Reduce costs!

Why use expensive bulkhead when you can use Uniseal®? Just drill hole in pipe,

tank or bucket, insert Uniseal®, then put some water on the end of pipe and

push it in. It's that easy!

Feel like rubber, but they are made of MPR rated to 40 psi and warranted for

25 years. They are immune to cold, will not harden and hold pressure and

vacuum. The sizes below correspond to standard Schedule 40 PVC pipe. Fit tank

wall thicknesses up to 1/2". Made in USA.

Uniseals are used to attach pipe to just about any container in situation

where bulkheads will not work. The most common use is on curved surfaces such

as storage drums, buckets, and even other pipe. Uniseals are provided in sizes

intended for standard schedule 40 pipe (common household plumbing pipe). For

example, a standard 2" schedule 40 PVC pipe requires a 2" Uniseal. We recommend

using a hole saw for cutting holes where a Uniseal will be placed. After

cutting the hole, remove any fragments of material left behind to ensure a

good, watertight seal.

A Uniseal® can even be plumbed into PVC pipe.

Instructions for installing Uniseals®:

* Drill hole to proper size for Uniseal® with hole saw (see chart below for

sizing).

* Make sure hole is clean cut with no sharp edges. Irregularities could cause

poor sealing and ultimately leakage.

* Insert Uniseal® into hole with wide side facing pipe to be inserted.

* Make sure that pipe end to be inserted is clean cut. Sand the edges, if

necessary.

* Using water, lubricate outside of pipe end to be inserted, then push pipe

through Uniseal® from large flange side. The co-efficient of friction of rubber

holds pipe tightly in place. Uniseal® Sizing and Hole Saw Sizes Needed:

1/2" Uniseal® 1/2" pipe size 0.84" OD use 1 1/4" hole saw 3/4" Uniseal® 3/4"

pipe size 1.05" OD use 1 1/4" hole saw 1" Uniseal® 1" pipe size 1.31" OD use 1

3/4" hole saw 1 1/4" Uniseal® 1 1/4" pipe size 1.66" OD use 2" hole saw 1 1/2"

Uniseal® 1 1/2" pipe size ...