A pipe processing apparatus, for forming branches on pipes made of thermoplastic material, including a base adapted to be fastened to the outer wall of a pipe and a supporting structure which extends from the base; a support member is slidingly associated with the supporting structure and is adapted to receive an interchangeable processing/handling means configured to interact with the pipe; the apparatus also includes a movement means which engages the support member in order to move it on command along a processing axis. The supporting structure includes a single elongated structural element.

A multipurpose connector system for securing various planar and rigid structures to cylindrical bodies, such as tubes and pipes wherein the connector system comprises a versatile arrangement of connection capabilities that allows for the tight interconnections, adaptability, and internal system to carry and protect wires. The system includes the ability to connect a planar or rigid body, such as a VESA display screen, to a rod or tube system using a combination of eight independent connectors that allow for a large variety of connection arrangements.

A multipurpose connector system for securing various planar and rigid structures to cylindrical bodies, such as tubes and pipes wherein the connector system comprises a versatile arrangement of connection capabilities that allows for the tight interconnections, adaptability, and internal system to carry and protect wires. The system includes the ability to connect a planar or rigid body, such as a VESA display screen, to a rod or tube system using a combination of eight independent connectors that allow for a large variety of connection arrangements.

An offset piping device for relocating a sewer stub-out for a urinal without damaging a finished wall includes a pipe having a first portion, a second portion, and a middle portion extending therebetween. The middle portion is angled relative to the first and second portions whereby the first portion is offset from the second portion. A flange is rotatably coupled to the second portion. The flange can be used to couple a urinal to a wall when the first portion is being coupled with a drainpipe for the urinal. Because the first portion is offset from the second portion, access for the drainpipe relative to the wall is adjusted.

An offset piping device for relocating a sewer stub-out for a urinal without damaging a finished wall includes a pipe having a first portion, a second portion, and a middle portion extending therebetween. The middle portion is angled relative to the first and second portions whereby the first portion is offset from the second portion. A flange is rotatably coupled to the second portion. The flange can be used to couple a urinal to a wall when the first portion is being coupled with a drainpipe for the urinal. Because the first portion is offset from the second portion, access for the drainpipe relative to the wall is adjusted.

Non-metallic conduit hubs are provided herein, having a flange configured for attachment to an electrical box, a receiving member extending from a first side of the flange and defining a bore sized for receiving a conduit, an indexing indicator extending radially outward from the receiving member for providing a tactile indication of an orientation of the conduit hub, and an alignment member extending from a second side of the flange and having an outer diameter sized for insertion into an ingress/egress port of the electrical box, wherein the bore extends through the receiving member, the flange, and the alignment member to facilitate routing of wires from the conduit into the electrical box.

Non-metallic conduit hubs are provided herein, having a flange configured for attachment to an electrical box, a receiving member extending from a first side of the flange and defining a bore sized for receiving a conduit, an indexing indicator extending radially outward from the receiving member for providing a tactile indication of an orientation of the conduit hub, and an alignment member extending from a second side of the flange and having an outer diameter sized for insertion into an ingress/egress port of the electrical box, wherein the bore extends through the receiving member, the flange, and the alignment member to facilitate routing of wires from the conduit into the electrical box.

An offset piping device for relocating a sewer stub-out for a urinal without damaging a finished wall includes a pipe having a first portion, a second portion, and a middle portion extending therebetween. The middle portion is angled relative to the first and second portions whereby the first portion is offset from the second portion. A flange is rotatably coupled to the second portion. The flange can be used to couple a urinal to a wall when the first portion is being coupled with a drainpipe for the urinal. Because the first portion is offset from the second portion, access for the drainpipe relative to the wall is adjusted.

An offset piping device for relocating a sewer stub-out for a urinal without damaging a finished wall includes a pipe having a first portion, a second portion, and a middle portion extending therebetween. The middle portion is angled relative to the first and second portions whereby the first portion is offset from the second portion. A flange is rotatably coupled to the second portion. The flange can be used to couple a urinal to a wall when the first portion is being coupled with a drainpipe for the urinal. Because the first portion is offset from the second portion, access for the drainpipe relative to the wall is adjusted.

A fitting holder designed for receiving a branch pipe during a welding operation in order to attach the branch pipe to a pipeline or a pipe, wherein differently dimensioned branch pipes can be received by the fitting holder, comprising a hollow-cylindrical housing with an upper region which, during the welding, faces away from the pipeline to be welded thereto, and a lower region which, during the welding, faces the pipeline to be welded thereto, wherein mounts for the axial fixing of the branch pipe which can be received by the fitting holder are arranged in the lower region, a ring arranged displaceably in the housing, and clamping elements pressing the ring downwards, wherein the fitting holder has different guide inside diameters which guide the differently dimensioned branch pipes by way of their differently dimensioned outside diameters in the fitting holder.