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Weld-On 13992 P-68 Primer PVC/CPVC 16 oz Can
PVC and CPVC pipe primer in a 16 oz can meets ASTM F656 and NSF standards
- Purple cured colour confirms primer coverage on joints
- ASTM F656 compliance assures PVC/CPVC pipe compatibility
- NSF listing verifies suitability for potable water systems
- UPC listed for easy inventory tracking and reordering
- 16 oz can provides portable supply for field work
Weld-On P-68 Primer 16 oz Can
This purple primer prepares PVC and CPVC pipe surfaces for solvent-weld adhesive bonding. It comes in a 16 oz can and meets ASTM F656, NSF and UPC standards for potable water systems. The product is new and ready for immediate use on compatible piping.
For installers joining PVC
Suitable for plumbers and maintenance crews who need a code-compliant primer before applying adhesive. Not intended for ABS piping or for use as a standalone sealant without cement. Buyers needing a different container size or a clear primer formula should look elsewhere.
Purple cured colour identifies primed surfaces
The violet tint lets inspectors and installers verify that primer has been applied to every joint before cement is added. This visual check supports compliance with ASTM F656 and NSF requirements for pressure-rated plumbing installations.
Highlights
- Purple cured colour confirms primer coverage on joints
- ASTM F656 compliance assures PVC/CPVC pipe compatibility
- NSF listing verifies suitability for potable water systems
- UPC listed for easy inventory tracking and reordering
- 16 oz can provides portable supply for field work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of PVC or CPVC adhesive will the P-68 primer work with?
The P-68 primer is designed for use on adhesive-type pipe and meets ASTM F656 standards for compatibility with solvent cements used on PVC and CPVC systems.
Can I apply the purple P-68 primer to existing grey CPVC pipe in my current plumbing?
Yes, the cured purple color provides visual confirmation of coverage on both PVC and CPVC pipe, including older grey CPVC installations.
How do I confirm the primer has cured correctly before applying cement?
The primer dries to a distinct purple color; once the surface shows an even purple film, the pipe is ready for solvent cement application.
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