PVC Pipe Bevellers

https://www.ussaws.com/product-category/water-works-division/bevellers/ Bevelling PVC Pipe for Underground Utilities PVC pipe is a popular choice for underground utilities such as water and sewer systems because of its durability, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion. However, to ensure a secure and tight connection between PVC pipes, it's important to properly prepare the pipe ends before joining them together. One way to do this is by bevelling the ends of the pipe, which involves cutting a sloping edge into the pipe's end. In this blog post, we'll explore why bevelling is important and how to do it. Why Bevelling PVC Pipe is Important Bevelling the ends of PVC pipes helps to ensure a secure and tight fit between the pipes when they are joined together. By creating a sloping edge on the pipe's end, the pipe can easily slide into the opening of the adjacent pipe and minimize the risk of tearing the gasket that is installed in the receiving end of the pipe. This process provides a more secure connection that is less likely to leak or fail over time. How to Bevel PVC Pipe Bevelling PVC pipe is a simple process that can be done with a few basic tools. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get started: Measure the length of the pipe that needs to be bevelled and mark the cutting line using a pencil or marker. Use a saw equipped with a U.S.SAWS Tiger Tooth Blade to cut the pipe to the desired length. Be sure to cut the pipe straight and perpendicular to the pipe's axis. Use a U.S.SAWS 8 or 16 flute Beveller tool to create a sloping edge on the pipe's end. Use the bevelling tool on the end of the pipe and rotate it in a clockwise direction to shave off the excess material and create the bevelled edge. Be sure to use the appropriate size beveller for the pipe diameter to ensure a proper fit. Repeat the process as necessary. Full lengths of pipe come bevelled from the factory so you will only need to create the bevel where the pipe will need to be cut. By following these steps, you can ensure a secure and tight connection between PVC pipes for your underground utilities. Bevelling PVC pipes may seem like a small step, but it can make a big difference in the performance and reliability of your system over time.