Dixon
Rapp-It Pipe Repair Kit
- SKU:
- RAPP-IT
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.00 LBS
Class 1 Freight Allowed Policy: $2,000.00 Net
Any combination of Class 1 products qualify for a Full Freight Allowed shipment. No Class 2 products may be added into this policy.
Description
Rapp-it Pipe Repair Bandage - The Ultimate Pipe Repair System!
The Rapp-it Pipe Repair System includes a woven fiberglass bandage impregnated with water-activated resin and a 90 mm. stick of Rapp-it Steel Putty. Rapp-it is designed and developed for temporary emergency industrial pipe repairs.
Rapp-it can be used on all types of pipes including polypipe (PP/HDPE), GRE, ABS, steel, PVC, rubber, concrete, galvanized, ceramic, clay, stainless steel, basalt, fiberglass, copper and all insert piping. It can be applied on cracked, fractured, damaged and leaking pipes; around straight lengths and difficult shapes like tee pieces and elbow joints, y pieces, couplings and clamps, 45'/90'. Rapp-it is suitable for use on wet or dry pipes. It can even be applied underwater, in fresh or salt water.
- No mixing or measuring required; easy to apply
- Quickly contains leaking substances, keeping a workplace safe
- Tenacious Bond: 5 to 10 min.; functional cure: approx. 30 min.
- Suitable for use on acid lines, gas, most diluted chemicals, sea water, fuels, and oil
- Resistant to hydrocarbons, ketones, esters, alcohols, halocarbons, aqueous salt solutions, and dilute acids/bases
- Suitable for Wet or Dry Pipe: Apply under fresh and saltwater
- Download Catalog PDF
- Technical Data Sheet PDF
- Safety Data Sheets PDF
How It Works
Shut down pipes. Apply gloves, then thoroughly clean and roughen the damaged pipe area with a metal file or wire brush. A clean, rough surface results in a successful repair. Knead steel putty until it is a uniform grey color. Apply firmly to the damaged area within 2-5 minutes of mixing. Open the foil pouch and soak the bandage in freshwater for 10 seconds. Squeeze bandage 1-2 times while in the water to help activation. It is important to apply the bandage before the putty is cured. Quickly wrap the bandage around the damaged area, extending 50mm on either side of the leak. Pull each layer tightly and firmly throughout the application, using your hand to mold and squeeze the layers together in a tightening motion. Continue to squeeze the bandage with a rotating motion until resin stops foaming and is set. Allow a minimum of 30 minutes for Rapp-it bandage to set rock hard.
