CUTTING
We recommend using a roller cutter to cut coated conduit. In addition to producing a square cut end, the roller cutter will remove approximately 1/4" of the PVC coating, aiding in conduit threading. Conventional manual or power saws may also be used to cut conduit. Use a reamer to remove any rough edges from the conduit interior caused by the cutting operation. This ensures that the wire pulled through the conduit will not be damaged.
We recommend that Perma-Cote conduit be cut with a roller cutter.
The PVC coating may need to be pencil cut in order that the die teeth may engage the conduit.
Use a reamer to remove rough edges.
CUTTING
We recommend using a roller cutter to cut coated conduit. In addition to producing a square cut end, the roller cutter will remove approximately 1/4" of the PVC coating, aiding in conduit threading. Conventional manual or power saws may also be used to cut conduit. Use a reamer to remove any rough edges from the conduit interior caused by the cutting operation. This ensures that the wire pulled through the conduit will not be damaged.
We recommend that Perma-Cote conduit be cut with a roller cutter.
The PVC coating may need to be pencil cut in order that the die teeth may engage the conduit.
Use a reamer to remove rough edges.