Absolutely! At Finolex, we have a range of solvent cements tailor-made for different products. To make your life easier, we use coloured solvents and packaging that help you quickly identify and inspect the right one. For more information, feel free to check out our PVC solvent cement product catalogue.

It is crucial to use Primer (ASTM F 656) before making a solvent cement joint for pipes sized 65 mm (2.1/2") and above. By using a primer, you can significantly enhance the strength of the joint.

Our low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) emission ensures environmental friendliness and safety for the applicator. With our high-quality dauber/applicator, you can enjoy a user-friendly experience and achieve smooth applications. The exclusive use of coloured solvents and packaging simplifies identification and inspection. Additionally, our PVC solvent cements and lubricants have a longer shelf life, ensuring consistent and reliable performance.

Our lubricant is your go-to solution for effortlessly installing ringfit pipes of various types. Its primary role is to ensure smooth insertion of both pipes and fittings, making the installation process a breeze.

To remove solvent from PVC pipe, you can use a clean cloth soaked in acetone or a solvent cleaner specifically designed for PVC.

To use the PVC solvent cement, first, clean and dry both surfaces, apply a thin layer of cement to both parts, then quickly join and hold them for a few seconds until set.

No, once PVC solvent cement is fully cured, it forms a durable bond with the PVC material and does not dissolve in water.

PVC solvent, when used as directed, is generally considered safe. However, it is important to handle it with caution and follow safety guidelines.

The PVC solvent cement is typically made of a combination of solvents like tetrahydrofuran (THF) and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), along with PVC resin and other additives.