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FAQs for Weld-On Cement

What is weld-on cement used for?

Weld-On cement is used to join compatible PVC pipe and fittings by chemically softening the surfaces so they bond together as the cement cures. Different formulations are made for different pipe sizes, pressure requirements, installation conditions, and applications. Sprinkler Warehouse carries Weld-On options for a variety of irrigation and PVC piping needs.

What is Weld-On used for?

Weld-On is a line of solvent cements, primers, and related materials used to prepare and join PVC piping and fittings. These solutions are commonly used in irrigation, plumbing, water distribution, and other applications where properly bonded PVC connections are needed.

Is Weld-On the same as PVC glue?

Weld-On is commonly used as PVC glue, but its solvent cements are specifically formulated to chemically bond compatible PVC surfaces rather than simply acting as an adhesive. Different Weld-On formulations offer different characteristics, so the cement should be matched to the pipe material and application.

How do I know which Weld-On cement to use?

Choose a Weld-On cement based on the type and size of pipe, the fitting material, and the pressure or installation conditions of the application. Some formulations are designed for specific PVC materials, pipe sizes, or service conditions, so checking the manufacturer's specifications helps ensure the cement is compatible with the system. Sprinkler Warehouse offers Weld-On formulations for different PVC piping applications, making it easier to find an option suited to your project.

Do I need primer before using Weld-On cement?

Primer is used to clean and prepare compatible PVC surfaces before applying solvent cement, helping the cement form a proper bond. Whether primer is required depends on the specific cement, pipe material, application, and applicable installation requirements. Follow the instructions for the Weld-On formulation being used to determine the proper preparation process.