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Pipe Wrap®

The Pipe Wrap® system, a durable, easy-to-use, pipe repair solution, protects against corrosion, abrasion, and impact in piping applications including petroleum refineries, chemical handling and mining. The Pipe Wrap® material, which is designed to repair leaks up to 450 psi, works underwater and is resistant to heat and harsh chemicals. It is impregnated with fiberglass tape that adheres to PVC, metal pipes and more. 

Specifications techniques

Mechanical Properties

 

Attribute- Tensile Modulus 

Method- ASTM D638

Value– 659,206 psi

 

Attribute– Compression Modulus

Method– ASTM D695 

Value– 53,450 psi

 

Attribute– Compression Strength

Method– ASTM D695 

Value– 13,755 psi

 

System Properties

 

Attribute– Working Time 

Value– 3-5 minutes 

 

Attribute- Cure Time

Value– 30 minutes

 

Attribute– Shelf Life

Value– 2 years

Installation

1. Position and Secure Compression Seal 

Seal and clamp leak. Mark the repair zone and abrade the surface using the emery strip. Solvent wipe the repair area.

 

2. Apply Load Transfer Putty to Clams

Knead the epoxy putty until uniform, then apply to the clamp – eliminate sharp edges and form a transition area for composite application.

 

3. Apply Epoxy Primer 

Mix and apply a 30 mil coating of epoxy primer. Allow the paste to thicken for 10-15 minutes – a “peanut butter” consistency is desired.

 

4. Apply Pipe Wrap® 

Apply provided Pipe Wrap® using the cigar wrap method. A topcoat may be applied after two hours.

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