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Everbuild P16PIPE 250ml PVC Pipe Cement for Plumbing and Solvent Welding Adhesive

Name: Everbuild P16PIPE 250ml PVC Pipe Cement for Plumbing and Solvent Welding Adhesive
Brand: EVERBUILD
SKU: EVEP16PIPE
Price: 12.97 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by GravaHaus and 4 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This PVC pipe cement is a non-drip, thixotropic solvent-based adhesive designed for bonding non-pressure PVC and ABS pipes and fittings. It offers a long open time and develops strong bonds quickly, ensuring reliable connections for various plumbing applications. Suitable for bonding uPVC and ABS pipes used in soil, ventilation, rainwater systems, underground drains, and waste pipes.

Technical specifications

Type: PVC and ABS pipe cement

Formulation: Thixotropic, solvent-based

Size: 250ml

Conforms to standards: BS26209, BS414, BS4576, BS4660, BS55255

Markings: CE and Kite marked for quality assurance

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with: uPVC and ABS non-pressure pipes and fittings

Suitable for: Soil pipes, ventilating pipes, rainwater pipes, underground drainpipes, waste pipes, and fittings

Installation

Apply the cement evenly to the outside of the pipe and the inside of the fitting

Join the parts immediately after application

Hold the connection firmly until the bond sets

Usage

Ensure surfaces are clean and dry before application

Use in well-ventilated areas

Avoid excess application to prevent mess and ensure proper curing

Other information

Everbuild P16 Plumber's PVC Pipe Cement 250ml EVBP16PIPE

Features

Brand
EVERBUILD
Colour
Multicolour
Weight
270 g
Pcs per pack
1 part(s)
NF certification
NF414

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