IPS Flex PVC Cement 795 1/2 Pint | IPS795PT12
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The IPS Flex PVC Cement 795 ½ Pint (IPS795PT12) is a professional‑grade solvent cement formulated specifically for flexible PVC pipe and fittings. This compact ½ pint size provides a convenient amount of adhesive for smaller jobs, repairs, and maintenance tasks where flexible PVC is used.
Made to create durable, watertight connections, IPS Flex 795 accommodates the unique characteristics of flexible PVC materials, delivering reliable performance in pool and spa plumbing, irrigation systems, underground conduits, and other applications requiring pipe flexibility. Its easy‑to‑apply formula wets surfaces effectively and cures quickly to help reduce installation time.
IPS Flex PVC Cement 795 ½ Pint (IPS795PT12) Compatibility
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Designed for use with flexible PVC pipe and fittings.
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Ideal for pool and spa plumbing, irrigation, and underground water lines.
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Works with IPS and most major brand flexible PVC components.
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Not intended for rigid PVC or CPVC — use standard PVC solvent cements for those materials.
Frequently asked questions
How do I confirm the size of this fitting?
PVC is sized by nominal pipe size, which does not match the physical measurement - 2 inch pipe measures about 2.375 inches across the outside. Measure the outside diameter of your pipe and compare it with the specification above rather than measuring the inside.
What is the part number for this fitting?
PVC lists this fitting under part number 10282. Quote 10282 when you cross-reference against your equipment manual, an existing part, or a parts diagram, so you are comparing the same revision.
What is the difference between slip and threaded connections?
Slip connections are solvent welded with primer and cement to make a permanent joint. Threaded connections use tape or sealant and can be taken apart later, which is why they are used where equipment may need to be removed for service.
How do I confirm this fits my equipment?
Match the part number stamped on the component you are replacing, or look it up in the parts list for your PVC equipment. If your model or serial number is not named on this page, send it to us before you order and we will confirm the fit.
Is Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 right for my job?
Schedule 40 handles typical residential pool plumbing. Schedule 80 has thicker walls and a higher pressure rating and is used in commercial installations and on the discharge side of high-head systems. The two share the same outside diameters, so they connect to each other.
Is there a warranty on this fitting?
It carries the standard PVC manufacturer warranty. The terms are set by PVC, and on some equipment the coverage only applies when a licensed professional performs the installation. Keep the receipt and packaging until you have confirmed correct operation.