can this product be used on pvc..
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According to ads and the instruction manual...YES. In fact we have ours located on a polybutylene pipe, and it works just fine.
673358
Unfortunately I am uncertain if it is suitable for PVC pipes because I have metal pipes, but this stuff works great and instantly. Be careful when using the products because after the hot water is poured - the fumes can be toxic and you start to cough and your eyes begin to get watery, so wear a mask. Alternatively in my opinion i think as long as you don't use the product excessively and you are removing a difficult clog this product used without excess should be fine.
660108
I used it to seal a cut in PVC on my water line and it worked fine, so there should be no problem doing a crack.
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Hello John, yes, it will work on both metal and PVC pipes as well. I copied and pasted the information below about what the manufacture says about this heat tape: ***(From the Manufacturer UL and CSA approved electric pipe heating cable designed to prevent water line freeze up. Ready to install, grounded cord and plug, thermostat controlled, with pilot light. Recommended for use on metal and rigid plastic pipes. Exclusive Press-To-Test button test cable before installing! The built-in thermostat turns cable on at 38F. Reliable low wattage design uses up to 70% less energy than other cables and protects to -50F! )*** I hope this helps answer your question! :)
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According to manufacturer's info on package, it can be used on PVC pipe. They recommend wrapping with insulation to hold in the heat, however in the case of PVC pipe, I would not seal it off at either end for fear that it would retain too much heat.
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Yes It can cut PVC. As a matter of fact I just had a section of 4 inch PVC cut at a local plumbing supply and the fellow helping me used a fine cut pull saw. Remember it cuts on PULL stroke and the blade can buckle if forced. So take it slow and you should be fine. IAR
512243
U would need some adapters from the intex fittings (hoses) to pvc, check out YouTube for more details on this
2247808
Should work well, maybe brilliantly, as long as either the glass or the pvc is transparent enough to allow UVlight to cure the bond. I am a sculptor (in glass and metal) and for the work I've done Loctite 349 Impruv is peerless, stronger and cleaner than construction silicone
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pvc pipe has some kind of chlorine product in it which breaks down the plastic film. if you paint primer on the pvc pipes before you put the film on it, it will not degrade the film and the warranty is not voided. i didn't do the primer and now am patching my film where it has rotted against the pvc.
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I can't say for sure. It should say on the package or you can call the manufacturer. I use it on copper and it works fine. I don't believe it gets so hot that it would melt pvc.
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I did use it for privacy on glass, and it does the job. Easy to apply. I can't speak for PVC, but it has a adhesive quality, so I think it would work for you.
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Yes, however whenever you use pvc threads you have to use Teflon tape, not any kind of liquid such as TFE paste, only Teflon tape or you will have a leak.
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I believe there are ABS, so you need a glue for that. Think they make a glue that works with both PVC and ABS.
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I'm using it on the high setting on pvc pipe to bend it. If anything it may be too hot. It's designed to soften paint and scrape it off etc. You would probably have to use it on the low setting and be very careful.
782070
PVC as a wire "jacket" or wrap is actually not used very often. Mostly used for very cold environments. This is some cross of rubber and plastic.
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Yes I have used this in the manner you described. However, the connector between the 2 sections are badly mad, requiring you to constantly re-tightening the coupling. I have found that a home-made contraption made with PVC pipes purchased at Home Depot works just as well, for less than $20. Hope this helps.
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Don't know the answer BUT, PVC cement is actually a solvent which partially melts the PVC and "welds" them together. I would guess that the only effective way to remove PVC cement would be to sand paper it off.