Emergency Pipe Repair System

812466 PIPE REPAIR SYSTEM EMERGENCY, SINGLE CLAMP W:70MM VPG-SC-S-1

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MTML UOM:PCE

The fastest and easiest way to temporarily repair pipe leaks and bursts. Taking less than 60 seconds to install and featuring a fully self-contained design, which does not require the use of tools. Made from 316 stainless steel and the system features a Nitrile lip-seal, making it suitable for water, gas and most petroleum liquids. Designed under contract by the Australian Government Defence science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for use by the Royal Australian Navy, and is suited to a wide range of commercial uses, including: marine, oil and gas, mining, emergency services and plumbing applications. Selecting the correct clamp length; When repairing a damaged pipe, it is important to ensure sufficient rubber gasket contact between the edge of the damaged area (refer to “L”) and the edge of the clamp The table below provides a guide to clamp selection, where “B” is the minimum recommended sealing width between the damaged area (L=width) and the end of the clamp.

812467 PIPE REPAIR SYSTEM EMERGENCY, DUAL CLAMP W:148MM VPG-DC-S-1

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MTML UOM:PCE

The fastest and easiest way to temporarily repair pipe leaks and bursts. Taking less than 60 seconds to install and featuring a fully self-contained design, which does not require the use of tools. Made from 316 stainless steel and the system features a Nitrile lip-seal, making it suitable for water, gas and most petroleum liquids. Designed under contract by the Australian Government Defence science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for use by the Royal Australian Navy, and is suited to a wide range of commercial uses, including: marine, oil and gas, mining, emergency services and plumbing applications. Selecting the correct clamp length; When repairing a damaged pipe, it is important to ensure sufficient rubber gasket contact between the edge of the damaged area (refer to “L”) and the edge of the clamp The table below provides a guide to clamp selection, where “B” is the minimum recommended sealing width between the damaged area (L=width) and the end of the clamp.

812468 PIPE REPAIR SYSTEM EMERGENCY, TRIPLE CLAMP W210MM VPG-TC-S-1

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MTML UOM:PCE

The fastest and easiest way to temporarily repair pipe leaks and bursts. Taking less than 60 seconds to install and featuring a fully self-contained design, which does not require the use of tools. Made from 316 stainless steel and the system features a Nitrile lip-seal, making it suitable for water, gas and most petroleum liquids. Designed under contract by the Australian Government Defence science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for use by the Royal Australian Navy, and is suited to a wide range of commercial uses, including: marine, oil and gas, mining, emergency services and plumbing applications. Selecting the correct clamp length; When repairing a damaged pipe, it is important to ensure sufficient rubber gasket contact between the edge of the damaged area (refer to “L”) and the edge of the clamp The table below provides a guide to clamp selection, where “B” is the minimum recommended sealing width between the damaged area (L=width) and the end of the clamp.

812469 PIPE REPAIR SYSTEM EMERGENCY, QUAD CLAMP W:272MM VPG-QC-S-1

IMPA:812469

MTML UOM:PCE

The fastest and easiest way to temporarily repair pipe leaks and bursts. Taking less than 60 seconds to install and featuring a fully self-contained design, which does not require the use of tools. Made from 316 stainless steel and the system features a Nitrile lip-seal, making it suitable for water, gas and most petroleum liquids. Designed under contract by the Australian Government Defence science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for use by the Royal Australian Navy, and is suited to a wide range of commercial uses, including: marine, oil and gas, mining, emergency services and plumbing applications. Selecting the correct clamp length; When repairing a damaged pipe, it is important to ensure sufficient rubber gasket contact between the edge of the damaged area (refer to “L”) and the edge of the clamp The table below provides a guide to clamp selection, where “B” is the minimum recommended sealing width between the damaged area (L=width) and the end of the clamp.