Abstract: A conduit coupling device is provided for enabling a conduit coupling system and method. The conduit coupling device has two portions, a coupler and a cap, that adhere, respectively, to two separate conduits being coupled together. The coupler has a first tubular end and a second end that provides an arcuate cutout. The coupler provides an adhesive channel along the arcuate cutout. The inner surfaces of two ends engage outer surfaces of the two separate conduits, respectively. The cap is dimensioned and adapted to adhere to a portion of the outer surface of the second arcuate cutout conduit so as to provide an adhesive ridge there along. The adhesive ridge is dimensioned to be slidably received in the adhesive channel, thereby forming a locked engagement between the first and second conduits.

Abstract: A conduit coupling device is provided for enabling a conduit coupling system and method. The conduit coupling device has two portions, a coupler and a cap, that adhere, respectively, to two separate conduits being coupled together. The coupler has a first tubular end and a second end that provides an arcuate cutout. The coupler provides a glue channel along the arcuate cutout. The inner surfaces of two ends engage outer surfaces of the two separate conduits, respectively. The cap is dimensioned and adapted to adhere to a portion of the outer surface of the second arcuate cutout conduit so as to provide a glue ridge there along. The glue ridge is dimensioned to be slidably received in the glue channel, thereby forming a locked engagement between the first and second conduits.

Abstract: A conduit coupling device is provided for enabling a conduit coupling system and method. The conduit coupling device has two portions, a coupler and a cap, that adhere, respectively, to two separate conduits being coupled together. The coupler has a first tubular end and a second end that provides an arcuate cutout. The coupler provides a glue channel along the arcuate cutout. The inner surfaces of two ends engage outer surfaces of the two separate conduits, respectively. The cap is dimensioned and adapted to adhere to a portion of the outer surface of the second arcuate cutout conduit so as to provide a glue ridge there along. The glue ridge is dimensioned to be slidably received in the glue channel, thereby forming a locked engagement between the first and second conduits.