The fixing method for PVC conduit depends on the specific installation environment and requirements. Here are some common fixing methods along with their pros and cons:

Self-tapping screw fixation: This method is simple and suitable for most walls. You need to drill appropriate holes in the wall and then directly secure the conduits with self-tapping screws. The advantage is quick installation, but the downside is that there may be protrusions post-installation, which can easily scratch.

Expanding screw fixation: Suitable for harder materials such as concrete or brick walls. Requires pre-drilling holes in the wall using an electric drill or hammer drill, then inserting an expanding plug, and finally securing the channel with screws. The advantage is stability, but the drawback is the need for power tools like drills.

Air Nail Gun Mounting: Suitable for brick or light-duty walls, it allows for quick line槽 fixation. Advantages include speed, but the drawback is the need for special tools.

Glass Glue Fixation: Suitable for standard walls. Apply glass glue to the back of the slot online, then press it onto the wall and wait for the glue to dry. The advantage is its simplicity, but the drawback is the need to wait for the glue to dry.

Bracket Mounting: Brackets are used to support conduits on walls, typically installed every 1 meter. Suitable for longer or heavier conduits, the advantage is stability, but the drawback is the need for pre-planning and bracket installation.

‌Manual Riveting‌: Directly riveting wire slots using a hand rivet gun or pneumatic rivet gun. Advantages include aesthetic appeal and quick installation, but the drawback is that it can be麻烦 to correct once fixed improperly.

Pros and Cons of PVC Conduit:

‌Advantages: Lightweight, easy to install, excellent insulation, safe and reliable, simple and elegant design, suitable for various decoration styles.‌

‌Disadvantage: May have protrusions after installation, which are prone to scratching; special tools or materials are required.‌

Installation Precautions:

Maintain a fixed point spacing of approximately 1 meter to ensure the stability and alignment of the line channels.

According to the specifications of the cable channel, the placement of the fixing points varies. For smaller cable channels, each fixing point requires at least 2 fixing screws arranged horizontally; for larger cable channels, each fixing point requires at least 3 fixing screws arranged in a trapezoidal pattern to distribute the force.