RECTORSEAL
RECTORSEAL 23631 T Plus 2 Pipe Thread Sealant 4.8 fl oz Brush-Top Can White
Pipe thread sealant in a 4.8 fl oz brush-top can, non-hardening formula rated from -15 to 350 degrees F for air, water, natural gas and petroleum fluids
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands temperatures from -15 to 350 Degrees F
- Handles gas pressure up to 2,000 psi and liquid pressure up to 10,000 psi
- Compatible with air, water, natural gas, propane and petroleum fluids
- 8 fl oz brush-top can provides controlled application
Pipe Thread Sealant T Plus 2
RECTORSEAL 23631 is a non-hardening pipe thread sealant supplied in a 4.8 fl oz brush-top can. The white compound handles air, water, kerosene, natural gas, propane and petroleum gas in piping systems. It is intended for professional and DIY installers who need a reliable joint seal across mixed fluid types.
Brush-Top Can and Non-Hardening Formula
The brush-top container allows direct application to threads without separate tools or brushes. Because the sealant remains non-hardening, joints can be disassembled and re-tightened later without replacing the compound. The 4.8 fl oz volume covers multiple typical residential or light-commercial connections.
For General Piping Up to 350 °F
The sealant suits installers working with threaded pipe carrying the listed fluids at temperatures between -15 °F and 350 °F and pressures up to 2,000 psi for gases or 10,000 psi for liquids. It is not for oxygen lines, high-purity systems or applications requiring a hardening sealant that locks threads permanently.
Highlights
- Non-hardening sealant allows easy disassembly
- Withstands temperatures from -15 to 350 Degrees F
- Handles gas pressure up to 2,000 psi and liquid pressure up to 10,000 psi
- Compatible with air, water, natural gas, propane and petroleum fluids
- 8 fl oz brush-top can provides controlled application
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the non-hardening sealant need re-application after a certain period?
The sealant is non-hardening, so it remains pliable and does not require scheduled replacement unless the joint is disassembled.
Will the 2,000 psi gas pressure limit be reached before the 350 °F temperature limit?
The maximum operating pressure for gases is 2,000 psi, while the maximum temperature is 350 °F; the limit reached first depends on your specific system conditions.
Does the brush-top can application create any fumes or heat during all-day use?
The product is a non-hardening thread sealant applied manually with a brush; it does not generate heat or fumes during application or while the sealed joint is in operation.
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