Video Installation Guides
These video guides offer two-minute overviews to the most common Champion Fiberglass installations in easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions.
Field Cutting
How to field cut Champion Fiberglass conduit, and how to prepare and make adhesive joints. You have four tool options: a handheld hacksaw with fine-tooth blade, a porta band saw, a chop saw with diamond-cutting blade or an abrasive cutter.
Bending Epoxy Conduit
How to field bend Champion fiberglass conduit. You’ll need a PVC hot box, infrared digital thermometer, one-shot hydraulic conduit bender, a copy of the National Electrical Code Guidelines and the Champion Fiberglass catalog that comes with your fiberglass conduit.
Bonding Epoxy Conduit
How to make an adhesive connection for fiberglass conduit. You’ll need a metal spatula, adhesive gun, Champion Mix adhesive cartridge, mixing tip and 60 grit emery cloth.
Gasket Joint Insertion
How to insert conduit into a gasket joint connection. You’ll need a wooden block, mallet and water-based, wire-pulling lubricant.
Interference and Gasket Joint Assembly
How to assemble the interference joint connection. Required tools include a wooden block, mallet and water-based, wire-pulling lubricant.
Interference and Adhesive Joint Assembly
How to assemble the interference joint connection. Required tools include a wooden block, a mallet and adhesive.
Bonding Phenolic Conduit
How to assemble phenolic conduit sections. Required tools include Champion Flame Shield Mix ceramic adhesive, a metal spatula and a 60 grit emery cloth.
Champion Fiberglass Split Anchor Rings
How to install split anchor rings. Required tools include Champion Mix Two-Part Epoxy, an adhesive gun, a metal or wooden paint mixing stick, tie wraps, and 60-grit emery cloth.