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8014, 8024, 8069 & 8069-C Adhesive Kits and all adhesive is mixed in from the sides installation Bulletin No.F6000 for additional and comers of the can. A smooth uniform installation instructions. 2. When the temperature is between 50°F consistency and color indicates adequate and 70°F(1(r/21.1°C)joints may be heated mixing of the adhesive. For 8 thru 24 inch diameter pipe, a Fiber to accelerate the curing process. Below Glass Systems hydraulic or manual come- 50°F (10°C) the joints must be heated to If the adhesive becomes warm and begins to along is recommended. Connect two cure the adhesive. Fiber Glass Systems set up in the container,safely dispose of the come-alongs to the pipe and pull the joint offers customized electrical heating collars container. DO NOT USE THIS ADHESIVE together slowly while firmly hammering on for this purpose. The collars are reusable TO BOND A JOINT! the sides of the joint with a rubber mallet or and operate on standard 110/120 VAC or 5 pound dead blow hammer. The vibrations 220/240 VAC. Refer to Bulletin Number BONDING OPERATION from the hammer blows will aid joint lock up. F6640,Manual Number F6000, or Manual 1. Using a clean paint brush,apply a thin, Continue until joint insertion stops and locks Number F6300 for additional information. uniform coat of adhesive to the bonding tight. Take care not to damage the pipe. surfaces. First coat the bell and then the 3. When using a heat assisted curing spigot bonding surfaces. NOTE:When using a hydraulic come-along, method do not handle or pressurize pipe refer to Manual No.F6000,F6618 or F6619 assemblies until they have cooled to for come-along pressure requirements. A ambient temperature. Fiber Glass Systems strap clamp kit Is also available for pipe to fitting connections. ADHESIVE DISPOSAL: Once the adhe- 3. To ensure joint lack up a pen mark should sive and catalyst have been mixed and be placed on the pipe as a visual reference reacted,nothing can be extracted,and it is point. The mark Is usually made after the classified as non-hazardous material.Dis- joint has been pushed together snugly but Pose of in a normal manner as other solid not completely made up. The mark should waste. Excess adhesive and catalyst can Note; Completely coat both bonding be placed %to 1 inch from the end of the be mixed, allowed to react, and disposed surfaces of the joint and remove any loose female side of the joint. The joint is then of as above. If extra cans of adhesive or paint brush bristles in the adhesive. driven together until insertion of the mate tubes of catalyst have accumulated with- end stops. The mark is used as a visual out the other component to mix and react, 2. Align and lock the joint. point of reference between the two halves contact your FGS regional manager.Cata- of the joint. lyst tubes,when empty are not subject to EPA regulation and can be disposed of in 4. Pipe or sub-assemblies may be moved a normal manner. These guidelines are after the joints are locked up as long as based on federal regulations. State and the joints are not loosened by excessive local regulations and ordinances should bending or abrupt movements. be reviewed. 5. When the joints are fully cured the assemblies may be handled, pressurized For 2 inch diameter pipe, insert the spigot or hydro tested per Fiber Glass Systems' into the bell until the tapered surfaces recommendations in Manual No. F6000 f; ;_j:--4_, '• x�`;{�5��;�`,:s`?'-R r'it "� �p%�;<:,:' touch. Then while pushing, turn the joint 'Pipe Installation Handbook" or Manual until it locks tight. Normally, one half to a No. F6300"Green Thread Marine-Offshore � t3.:Ytt, P Installation Instructions." full tum is needed. Hold in locked position until excess adhesive squeezes out. ADHESIVE CURE i �} For 3 thru 6 inch diameter pipe, turning is 1. The time required to fully cure an r not practical, so align the pipe and push adhesive joint is dependant on the ambient 4 r M until the tapered surfaces touch. A driving temperature. The following table shows the !. force must be used to lock the joint. The time required for complete cure at specific additional force can be provided by using a temperatures. ®`. eii3fo ta(ttQd' piece of hard wood and a hammer. Ambient Temperature vs. a` ; y " Time to Pressure Threaded and Bonded°'T.A.B."joints Temperature OF Time Irngll�tls Tii ;^ 1: * x .• t T.A.B. joints are available for 2 thru 6 50(10°C) 18 inch diameter RED THREAD II pipe to 60(15.6°C) 12 pipe connections. T.A.B. joint installation procedures follow the normal bell and spigot 70(21.1°C) 6 operations of cleaning,adhesive mixing,etc. 80(26.7°C) 4 as described previously. The threads on the 90(32.3°C) 2 bonding surfaces are designed for ease of ' installation and to improve the reliability of 1 110(43.3°C) 1 ° the bonded joint. See Fiber Gless Systems p ng sys ems must no 55 p s u e un �assra ar ass sysTsnns the adhesive joints are fully cured. Trademark of Varco I/P,Inc. FIBER GLASS SYSTEMS•A NATIONAL OiLWELL VARCO COMPANY 0 2005,NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO 2700 W.85th ST.,LITTLE ROCK,AR 72209.501-588-4010•FAX 501-588-4485 PRINTED IN U,S.A.40MO807 25 S.MAIN ST.,SANT)SPRINGS,OK 74083.918-245-8651•FAX 918-245-7566