1/2" Uniseal

1/2" Uniseal require a 1.25" hole to install

These are sold per each not in packs

Plumbing through tank walls is made much easier and less expensive using a Uniseal®. Unlike bulkhead fittings a Uniseals can handle slight irregularities or curvatures without leaking. With a sturdy backing, a Uniseal® can even be plumbed through liner.

 Bulkhead fittings often have limited connection options and force the use of extra threaded fittings to connect the pipes. Bulkhead fittings usually cost more than Uniseals.

Uniseal Hole Size Chart

Uniseal for 1/2" pipe  = 1.25 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 3/4" pipe  = 1.25 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 1" pipe  = 1.75 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 1.25" pipe  = 2.00 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 1.5" pipe  = 2.50 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 2" pipe  = 3.00 Hole Saw
Uniseal for 3" pipe  = 4.00 Hole Saw

Instructions

1-Cut hole with holesaw to the size indicated.
2-Ensure that the hole is cut clean. Irregular holes could cause poor seating and possible leaks.
3-Insert the uniseal with the wide surface facing out.
4-Make certain the pipe to be inserted is cut clean and square, file or sand the edges so there are no rough or sharp edges to cut the uniseal surface.
5-Use liquid soap or teflon lube on the pipe to be inserted. Insert the pipe into the uniseal as far as needed to clear the inside of the seal by about 1". The lubricant will be squeezed off of the pipe as it passes through the uniseal.