Anti-Seize
Anti-Seize 54018 Pipe Thread Sealant 19.2 fl oz Brush-Top Can
Non-hardening pipe thread sealant in a 19.2 fl oz brush-top can withstands -50 °F to 500 °F and seals gas to 2,000 psi and liquid to 8,000 psi on metal and plastic fittings
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands -50 °F to 500 °F temperature range
- Seals up to 2,000 psi gas and 8,000 psi liquid pressure
- Compatible with ABS, PVC, copper, steel and stainless steel
- 2 fl oz brush-top can for controlled application
Product Identity
Anti-Seize Technology 54018 is a non-hardening pipe thread sealant supplied in a 19.2 fl oz brush-top can. It is formulated for sealing threaded connections on a wide range of metal and plastic piping materials.
Suitability
This sealant suits plumbers and maintenance technicians joining ABS, PVC, CPVC, polyethylene, polypropylene, aluminum, brass, copper, stainless steel or steel threads carrying water, fuels, LP gas, steam, alcohol or ethanol. It is not intended for applications that require a hardening compound or for systems operating above 500 degrees F or below -50 degrees F.
Deciding Specification
The non-hardening cure type means the compound remains pliable after assembly, allowing disassembly and adjustment without damaging threads. This characteristic determines whether the product matches a maintenance workflow that requires future access to the joint.
Highlights
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands -50 °F to 500 °F temperature range
- Seals up to 2,000 psi gas and 8,000 psi liquid pressure
- Compatible with ABS, PVC, copper, steel and stainless steel
- 2 fl oz brush-top can for controlled application
Specifications
| Brand | ANTI-SEIZE TECHNOLOGY |
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Questions about this item
What maximum gas pressure does the Slickon GTS Gold sealant handle?
The non-hardening compound is rated for gases up to 2,000 psi and liquids up to 8,000 psi, so threaded joints stay sealed under high-pressure service.
Which pipe materials are compatible with the yellow brush-top formula?
It is approved for ABS, aluminum, brass, copper, CPVC, polyethylene, polypropylene, PVC, stainless steel and steel threads.
How do you apply the sealant without over-filling the threads?
Brush a thin, even coat on the male threads only, leaving the first thread bare, then assemble and tighten to spec.
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