Installation Guide

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>> Cure Times
Minimum Cure Time to Test at 180 PSI
Cure times shown are sufficient to complete
a hydrostatic test at 100 PSI with 60%
humidity and cold water. Full cure may take
significantly longer.
Cure times are a function of air temperature,
water temperature, humidity and pipe size.
Increase the cure time for more demanding
conditions. For more specific information,
contact the cement manufacturer.
>> Special Considerations
• Do NOT air test.
• Chemical Compatibility. See Charlotte
Pipe and Foundry's Plastics Technical and
Installation Manual.
• UV sensitivity.
• Do NOT install permanently in direct
sunlight without painting with water-based
latex paint, or covering with insulation.
• Teflon
®
tape should be used for 1-inch
or smaller and paste-type, non-hardening
thread sealant on 1
1
/
4
inch or larger.
PVC Schedule 40 Pipe & Fittings For Pressure Applications
Size 60˚- 100˚F 40˚- 60˚F 0˚- 40˚F
Notices, Cautions and Warnings Please refer to www.charlottepipe.com for all applicable notices, cautions and warnings for this
product group. You may also contact us at [phone] for additional safety, installation or application information.
Notices: N-2; N-3; N-4; N-5; N-6; N-7; N-8; N-9; N-10; N-11; N-12; N-14; N-15; N-17; N-19; N-22; N-27; N-32; N-34;
N-38 Cautions: C-2, C-4, C-6, C-8 Warnings: W-2; W-3; W-4; W-5; W-6; W-9; W-12; W-13; W-14; W-15; W-17; W-18;
W-21; W-22; W-23; W-24; W-26; W-28; W-29; W-35; W-37
1
/
2
" to 1
1
/
4
"
1
/
2
" to 3"
4" to 8"
10" to 16"
1 Hour
2 Hours
6 Hours
24 Hours
2 Hours
4 Hours
12 Hours
48 Hours
8 Hours
16 Hours
48 Hours
8 Days
PVC Schedule 40 Pressure Installation
PVC Schedule 40 Pipe & Fittings