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The Victaulic PC3110 Cut and Mark Tool is a portable tool that operates with a power drive for preparing pipe to receive QuickVic SD Installation-Ready products. The PC3110 tool is designed to cut and mark 1/2 – 2-inch/DN15 – DN50 Schedules 10 – 80 carbon steel pipe.For complete setup and operating instructions for this tool, refer to the TM-PC3110, which can be downloaded at victaulic.com
The PC3110 automatically produces two knurled marks on the pipe end at the required insertion depth.The mark closest to the pipe end indicates the required insertion depth for 1/2 – 1 1/4-inch/DN15 – DN32 product sizes, as shown.The second mark indicates the required insertion depth for 1 1/2 – 2-inch/DN– DN50 product sizes, as shownThe second mark indicates the required insertion depth for 1 1/2 – 2-inch/DN40 – DN50 product sizes, as shown.
Each elbow or tee fitting contains an insertion depth indicator at each pipe insertion location, as shown. Place the pipe end up
against the raised portion of the fitting, and place a mark around the entire pipe circumference with a marker or paint pen at this required insertion dept
Using a Ruler or Measuring Tape-:
Refer to the table below for the insertion depth requirements. Using a ruler or measuring tape, measure back from the pipe end. Place a mark around the entire pipe circumference with a marker or paint pen, as shown.
Features :
The PC3110 automatically produces two knurled marks on the pipe end at the required insertion depth.The mark closest to the pipe end indicates the required insertion depth for 1/2 – 1 1/4-inch/DN15 – DN32 product sizes, as shown.The second mark indicates the required insertion depth for 1 1/2 – 2-inch/DN– DN50 product sizes, as shownThe second mark indicates the required insertion depth for 1 1/2 – 2-inch/DN40 – DN50 product sizes, as shown.
Each elbow or tee fitting contains an insertion depth indicator at each pipe insertion location, as shown. Place the pipe end up
against the raised portion of the fitting, and place a mark around the entire pipe circumference with a marker or paint pen at this required insertion dept
Using a Ruler or Measuring Tape-:
Refer to the table below for the insertion depth requirements. Using a ruler or measuring tape, measure back from the pipe end. Place a mark around the entire pipe circumference with a marker or paint pen, as shown.
Features :
- Cut and marks ½ – 2”/DN15 – DN50 Schedules 10 through 80 carbon steel pipe
- Knurled markings on pipe display clear insertion depth for proper coupling/fitting installation
- First mark: Proper insertion depth for ½ – 1 ¼”/DN15 – DN25 couplings and fittings
- Second mark: Proper insertion depth for 1½ – 2”/DN40 – DN50 couplings and fittings
- Verify that Pipe Marks Indicate Full Insertion Into the Coupling or Fitting –: Refer to the “Pipe Insertion Requirements” section on pages 8 –9 for examples.
- Verify that Metal-To-Metal Bolt Contact is Achieved at Each Bolt Pad –: Refer to the applicable installation section of this manual for examples. If metal-to-metal bolt pad contact cannot be achieved, verify that the pipe tolerances are within Victaulic specifications. Contact Victaulic with any questions concerning installation.
- Verify that Retainers are Installed Within the Housings –:
QuickVic SD Installation- Ready couplings and fittings contain “windows” that can be used to verify the presence of retainers after the product is installed on pipe. If a retainer is not visible through a window after the product is installed on pipe: If a retainer is missing, the coupling or fitting shall be removed so that a retainer can be installed (refer to the “Reuse Instructions” section starting on page 47 of this handbook), or the coupling or fitting shall be removed and replaced completely. - Patented “Leak-if-Not-Tightened” Technology – :
QuickVic SD Installation-Ready products are designed with a feature that will allow the joint to leak during an initial system test (following the first assembly of the product on pipe) if the hardware is not tightened adequately. If any leakage occurs during the initial system test, the system shall be depressurized and drained completely so that the installer can tighten the hardware to achieve metal-to-metal bolt pad contact or to correct any other misassembly condition.