Bulkhead Tank Fittings - Page 10 | Raptor Supplies United Kingdom
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Bulkhead tank fittings are used as outlets or inlets for pipes, faucets and spigots. Raptor Supplies offers a wide range of these fittings from brands like Banjo, Dixon, Hayward and Honeywell.
Firstly, it should be hand tight and turned quarterly for snugging up the retaining nut. Over-tightening the bulkhead can also damage either the tank or bulkhead.
How do you measure bulkhead fittings?
Measure the outer diameter of the PVC pipe that will go into the bulkhead and take the bulkhead off to measure the hole in the glass. Once you measure the OD of the pipe, you will require a reference pipe chart for determining the nominal pipe size.
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