3M™ PS Cold Shrink Insertion Seals
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- Designed to seal the open space between a steel casing and a plastic gas pipe
- Offers good thermal stability and resists acids, alkalis, fungus, ozone, ultraviolet light
- Ideal for sealing between polyethylene gas pipe and steel casement
- Made of EPDM rubber for tight sealing
- RoHS 2011/65/EU Complaint
Seals open space between a steel casing and plastic, gas, or utility pipe. Seal consists of EPDM rubber tubing that is expanded over a removable core and shrinks in diameter.
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