OATEY
OATEY CPVC Cement Lava Cut-In 16 fl oz Orange 32167
Orange CPVC cement for pipe up to 6 in diameter, two-minute working time and five-minute full cure
- Fast, reliable CPVC joints in two minutes working time
- Full cure reached in five minutes for quick pressure testing
- Brush-top 16 fl oz can applies cleanly on pipe up to six inches
- Orange Lava Cut-In formula meets ASTM D2846 and F493 standards
- Withstands 90 to 200 °F service temperatures for hot and cold lines
Purpose-built CPVC solvent cement
Oatey Lava Cut-In is a 16 fl oz brush-top can formulated for chlorinated polyvinyl chloride pipe up to six inches in diameter. It meets ASTM D2846 and ASTM F493 standards plus BAAQMD Method 40 and SCAQMD 1168/316A VOC limits. The orange colour gives instant visual confirmation of coverage on every joint.
Replaces slower-setting or lower-temperature cements
With a two-minute working window and full cure in five minutes, it cuts downtime on repairs and cut-in fittings where the system must return to service quickly. The 90 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit service range suits hot-water lines that would soften standard formulations. Installers who need longer open time or larger-diameter capacity should choose a different product.
Limited to CPVC systems and brush-top application
The solvent blend is not rated for PVC, ABS or other plastics, so it cannot serve as a universal pipe cement. Viscosity of 1,600 cps is tuned for the included brush; it will not flow through daubers or rollers designed for thinner cements. Cold-weather installs below 90 degrees Fahrenheit fall outside the tested range.
Highlights
- Fast, reliable CPVC joints in two minutes working time
- Full cure reached in five minutes for quick pressure testing
- Brush-top 16 fl oz can applies cleanly on pipe up to six inches
- Orange Lava Cut-In formula meets ASTM D2846 and F493 standards
- Withstands 90 to 200 °F service temperatures for hot and cold lines
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 16 fl oz brush-top can reach a 6 in CPVC pipe joint?
The can is rated for pipe diameters up to 6 in, so the brush can apply cement to joints of that size.
What is the correct sequence for the 2 min working time and 5 min full cure?
Apply cement, join the pieces within 2 min, then hold the joint undisturbed until the full 5 min cure is complete.
When should the orange cement be replaced if the can has been open?
Replace the cement once its viscosity exceeds 1,600 cps or if it no longer flows smoothly from the brush.
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