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Content | www.carlon.com221 Cement Average number of joints per can Pipe size1/2PintPintQuartGallon 1/2 1402755502,200 3/4901803601,440 1701402801,120 11/450100200800 11/23775150600 2204080320 21/2173570280 3153060240 31/2132754216 4122550200 591938150 66122495 Average shelf-life of all Carlon cement is 24 months (unopenedcans stored below 80˚F.) All Carlon cements are specially formulated to be used withCarlon PVC products,and do not require primers when parts areclean of dirt and moisture. Cementing PVC Conduit: 1.Make square saw cut with fine tooth saw. 2.Deburr and round inside edge of the cut end. 3.Clean socket ID and spigot OD of dirt and moisture. 4.Apply a uniform coat of cement to spigot end and push onto socket bottom, rotating 1/4turn. 5.Allow time to set before disturbing.This will depend upon temperature. Cementing PVC Conduitfor Submerged AreasRequiring Air or WaterTightness: 1.Follow the procedure to the left for cementing conduit. 2.Test workmanship by conducting a low pressure air (3.0 - 5.0 psi) test after system is installed and cemented joints are set. 3.Plug and block ends to prevent movement prior to pressurization. 4.Check for leaks with soap solution. 5.Even low pressure air can cause high thrust loads and caution must be observed. Cementing ENT for Concrete-TightApplications: 1.Use Carlon Socket tight fittings or couplings. 2.Do notuse chemical primer or cleaner. 3.Apply a light uniform coat of cement,labeled for use with ENT. 4.A brushshall be used to apply the cement. 5.Brush excess cement out of ENT grooves 6.Promptly insert ENT into fitting while cement is wet, until the fitting stop is reached,and give 1/4turn. 7.Do not disturb until the joint is set. Cement Joints Carlon nonmetallic products are joined by means of solvent cement joints.Sizes 1/2 through 11/2 should be cut square (using a fine tooth handsaw) and deburred.For sizes 2 through 6 a miter box or similar saw guide should be utilized to keep the material steady.After cutting and deburring,wipe ends clean of dust,dirt and shavings. Joining process as follows:Be sure that conduit end is clean and dry.Apply coat of Carlon Solvent Cement (use dauber) to end of conduit,the length of the socket to be attached. Push conduit firmly into fitting while rotating conduit slightly about one-quarter turn to spread cement evenly.Allow joint to set approximately 10 minutes. Carlon recommends the use of Carlon cement for proper solvent cement joints.Since this cement is prepared particularly for our product compounds and tolerances,we cannot guarantee joints assembled with cement materials supplied by other manufacturers. Regular grade grey solvent cement will accommodate most application situations being of a general purpose nature.In situations requiring an extremely fast-setting joint,(low temperature or difficult installation conditions) Carlon All Weather Quick-Set Cement is recommended.Standard grade clear cement is recom- mended for noncritical utility applications where gap filling and leak testing are not required. |
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