All-source 018502 Abs Solvent Cement Sewer Drain Vent

Product Description

The ALL-SOURCE 018502 is a medium-bodied, medium-set ABS black solvent cement formulated for joining nonpressure ABS pipe and fittings in drain, waste, and vent systems. Rated for Schedule 40, Type I and Type II ABS pipe up to 6 inches in diameter, this cement meets ASTM D-2235 and carries NSF certification for sewer and drain, waste, and vent applications. It is also UPC listed. Plumbers and pipefitters use this cement on residential and light commercial DWV installations where a reliable, code-compliant ABS joint is required.

This cement is suited for nonpressure ABS pipe and fitting assemblies in Schedule 40 systems up to 6 inches. Typical applications include sewer lateral connections, interior drain and waste lines, and vent stacks in residential construction and light commercial plumbing. Its medium body and medium set time make it practical for a range of joint sizes within its rated diameter range, allowing time for proper fitting alignment without excessive open time.

Key Features

• Medium-bodied, medium-set formula suited for pipe sizes up to 6 inches
• Designed specifically for nonpressure ABS pipe and fittings, Schedule 40, Types I and II
• NSF certified for sewer and drain, waste, and vent systems
• Meets ASTM D-2235 solvent cement standard
• UPC listed for code-compliant installations
• Black color for identification on ABS assemblies

Compatibility

Designed for use on nonpressure ABS pipe and fittings, Schedule 40, Types I and II, in diameters up to 6 inches in sewer, drain, waste, and vent systems.

Installation Notes

This cement is applied by licensed plumbers working on ABS DWV systems in accordance with the International Plumbing Code and applicable local codes. Before cementing, clean and dry all pipe and fitting surfaces; primer is not required for ABS but surfaces must be free of moisture, oil, and debris. Apply cement evenly to both the pipe and fitting socket, assemble immediately with a quarter-turn, and hold the joint briefly to prevent push-out. Allow adequate cure time before pressure-testing or backfilling, following the manufacturer and code requirements for temperature and humidity conditions.