Red Hot Blue Glue
Red Hot Blue Glue® is a very aggressive, blue, medium bodied, fast setting PVC solvent cement. It is chemically the “hottest” solvent cement formulation available on the market today.
It is designed to be used on all schedules and classes of PVC pipe through 6", schedule 80 through 4". Red Hot is ideal for both quick pressurization and demanding conditions. Red Hot is our best solvent for all PVC applications through 6", including wet or cold condition applications.
Conforms to South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Rule 1168/316A.
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Joining PVC Plastic Pipe In Cold Weather
Working in freezing termperatures is difficult, if unavoidable. Red Hot Blue Glue® is the finest available for extreme conditions. Red Hot Blue Glue® has EXCELLENT COLD WEATHER STABILITY for virtually all practical applications.
GOOD JOINTS CAN BE MADE WITH RED HOT BLUE GLUE® AT BELOW FREEZING
By following our standard instructions and using a little extra care and patience, successful solvent cemented joints can be made at tempertatures even as low as 10° F. In cold weather, solvents penetrate and soften the plastic surfaces more slowly than in warm weather. Also, the plastic is more resistant to solvent attack.
Therefore, it becomes even more important to presoften surfaces with Purple Primer. Longer cure times are also necessary. The cure schedules printed in our technical brochure allow a wide margin for safety, but for colder weather, more time should be allowed.
KEYS TO COLD WEATHER SOLVENT CEMENTING
THE WORSE THE CONDITIONS, THE MORE IMPORTANT
IT IS TO HAVE QUALITY INSTALLATION!!
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