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how to glue cpvc pipe
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Gluing CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) pipe is an essential skill for plumbing tasks involving water supply lines. The process, known as solvent welding, involves using a specific CPVC glue (or solvent cement) to chemically fuse the pipe and fitting together. Here are the steps: 1. Start by cutting the CPVC pipe cleanly using a pipe cutter. 2. Next, thoroughly clean both the pipe and fitting with CPVC cleaner. This will remove any grease or dirt. 3. Apply a thin, even layer of CPVC glue on the outside of the pipe and inside the fitting. Be swift but precise, as the glue dries quickly. 4. Immediately after applying the glue, insert the pipe into the fitting, twisting slightly to ensure even distribution of the glue. 5. Hold the pipe and fitting together firmly for a few seconds to prevent them from pushing apart as the glue sets. 6. Allow the joined pipe and fitting to cure for the recommended time before subjecting it to water pressure. This can vary depending on the glue used, but it’s often at least an hour. Using the right type of solvent cement specifically designed for CPVC and following the manufacturer's instructions are crucial for a successful and durable bond.
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