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The RFS Nitrile pre-lubricated pipe and manhole gasket is an encapsulated all rubber gasket that is filled with an internal lubricant. The unique design also helps in reducing insertion forces, virtually eliminating any twisting of the gasket or rolling out of the joint commonly found to occur in O-ring and profile gaskets. The Nitrile RFS […]
The Type 4G Nitrile gaskets were developed to specifically meet the needs of contemporary concrete pipe joint designs, while providing the ability to resist common underground contaminants. The gasket is stretched over the spigot. The gasket is equalized around the entire circumference of the spigot. Bell joint is covered liberally with lubricant. Bell and spigot […]
EZ-STIK’s butyl sealant is primarily used as a backplaster on manhole and box culvert joints and as an external manhole chimney seal. It can be used as a primary or secondary flexible seal that bonds to a wide variety of materials. The physical properties of the sealant resists temperature extremes, acids and alkalis. Clean and […]
The filler can be glued onto the joint or placed between structures quickly conforming to the profile of the joint. Joint filler is applied as a continuous ring around entire joint. Gluing is optional. The excess filler is then cut to length to create a butt joint. Ends of butt joint are kneaded together. High-quality […]
The 4G and 4F gaskets are designed to be self centering and require less homing force during pipe joining than an o-ring. They are less like;y to roll, pinch or break bells. Press-Seal can provide sealing deformation curves and we offer gasket design assistance. With the accurate profile dimensions and designs for a complete line […]
The RFS pre-lubricated pipe and manhole gasket is an encapsulated all rubber gasket that is filled with an internal lubricant. The unique design also helps in reducing insertion forces, virtually eliminating any twisting of the gasket or rolling out of the joint commonly found to occur in O-ring and profile gaskets. Gasket is stretched over […]
There are lots of questions to ask when you get a septic tank. How often do I need to get septic tank pumping services? What’s the best way to maintain the tank? And do I need septic tank seals? Yes! Are traditional sanitary wastewater systems in cities and towns using watertight seals? Another yes! And […]
Stormwater system products are being specified more often by municipalities for residential developers, road drainage, commercial properties or industrial complexes. As more cities realize and understand that excessive surface water flowing into sanitary systems are creating capacity issues at wastewater facilities, they are diverting the water into separate systems or into large underground holding tanks. […]
The strength of concrete pipe joint design alone is a deciding factor for many so that they can provide a water tight connection allowing for lateral or longitudinal movement. But to understand these pipe joint designs, we need to appreciate just how long sanitary and stormwater pipe systems have been around. Dating back to 3200 […]
