Thread Sealing Cord DF 175

Properties and advantages:
? Monofilament (one cord) made of 100% PTFE
? Resistant to mould, bacteria, and fungus
? Resistant to microbiological stress and non-oxidizing
? Resistant to organic and inorganic chemicals,
such as mineral acids, peroxides, hydrocarbons,
chlorinated solvents, etc.
? Suitable for almost all thread connections
? Tested and approved by the most well-known
international testing institutes or standards,
such as KTW, WRAS, BAM, DVGW, UL
? Cost- and time-saving application
? Easy and fast installation from a practical dispenser
with an integrated 360° cutter

Instructions for use: Wind up the sealing cord from the beginning of
the pipe in direction of the thread, overlapping randomly. Make sure
that enough material has been applied at the beginning of the pipe.
Apply 2-3 drops of the lubricant (in the removable bottom) on the
sealing thread and spread it with the fingers on the sealed area. The
lubricant is harmless and biodegradable (do not use lubricant in
combination with liquid oxygen).
Observe the following guideline:
?“ - 12 (fine thread) to 18 (coarse thread) windings
1?“- 16 (fine thread) to 24 (coarse thread) windings
The number of windings must be accordingly adapted to the diameter
of the pipe.

Approvals:
? DVGW for gas according to DIN EN 751-3 FRp and GRp and DIN 30660
? Unscrewing up to 45° tested and certified by DVGW
? Drinking water test according to the KTW recommendation
of the Bundesgesundheitsamt (German Health Authority)
? DVGW test up to 100 bar according to
DIN EN 751-3 FRp and
GRp at room temperature
? BAM-tested for oxygen, gaseous:
up to 30 bar/+100°C
(application with lubricant)
? BAM-tested for oxygen, liquid:
up to 30 bar/+100°C (application without lubricant)
? WRC approval for Great Britain
? UL-listed: sealing material 19BN File MH26734, up to max. 1?“,
for pipelines in combination with petrol, petroleum, propane, butane,
naphtha, gas (<300 psig)
? ASTM F423 tested for steam and cold water
? KIWA GASTEC Qa (NL): norm. 31, Class “20”