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614 7069 Adhesive Kits F.�} 'k'g'�RED THREAD° and UL-Listed RED THREAD IIA Piping Systems Wote: This bulletin contains limited installation information. It is important to read and fully understand the instructions in Manual No. F6000 for standard products or Manual No. 82160 for UL-Listed products before beginning installation. Ambient temperature,adhesive working life, and number of crewmen should be considered when ordering adhesive. For long runs of 8'and larger pipe,one kit per joint is recommended. 7014 KitkBonds 7024 Kit 7069 Kit Contents it Contents Bonds Per Can' Contents Bonds Per Kit g Pipe Pipe Size Size Description Qtyo. Description Qty. Inches No. Description Qty. Inches No. 2.6 oz.Can Mixed 2 2 9 10.1 oz.Can 1 6 8 6.9 oz.Can 15Adhesive Mixed Adhesive Mixed Adhesive1.5 oz.Container 180.6 oz.Container 2 3 6 2.3 oz.Container 1 8 4 Hardener Hardener Hardener 1"Paint Brush 10 1" Paint Brush 2 4 4 2"Paint Brush 1 10 3Mixing Stick 1Mixing Stick 2 6 2 Mixing Stick 1 12 2 Vinyl Gloves 1 pVinyl Gloves 2 pr. 8 1 Vinyl Gloves 1 pr. 14 2 'Total for both kits is double the number of joints. __ 161 The 7000 series adhesives are room temperature,two component, epoxy adhesive systems. Once mixed, the adhesive's working life is limited to approximately 25 minutes at 75OF. Adhesive is recommended for use with NOV Fiber Glass Systems piping systems in recommended services where continuous service temperatures do not exceed 150OF _ Precautions Testing piping systems with air or gas is not recommended Adhesive that is allowed to setup (harden) in the metal due to Inherent safety;concerns.. Refer to NOV Fiber Glass container willundergo an exothermic reaction. Depending System's installation Manual No F6000 or F6300 for hydro on the quantity of adhesive, the reaction may generate foul- testing procedures. smelling smoke and temperatures up to 400'F (204°C).; An exotherming container of adhesiveshouldbe moved to a well Gloves and;eye protection should be worn when working ventilated area or outdoors. During this process wear gloves with adhesive components. Direct contacts may cause skin and avoid Inhalation of the smoke.' irritation. If Contact Is made with skin wash area with'.soap and water until contamination is removed. Eyes should be The user should read and follow solvent manufacturers'safety flushed with clean water and evaluated by trained medical recommendations when working with solvents. personnel. The work area should be well ventilated and direct inhalation of fumes should be avoided. POT LIFE OF ADHESIVE JOINT PREP The pot life (working life) of an adhesive is the time it takes for A strong adhesive bond requires clean bonding surfaces. The the adhesive to begin to harden in the mixing can. The life is bonding surfaces must be free of oily fingerprints, dirt, oils, measured from the time the hardener and adhesive are first grease and other contaminants. Freshly tapered spigots or mixed. Though the pot life is quite short at high temperatures, factory-fresh spigots and bells do not require cleaning unless it increases as the temperature drops below 75°F(24°C). visibly contaminated. Soil or dirt may be removed by washing with water. Surfacesmay-be-cleaned with acetoneor methyl The pot life of adhesive in hot weather can be extended by ethyl ketone when necessary. keeping the adhesive cool or by reducing the concentrated mass of adhesive in the can.This can be easily accomplished The surfaces should be dry before applying adhesive. Once in the field as follows: the surfaces have been cleaned, do not contaminate them by touching with hands, laying pipe in the dirt, etc. • Cool the can by wrapping with rags or paper towels, and then keep the wrappings wet with water or solvent. The Warning: Acetone and methyl ethyl ketone are extremely can will be cooled by evaporation of the water or solvent. flammable. When using these solvents, do not smoke or use Do not put water or solvent in the adhesive. near an open flame. Never use gasoline, turpentine, or diesel fuel to clean joints. • Reduce the concentrated mass by removing the mixed adhesive from the can and spreading the adhesive into a ADHESIVE MIXING thin film onto a piece of tin or aluminum foil. This aids the The ideal temperature range for mixing the adhesive base and dissipation of heat generated by the curing process. hardener is 70°-80"F(21°-27°C). To mix, pour the entire contents of the hardener container into the adhesive container. DO NOT SPLIT A KIT. Mix the adhesive and hardener together with the wooden mixing stick. wwww.fgspipe.com ,,