Thread seal tape for piping
We offer a standardized lineup of widths ranging from the thinnest 6mm to 8mm, 13mm, 20mm, and the thickest 25mm, making it one of the best selections in the industry. As a result, it can accommodate small diameter threads such as 1/8 (1 bu), 1/4 (2 bu), 3/8 (3 bu), 1/2 (4 bu), 3/4 (6 bu), 1 (1 inch), and 2 (2 inches) in pipe threads up to large diameter threads. Seal tape is used on the threaded parts that connect water pipes, air pipes, and hydraulic piping to ensure that the threads fit tightly together. Typically, the connection points of piping are threaded, but without a slight clearance in the threads, they cannot be tightened. Therefore, even if they are engaged, it is impossible to achieve a complete seal. Water, air, or oil flowing through the piping can leak out through these gaps. To prevent such leaks, seal tape is used to stop water, air, and oil leaks at the piping joints. The material of the seal tape is polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). This material is a fluoropolymer that excels in heat resistance and chemical resistance. The thin tape-like seal is wound on a reel. Since it is pure PTFE tape, it complies with environmental regulations and can also provide documentation for various regulations.
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Seal Tape.com / Kodan Metal Co., Ltd. http://www.sealtape.com ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Director Head of Technology Development Department: Yutaka Kodan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Email: web@sealtape.com Tel: 06-6791-9023 Fax: 06-6794-5524 Post: 547-0002 2-6-6 Kamihigashi, Hirano-ku, Osaka ━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━－━
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Prices may vary depending on the type and quantity, so please inquire.
Delivery Time
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※The current lineup can be shipped with orders placed by the morning. Please let us know.
Applications/Examples of results
Prevention of gas leaks Prevention of liquid leaks Prevention of leaks due to piping connections
Detailed information
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Image after winding the seal tape. Please refer to the catalog for details.
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There is always space in a screw. Without space, it cannot be tightened. Additionally, there are fine irregularities on the threads of the screw, which can also lead to factors such as "water leakage," "air leakage," and "oil leakage."
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| Model number | overview |
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| KS13-15 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 13mm × Length: 15m) A common size in the KODAN seal tape lineup Applicable screw standards: 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch |
| KS13-02 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 13mm × Length: 2m) A common size in the KODAN seal tape lineup (for distribution) Applicable screw standards: 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch |
| KS08-07 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 8mm × Length: 7m) Applicable screw standards: 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch |
| KS06-07 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 6mm × Length: 7m) Applicable screw standards: 1/8 inch |
| KS20-10 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 20mm × Length: 10m) Applicable screw standards: 1 inch |
| KS25-10 | (Thickness: 0.1mm × Width: 25mm × Length: 10m) Applicable screw standards: 2 inches |
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