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- Part Number: 049250
- UPC: 00048615492506
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Product Overview
Designed to harden and seal in the absence of oxygen, LA-CO LOC Anaerobic Thread Sealant is excellent for heavy vibration areas such as fire sprinkler systems, compressors, and reciprocating equipment.
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Industrial Category:
Adhesives, Sealants and Tape
Industrial Subcategory:
Thread and Gasket Sealants
Industrial Subtype:
Pipe Sealant Tape
Approved for Export (Vendor Restrictions):
NO
Brand Name:
Tempil®
Color/Temperature/Size:
250 ML (8.45 oz) Tube
Country of Origin:
USA
Dangerous Goods - Ocean:
No
ECCN:
EAR99
Flashpoint:
>93
Food and Drug Administration Certificate (FDA):
No
Freight Class:
55
Harmonization/ Commodity/Tariff Code/Product Class:
3506100000
Harmonization/ Tariff Code:
3506100000
Hazardous material:
No
HazMat:
N
Keywords:
industrial, anaerobic, ptfe, thread, sealant
Language - Packaging Labeling:
Yes
Lead Time:
Stocked
Marine Pollutant:
No
Minimum Order Qty:
1 CASE
NAFTA QUALIFIED:
Yes
NMFC:
42030
ORMD:
N
Prop 65:
View
Shelf Life (days):
730
Subject to Enviromental Handling Charge:
N
TAA/GSA:
No
TSCA 12(b) - Exports:
No
UN SPSC Number:
31201612
Other Details
Anaerobic adhesive provides locking power
Contains no solvents that may shrink and weaken seal
Contains PTFE for a positive seal
DO NOT USE ON OXYGEN SERVICE; USE OXYTITE PASTE OR SLIC-TITE PTFE TAPE
Ideal for threads in heavy vibration areas
Pressures: 3,000 PSI (204 BAR) for gas; 10,000 PSI (680 BAR) for liquid
Sealing temperature: -65°F to 400°F (-54°C to 204°C)
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