[garfield]

Have you heard of a 2 inch pvc seal off? It's specified on the job and they said we can adapt to a rigid one or use pvc. It's at an effluent pumping station.

 

[green light]

Have you heard of a 2 inch pvc seal off? It's specified on the job and they said we can adapt to a rigid one or use pvc. It's at an effluent pumping station.

I've never seen one. Doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

 

[Whidbey]

My AHJ has allowed this product for sealing conduits. Before I showed it to him I put about twelve different sized conductors down a piece of scrap 2" PVC, and cut out a cross section for him to see how well it seals.

http://www.polywater.com/ductseal.html

 

[backstay]

My AHJ has allowed this product for sealing conduits. Before I showed it to him I put about twelve different sized conductors down a piece of scrap 2" PVC, and cut out a cross section for him to see how well it seals.

http://www.polywater.com/ductseal.html

Polywater is what the OP needs, it's made just for that.

 

[Chris1971]

Polywater is what the OP needs, it's made just for that.

Made in minnesota I believe.:thumbup:

 

[garfield]

Thanks fellas. I'll run it up the flagpole.