Rocol Gasseal - Non-Setting Sealant - 300g - White
ROCOL Gasseal Non-Setting Sealant is a non-setting pipe sealant used for metallic threaded joints....ROCOL Gasseal Non-Setting Sealant is a non-setting pipe sealant used for metallic threaded joints. It is non-corrosive to aluminium, brass, copper, low carbon steel, and zinc. This sealant is suitable for use with natural gas and LPG pipework, allowing joints to be assembled and pressure tested immediately. It also resists vibration and is compatible with foam-forming leak testers. Independently tested by BSI to BS EN 751-2: 1997 Part 2 Class B, it operates within a temperature range of -20°C to 125°C. Rocol Gasseal is an off-white sealing compound ideal for LPG, natural gas, air, and water, making it a reliable choice for threaded pipe fittings in domestic and industrial gas systems.
This guide is for anyone using Rocol Gasseal for sealing threaded pipe joints. It ensures immediate pressure testing and provides reliable sealing in various gas and water systems. A key benefit is its non-setting formula, which allows for easy adjustments. However, it's essential to apply it correctly to avoid leaks.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
28042
Brand
ROCOL
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is Rocol Gasseal used for?
It is used for sealing threaded pipe joints in gas and water systems.
What materials is Rocol Gasseal compatible with?
It's compatible with aluminum, brass, copper, low carbon steel, and zinc.
Can I pressure test joints immediately after application?
Yes, you can pressure test immediately after assembly.
What is the operating temperature range?
The operating temperature range is -20°C to 125°C.
Is Rocol Gasseal suitable for LPG?
Yes, it is suitable for both natural gas and LPG.
How should I store Rocol Gasseal?
Store it in a cool, dry place, with the container tightly sealed when not in use.
What does 'non-setting' mean?
It means the sealant remains pliable, allowing for adjustments after application.
Troubleshooting
Joint leaks after assembly and pressure testing.
Disassemble the joint, clean the threads, reapply Rocol Gasseal, and reassemble, ensuring proper tightening.
Difficulty in disassembling the joint.
Apply heat to the joint with a heat gun to soften the sealant before attempting to disassemble.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to use on various metallic threaded joints.
Allows immediate pressure testing of joints.
Resistant to vibration.
Suitable for use with natural gas and LPG pipework.
Wide temperature operating range.
Cons
Requires proper application to ensure a leak-proof seal.
Specific to threaded joints; not for other joint types.
Only available in one size (300g).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the threaded surfaces are clean and free from debris, grease, and rust. Use a wire brush or cleaning solvent if necessary.
Application: Apply Rocol Gasseal evenly to the male threads, ensuring complete coverage. Avoid excessive application.
Assembly: Screw the fittings together, tightening to the manufacturer's recommended torque.
Pressure Testing: Immediately after assembly, pressure test the joints according to the relevant standards.
Compatibility: Rocol Gasseal is compatible with a wide range of metals, including aluminum, brass, copper, low carbon steel, and zinc. It is suitable for use with natural gas, LPG, air, and water.
Care: Store Rocol Gasseal in a cool, dry place. Ensure the container is tightly sealed when not in use to prevent drying.