Weld-on 14021 Pvc Solvent Cement Heavy-bodied 1 Qt Gray

Product Description

The WELD-ON 14021 is a heavy-bodied, medium-setting PVC solvent cement designed for bonding PVC plastic pipe and fittings in pressurized and non-pressurized plumbing systems. Manufactured by IPS Corporation, this gray-colored cement is formulated with a low VOC content and delivers high joint strength across a broad range of pipe applications. The heavy-body consistency provides effective gap-filling in slightly out-of-round or worn socket fittings, while the medium set time gives installers a workable window without sacrificing cure speed. Supplied in a 1-quart metal can, the 14021 is a practical choice for licensed plumbers and pipefitters handling production or service work.

This cement is suited for residential and commercial PVC pipe installations where a reliable, code-compliant solvent weld is required. Typical applications include potable water pressure systems, sewer lines, and drain, waste, and vent systems. The medium-setting formulation accommodates a range of ambient conditions and pipe sizes commonly encountered in both new construction and retrofit plumbing work. Its gray color blends with standard PVC pipe in drain and waste applications.

Key Features

• Heavy-body formulation fills gaps in slightly out-of-round or worn sockets
• Medium set time provides a workable open time while still curing promptly
• Low VOC content supports compliance with solvent emission regulations
• Suitable for potable water pressure systems, sewer, and drain, waste, and vent applications
• Gray color appropriate for standard PVC drain and waste pipe work
• Supplied in a 1-quart metal can for field or shop use

Compatibility

Designed for use with PVC plastic pipe and fittings in plastic pipe plumbing applications, including potable water pressure systems and sewer and drain, waste, and vent systems.

Installation Notes

PVC solvent cement application is typically performed by licensed plumbers in accordance with IPC and local plumbing code requirements. Before cementing, cut pipe square, deburr the ends, and test-fit the joint dry. Apply primer and cement per applicable code and the manufacturer application instructions, and allow full cure time before pressurizing the system. Do not use this cement on CPVC, ABS, or other non-PVC pipe materials.