Vibra-TITE
Vibra-TITE 44010 Pipe Thread Sealant 440 Purple 10 mL
Anaerobic pipe thread sealant for metal hydraulic fittings up to 2 in., handling 10,000 psi liquid pressure from -60 to 300 °F in a 0.3 fl oz bottle
- Anaerobic cure locks threads without mechanical aids
- Withstands 300 psi gas and 10,000 psi liquid pressure
- Operates from -60 °F to 300 °F continuous
- Seals metal threads up to 2 in diameter
- 10 mL bottle covers multiple hydraulic and pneumatic joints
Purpose & Audience
Vibra-TITE 44010 is an anaerobic pipe thread sealant designed for metal hydraulic systems. It suits maintenance technicians and engineers who need reliable sealing on threaded connections up to two inches in diameter.
Compatibility Checks
Verify that the joint operates between minus 60 and 300 degrees Fahrenheit and that pressures stay within 300 psi for gases or 10,000 psi for liquids. Confirm the fluid is grease or oil and the threads are metal before applying.
Build & Daily Use
The purple liquid cures anaerobically in the absence of air, forming a dimethacrylate bond that resists vibration and leakage. Supplied in a 0.3 fl oz bottle, it allows precise application on hydraulic fittings without the mess of tape or paste alternatives.
Highlights
- Anaerobic cure locks threads without mechanical aids
- Withstands 300 psi gas and 10,000 psi liquid pressure
- Operates from -60 °F to 300 °F continuous
- Seals metal threads up to 2 in diameter
- 10 mL bottle covers multiple hydraulic and pneumatic joints
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the 10 mL bottle and is any extra tool needed to apply it?
The bottle contains anaerobic dimethacrylate sealant that cures between metal threads; no separate applicator is required as the nozzle dispenses directly onto the fitting.
Should I choose the 440 purple formulation or a different series for my hydraulic system?
Series 440 is specified for hydraulic systems carrying grease or oil on metal threads up to 2 in diameter, so it matches that application.
How does the 10 000 psi liquid pressure rating hold up once the sealant cures in a real hydraulic line?
After anaerobic cure the joint withstands up to 10 000 psi liquid pressure and 300 psi gas pressure across a -60 °F to 300 °F range.
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