Anti-Seize
Anti-Seize 54008 Pipe Thread Sealant 9.6 fl oz Brush-Top Can
Non-hardening pipe thread sealant in a 9.6 fl oz brush-top can, rated from -50 to 500 Degrees F and up to 2,000 psi gas or 8,000 psi liquid pressure
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly later
- Withstands temperatures from -50 °F to 500 °F
- Handles gas pressures up to 2,000 psi
- Seals liquids at pressures up to 8,000 psi
- Brush-top 9.6 fl oz can for controlled application
Pipe Thread Sealant 9.6 fl oz
Anti-Seize Technology 54008 is a non-hardening pipe thread sealant supplied in a 9.6 fl oz brush-top can. It is formulated for sealing threaded connections carrying alcohol, ethanol, fuels, LP gas, steam and water. The product suits maintenance technicians and plumbers who need a reliable seal across a wide range of fluid types. The brush-top applicator allows controlled placement on pipe threads without separate tools.
Temperature range -50 to 500 Degrees F
The sealant remains effective from a minimum operating temperature of -50 Degrees F up to a maximum of 500 Degrees F. It is rated for maximum operating pressures of 2,000 psi for gases and 8,000 psi for liquids. Because the compound does not harden after application, joints can be disassembled and reassembled without replacing the sealant material.
Non-hardening cure for removable joints
The single specification that decides suitability is the non-hardening cure type, which keeps the seal pliable for future maintenance. Buyers who require a permanently rigid, adhesive bond that locks threads irreversibly should select a different product class. This sealant is designed for systems where periodic disassembly is expected or required.
Highlights
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly later
- Withstands temperatures from -50 °F to 500 °F
- Handles gas pressures up to 2,000 psi
- Seals liquids at pressures up to 8,000 psi
- Brush-top 9.6 fl oz can for controlled application
Specifications
| Brand | ANTI-SEIZE TECHNOLOGY |
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the brush-top sealant to pipe threads without over-applying?
Brush a thin, even coat onto clean male threads only, covering the first two to three threads; avoid filling the thread valleys so excess does not enter the fluid stream.
Will the non-hardening sealant need periodic re-application on a steam line?
The non-hardening formula remains pliable at up to 500 °F, so it does not dry out or require scheduled replacement unless the joint is disassembled.
At what pressure will the sealant reach its limit on a natural-gas piping run?
The sealant is rated for gaseous service up to 2,000 psi; sustained pressure beyond that level is the first limit encountered.
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