Solvent Cement CPVC

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AGM CPVC Solvent cement

• For Hot & Cold pipes jointing
• Sizes available 120ml, 237ml, 475ml & 946ml packing.
• Manufacturing standards meet ASTM F-493.
• Extremely flammable

Solvent Cement Ingredients:

1. Tetrahydrofuran 109-99-9,
2. Methyle Ethyle Ketone 78-93-3
3. cyclehaxanone 108-94-1
4. Resin 68648-82-8
5. HMIS rating H-3 F-3 R-1

 

 

Solvent cement for CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) pipes is a specific type of adhesive designed for joining CPVC pipes and fittings. 

CPVC is a thermoplastic material used in hot and cold water plumbing systems. The solvent cement for CPVC is formulated to provide a strong and durable bond between CPVC pipe surfaces, ensuring leak-free joints. 

Here's some information on using solvent cement for CPVC:

1. Preparation: Before applying solvent cement, ensure that the CPVC pipe and fitting surfaces are clean, dry, and free from any dirt, oil, or debris. Use a clean cloth or CPVC primer (if recommended by the manufacturer) to clean the surfaces.

2. Fit Check: Before applying the solvent cement, perform a dry fit of the CPVC pipes and fittings to ensure they are properly aligned and fully inserted. This helps ensure that the joint will be secure and leak-free.

3. Application: Follow these general steps for applying solvent cement for CPVC:

   a. Apply CPVC primer (if recommended by the manufacturer): Some solvent cement systems for CPVC require the use of a CPVC primer. The primer helps clean and prepare the CPVC surfaces for better bonding. Apply the primer to the pipe and fitting surfaces as per the manufacturer's instructions, if applicable.

   b. Apply solvent cement: Using an applicator or brush, apply a generous and even layer of CPVC solvent cement to the outside of the pipe end and the inside of the fitting socket. Ensure that the cement is evenly applied to the entire surface that will be joined.

   c. Joining: Insert the pipe into the fitting socket immediately after applying the solvent cement while it is still wet. Twist the pipe slightly to ensure proper distribution of the cement and a secure fit.

   d. Alignment: Hold the joint firmly in place for a few seconds to allow the cement to set and create a strong bond. Make sure the joint is properly aligned and oriented as desired.

4. Curing: The time required for the solvent cement to cure and create a strong bond can vary based on the manufacturer's instructions and environmental conditions. Generally, it is recommended to wait at least several hours before pressurizing or handling the joined CPVC system.

Always follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer of the solvent cement for CPVC pipes you are using. 

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