTINETICS® experience enables us to
prefabricate custom designed systems to your specifications. PLASTINETICS®
specializes in the building of complete individualized systems in
accordance with each customer’s exact requirements. PLASTINETICS®
offers a full range of corrosive resistant plastics, such as PVC,
CPVC. Polypropylene, Polyethylene, PVDF and FRP.
Prefabricated systems have proved both cost
efficient and practical while reducing overall installation costs.
PLASTINETICS® can offer many types of connections, such as
flanged, socket, threaded, spigot ends, and of course, the popular
gasket connection.
PLASTINETICS®
Gasket Joint
PLASTINETICS® gasket header piping is a
“Quality Line” product that offers considerable savings in
on-site assembly and installation costs. PLASTINETICS® has
long been a leader in producing prefabricated systems for the most
demanding industrial service conditions.
Typical applications for prefabricated piping
systems are Cooling Towers, Swimming Pools, WASTE Treatment, Aeration
Systems, Chemical and Process Feed Lines, Filtration Water Systems
and Chilled Water Distribution.
Quality, Dependability & Service!
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FAST,
SIMPLE ASSEMBLY
PLASTINETICS® gasket joint is quickly
and easily joined together by simply inserting the spigot
end of the pipe into the bell socket.
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LOW
ASSEMBLY FORCE
Due to low assembly force, prefabricated
sections can be joined together easily and quickly.
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POSITIVE
SEAL
Multi-lip design
of the sealing gasket provides a positive seal that is pressure
and vacuum tight.
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NO
GASKET FISH-MOUTHING
Retained ring design prevents fish-mouthing
or dislocation of the sealing gasket.
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SMOOTH
INNER SURFACES
Sealing gasket is exceptionally smooth.
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DEFLECTION
The PLASTINETICS® retained-ring integral
joint permits an angular deflection of 2 degrees at the joint.
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CAUTION
When
utilizing gasket joints, provisions to eliminate thrust
must be part of the installation and design by contractor.
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Easy, 3-Step Joint Assembly
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1. Make certain that the pipe end, or
spigot and gasket area are clean and free of dirt. However,
the multi-lip gasket design has proven to be effective even
with dirt present.
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2. Lubricate the pipe end and the triple
sealing section of the rubber gasket with a light coating
of recommended lubricant. Make certain the pipe end is supported
off the ground so lubricant doesn’t pick up dirt.
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3. Push spigot end into gasket bell far
enough so that the reference mark on the spigot is even with
the entrance end of the bell.
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