Pipe fitting with a solvent cement barrier

A conduit assembly, comprising:

• a first longitudinal component, wherein the first longitudinal component terminates at a distal end;
• and
• a fluid conduit comprising:
• an inlet;
• an outlet;
• a body including a non-threaded interior surface, a threaded interior surface, and at least one exterior surface;
• a passageway extending uninterrupted between the inlet and the outlet and defined by at least the non-threaded interior surface and the threaded interior surface, wherein the first longitudinal component fits within the passageway, and wherein the first longitudinal component is securable to the non-threaded interior surface of the body by a securing fluid;
• and
• a lip extending into the passageway between the non-threaded interior surface and the threaded interior surface, wherein at least a portion of the lip fits within the distal end of the first longitudinal component and wherein the lip captures at least some of the securing fluid when the securing fluid is added to a portion of the non-threaded interior surface.

A system comprising:

• a first component comprising a longitudinal surface that terminates at a distal end;
• a second component;
• and
• a fitting comprising:
• a body defining:
• a first receiving means for receiving the first component;
• a second receiving means for receiving the second component, wherein the second receiving means comprises an internally threaded portion;
• and
• a longitudinal passageway extending between the first receiving means and the second receiving means, wherein the longitudinal passageway forms a continuous fluid boundary intermediate the first receiving means and the second receiving means, wherein the longitudinal surface of the first component is securable to the longitudinal passageway of the body;
• and
• liquid holding means for holding the distal end of the first piping system component and for holding a liquid, wherein the liquid holding means is positioned between the first receiving means and the internally threaded portion of the second receiving means.