Christy's Clear PVC Solvent Cement High Strength 236ml
Christy's Clear PVC Solvent Cement High Strength 236ml

CHRISTY'S CLEAR PVC SOLVENT CEMENT HIGH STRENGTH 236ML

Christy's clear PVC solvent cement joins PVC pipe and fittings by solvent welding. The clear formulation leaves no coloured cement line, making it useful for visible pipework as well as general plumbing and irrigation joints. Supplied in a 236ml container.

✓ Product type: PVC solvent cement
✓ Colour: Clear
✓ Container volume: 236ml

Vinidex PVC Solvent Cement Jointing Guide
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Iplex Type P Clear Solvent Cement Safety Data Sheet
Christy's Solvent Cement Set & Cure Guide
Christy's Red Hot Green Safety Data Sheet

Christy's Clear PVC Solvent Cement High Strength 236ml

Christy's clear PVC solvent cement joins pipe ends to fitting sockets. It softens and dissolves the prepared contact surfaces so they bond together as the assembled joint cures.

The clear formulation leaves no coloured cement line around the connection. Primer prepares the PVC surfaces before the cement is applied.

Allow the joint to cure before service, following the cement and pipe-system instructions.

Vinidex PVC Solvent Cement Jointing Guide
Iplex PVC Pressure Jointing Guide
Iplex Type P Clear Solvent Cement Safety Data Sheet
Christy's Solvent Cement Set & Cure Guide
Christy's Red Hot Green Safety Data Sheet

✓ Product Type & Application
Christy's PVC solvent cement.
For solvent-welded PVC pipe and fitting joints.

✓ Jointing Action
Softens and dissolves prepared PVC contact surfaces, which bond as the joint cures.

✓ Colour & Container Size
Colour: Clear.
Container volume: 236ml.

✓ Setting, Handling & Curing
Typical initial set before careful handling at 60-100°F (approximately 16-38°C):
1/2" to 1 1/4" pipe: 2-3 minutes.
1 1/2" to 3" pipe: 5 minutes.
These are general manufacturer estimates, not pressure-ready times or pipe-size approval limits.
Cure before service: Use the Christy's Set & Cure Guide for the pipe size, temperature during assembly and curing, and operating pressure.
Cure-table baseline: Relative humidity 60% or less.
Damp or humid conditions: Allow 50% more cure time; initial set may also require up to 50% longer.
Colder conditions and larger pipe sizes require different intervals; refer to the full guide.

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