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Old 01-12-2008, 06:45 PM
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Re: Exterior Installation of Fire Sprinkler Heads
Joe,

From the BlazeMaster Dos and Don'ts list: (underlining is mine)
- Don'ts

Do not use edible oils such as Crisco® as a gasket lubricant.

Do not use petroleum or solvent-based paints, sealants, lubricants or fire stop materials.


Do not use any glycol-based solutions as an anti-freeze.


Do not mix glycerin and water solution in contaminated containers.


Do not use both Teflon® tape and thread sealants simultaneously.


Do not use solvent cement that exceeds its shelf life or has become discolored or gelled.


Do not allow solvent cement to plug the sprinkler head orifice.


Do not connect rigid metal couplers to BlazeMaster® CPVC grooved adapters.


Do not thread or groove BlazeMaster® CPVC pipe.


Do not use solvent cement near sources of heat, open flame, or when smoking.


Do not pressure test until recommended cure times are met.


Do not use dull or broken cutting tool blades when cutting pipe.


Do not use BlazeMaster® CPVC pipe that has been stored outdoors, unprotected and is faded in color.


Do not allow threaded rod to come in contact with the pipe.


Do not install BlazeMaster® CPVC pipe in cold weather without allowing for expansion.


Do not install BlazeMaster® CPVC pipe and fittings in dry systems, unless specifically listed for such use.
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