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Markal 12219 Pipe Thread Sealant 8 fl oz Brush-Top Can Gray
Pipe thread sealant in an 8 fl oz brush-top can, non-hardening gray paste rated to 350 °F and 500 psi liquid pressure for metal threads up to 3 in
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands temperatures from 0 to 350 Degrees F
- Handles gas pressure up to 350 psi and liquid pressure up to 500 psi
- NSF and UPC certified for potable water systems
- Brush-top can provides controlled application on threads up to 3 in
Purpose & User
Markal 12219 is a non-hardening pipe thread sealant supplied in an 8 fl oz brush-top can. The gray paste is formulated for general-purpose sealing on metal threads up to 3 in diameter. It suits plumbers, maintenance engineers and HVAC technicians who need a reliable, brush-applied compound for gas or liquid systems.
Pressure & Temperature Limits
The sealant handles gases up to 350 psi and liquids up to 500 psi. Its operating window spans from 0 Degrees F to 350 Degrees F, so it remains effective in both freezing and high-heat environments. NSF and UPC listings confirm compliance with recognised plumbing standards for potable water and gas distribution.
Deciding Specification
The non-hardening cure type is the critical attribute: the paste stays pliable after assembly, allowing future disassembly without damaging threads. Buyers who need a permanently rigid, locking thread compound should choose a different product.
Highlights
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands temperatures from 0 to 350 Degrees F
- Handles gas pressure up to 350 psi and liquid pressure up to 500 psi
- NSF and UPC certified for potable water systems
- Brush-top can provides controlled application on threads up to 3 in
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which container size should I pick for occasional plumbing jobs?
The 8 fl oz brush-top can gives enough paste for many small repairs without leaving a large leftover container.
What does the 350 psi gas rating mean when I use this on a residential gas line?
It means the cured sealant will hold pressures up to 350 psi for gases, well above typical household supply pressures.
How does the non-hardening cure affect future disassembly of threaded joints?
Because it stays pliable, you can unscrew and re-seal the same threads later without chipping away cured material.
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