UPVC Solvent Cements for UPVC Pipes and Fittings - Glue Latest Price

Packaging Type Tin Can
Brand HammerWeld
Colour Clear/Blue
Surface of Application Plastic
Grade Standard Food Grade
Features Water Resistant
Application Industry Jointing, Fitting
Strength Medium
Material Compatibility Plastic
Chemical Resistance Water
Packaging Size 473 ml
Shelf Life 3 years
Brookfield Viscosity Minimum 500 cP
Temperature Range 42 degree C

Price of UPVC Solvent Cements 

Price: 34 INR (Approx.)
MOQ - 1000 Piece/Pieces


Packaging Details:
Size Unit Per Case
10 ml Tube 50
25 ml Tube 50
59 ml (2 Oz.) 24
118 ml (4 Oz.) 24
237 ml (8 Oz.) 24
473 ml (16 Oz.) 12
946 ml (32 Oz.) 6


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