What is leak lock used for?

Leak Lock® is a proven formulation that will stick to all clean surfaces and can be used to prevent vibration from loosening nuts, bolts, plugs and fittings. Leak Lock® should be applied to clean joint surfaces, either with the included applicator brush or any convenient spatula.

Is Leak Lock good for natural gas?

Effectively seals and is resistant to all refrigerants, oils, water and most chemicals, both liquids and gases. Leak Lock seals most chemicals including all refrigerants (R-12, 22, 502, 134A, etc.) petroleum products, natural and manufactured gases, steam, water, air, etc.

How long does it take leak lock to dry?

CURE TIME: Leak lock will cure and be ready for service in as little as 20 minutes or no more than 24 hours depending on pipe size and temperature of application.

Is Leak Lock permanent?

Leak Lock is a state-of-the-art, resin-based, high strength, brushable paste pipe joint sealant consisting of chemically resistant film formers, plasticers, reinforcing fillers and solvents. Remains permanently flexible, adheres to internal surfaces and fills voids.

What is Nylog used for?

It’s a Lubricant: Nylog can be used as a high tack assembly lube when installing shaft seals, o-rings, schrader valves, ball valves, unloaders or other system components. Nylog is fully miscible and 100% compatible with the refrigerant and base compressor oils.

What does Nylog Blue do?

Nylog Blue is fully miscible and compatible with all system refrigerants and oils. Gaskets coated with Nylog will never dry or become heat fixed to the surface. Threaded connections coated with Nylog will block high pressure leaks by forming a hydraulic seal.

Where is Nylog blue used?

What is the difference between Nylog Blue and red?

NYLOG RED Is based on Mineral Oil and used on Ammonia, Propane, CFC or HCFC systems. NYLOG BLUE is synthetic ester oils fully compatible with all systems including those based on PVE oil, HFO refrigerants and CO2.

Can you use Nylog on flares?

The second step in the quest for the perfect flare is to use Nylog Blue. I’m always amazed how few of us are even aware of the Nylog product. Nylog Blue is a viscoelastic fluid made from synthetic refrigeration grade compressor oil. Nylog Blue is fully miscible and compatible with all system refrigerants and oils.

What is Nylog red used for?

Nylog can be used as a high tack assembly lube when installing shaft seals, o-rings, schrader valves, ball valves, unloaders or other system components. Nylog is fully miscible and 100% compatible with the refrigerant and base compressor oils.

How do you clean up Nylog?

It is oil based. As a solvent, try WD-40 first, then POE oil. If that doesn’t work then move to something more aggressive like lacquer thinner or goof off. Alcohols are chemically polar which makes them not as effective on something non-polar like an oil base.

What is the difference between Nylog red and blue?