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Weld-On 13969 clear PVC cement in 16 fl oz metal can

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Weld-On 13969 PVC Clear Regular Bodied 16 fl oz

SKU CH-FS1R-8FVMZ

Clear PVC pipe cement in a 16 fl oz can joins pipe up to 4 in and meets ASTM D2564 and NSF standards

  • Clear bond for PVC up to 4 in pipe
  • Meets ASTM D2564 and NSF standards
  • Regular body flows easily into joints
  • Operates from 32 to 110 Degrees F
  • 16 fl oz can covers multiple connections

Weld-On 13969 PVC Pipe Cement

Weld-On 13969 is a clear, regular-bodied solvent cement formulated for PVC pipe and fittings. It comes in a 16 fl oz can and carries the Series 700 designation. The product meets ASTM D2564 and NSF standards and is listed by UPC for code compliance.

Suitable for PVC systems up to four inches

This cement suits installers joining standard PVC pressure and drainage piping within the stated diameter limit. It is not intended for CPVC, ABS or other plastic materials, nor for pipe sizes larger than the four-inch maximum specified by the manufacturer.

Maximum pipe diameter four inches

The key selection criterion is the four-inch maximum pipe diameter rating. Verify that every joint in the project falls at or below this size before choosing this cement.

Highlights

  • Clear bond for PVC up to 4 in pipe
  • Meets ASTM D2564 and NSF standards
  • Regular body flows easily into joints
  • Operates from 32 to 110 Degrees F
  • 16 fl oz can covers multiple connections

Specifications

BrandWELD-ON

Questions about this item

What is the maximum pipe diameter this 16 fl oz cement can join?

The cement is rated for PVC pipe up to 4 inches in diameter.

How do I apply the cement correctly and what step is often missed?

Clean both surfaces with primer, apply cement to pipe and fitting, then join immediately with a quarter turn to spread adhesive evenly.

When will the joint reach full strength and need no further attention?

The joint cures at temperatures between 32 and 110 degrees F; allow the recommended cure time before pressurising the system.

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