FAQ
How do you make pipe connections?
We use the small-end (male-end) and large-end (female-end)
method of connecting the components. This is similar to the
way plumbing fittings are connected. Fittings and small-end
couplings are male-end to slip into pipe and flexhose. A
large-end coupling (COU2) is used to make fitting-to-fitting
connections. A small-end coupling (COUP) is used to connect
sections of pipe. Secure the connection with pop-rivets and
silicone caulking. Wipe the silicone around the outside of
the connection. By making a chemical bond, the silicone
makes the connection airtight. Later if you wish to change
your system, you can cut the silicone using a razor blade.
This allows easy removal of the fitting.
We use the small-end (male-end) and large-end (female-end)
method of connecting the components. This is similar to the
way plumbing fittings are connected. Fittings and small-end
couplings are male-end to slip into pipe and flexhose. A
large-end coupling (COU2) is used to make fitting-to-fitting
connections. A small-end coupling (COUP) is used to connect
sections of pipe. Secure the connection with pop-rivets and
silicone caulking. Wipe the silicone around the outside of
the connection. By making a chemical bond, the silicone
makes the connection airtight. Later if you wish to change
your system, you can cut the silicone using a razor blade.
This allows easy removal of the fitting.
We use the small-end (male-end) and
large-end (female-end) method of connecting the components. This
is similar to the way plumbing fittings are connected. Fittings
and small-end couplings are male-end to slip into pipe and flexhose. A large-end coupling (COU2) is used to make
fitting-to-fitting connections. A small-end coupling (COUP) is
used to connect sections of pipe. Secure the connection with
pop-rivets and silicone caulking. Wipe the silicone around the
outside of the connection. By making a chemical bond, the
silicone makes the connection airtight. Later if you wish to
change your system, you can cut the silicone using a razor
blade. This allows easy removal of the fitting.