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Pipe Sock™

The Pipe Sock™ system is a fiber-reinforced polymer designed to eliminate crevice corrosion problems caused by direct metal-to-metal contact. It consists of a pre-formed, size specific fiberglass wear pad and a specially formulated adhesive system that combines to form a resilient crevice corrosion solution. Additionally, it can withstand temperatures up to 250° F and provide complete fit-up integrity with the pipe, eliminating moisture penetration and condensation cavities.

Specifications techniques

Mechanical Properties

Attribute Tensile Strength 

Method ASTM D 3039

Value 54,000 psi

 

Attribute Compression Strength

Method ASTM D 695 

Value 28,500 psi

 

Attribute Barcol Hardness

Method ASTM D 2583

Value 53

 

Thermal Properties

 

Attribute Max Operating Temperature 

Value 250° F (121 °C)

 

Attribute Application Temperature

Value 41 °F to 95° F (5 °C to 35 °C)

 

System Properties

 

Attribute Wear Pad Thickness

Value 0.25 inches (6.35 mm)

 

Attribue Shelf Life – Black Magic ™

Value 18 months

Installation

1. Remove Pipe from Support 

Lift the corroded pipe off support or stanchion.

 

2. Surface Inspection and Preparation 

Brush contact surface with a wire brush and lightly abrade with sandpaper to remove loose dirt and scale. Inspect the area and repair any anomalies, as required.

 

3. Apply Black Magic 

Remove release liner from the PipeSock™ and apply Black Magic™adhesive to the inside of the PipeSock™.

 

4. Install PipeSock™ and Reposition Pipe 

Carefully position the PipeSock™ on the pipe. Then, lower the pipe on to the support. Taper any excess material with a putty knife.

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