The two collars A and B are jo ned by a f berglass rod (f g.6) that mechan cally b nds the upper to the lower
element, th s s necessary to ma nta n the un form geometry of the loop and at the same t me t d str butes the
str ng support to the lower element.
The f berglass rod s f xed to the supports by means of one of the 4 lock ng bolts (page 9 - f g. C)
NOTE: As ment oned n the "Standard" manual, there may ex st small d fferences n length between the
elements and then between the junct ons, for th s reason t can happen that the bottom jo nt B s not perfectly
al gned w th the upper, even f th s s not of great mportance, you can correct the al gnment of the lower
coupl ng by adjust ng the nsert on of the lower element nto the “C” support (page 7-f g.1). The space of 10
cm ns de the tube hold ng of the elements s suff c ent to compensate for any m sal gnment of the lower
support
B.
F g.6
7) INSTALLATION LOOP CURVES
The outer loops are f xed, w th h gh mechan cal res stance, by the nternal
adhes ve heat shr nk sleeve.
Insert the sheath nto the element and then nsert the same nto the
PVC 180 °curve (normally enter 8-10 cm).
Sl de the sheath over the jo nts, and heat w th the heat gun
The procedure s the same one used for the telescop c elements.
Note: the surfaces must be cleaned before appl cat on
Before heat ng the sheaths check
the al gnment of the loop n order to avo d a candy
shape (aesthet cs factor).
After the appl cat on t s necessary to wa t unt l the
sheath s completely cold.
Tw st ng or movements of the jo nt when st ll warm
and not completely cold can mpa r the mechan cal
seal and the waterproof of the jo nt.
A