Sealumet (Australia) Pty Limited Mailing Address : PO Box 2218, Warwick, Perth, WA, 6024 Warehouse : Unit 2, 6 Langar Way, Landsdale, Perth, WA - 6065 Telephone : +618 6201 6153, Fax : +618 9303 4560 E-mail: enquiries@sealumet.com Website: www.sealumet.com DISCLAIMER These data sheets are based on specifications, data and test results at time of publication. No guarantee as to completeness, accuracy or results is either expressed or implied. The suitability for an intended use is the responsibility of the user. As choice of material, method of application and site conditions are beyond our control we accept no liability for direct or consequential damages. Any material proved to be defective within the published shelf life* will be replaced. *

SEALUMET INSPECTION PLUGS

Product description Sealumet Inspection plugs is a cost-effective way to access insulated piping and vessels when performing CUI inspections. The plugs are made from Silicone and EPDM rubber. The locking ridges are designed to keep the sealing flanges secure and keep moisture out. They provide a watertight seal without screws, O-rings or caulk significantly reducing installation time. Sizes available: 1.5”, 2.5”, 3.0 “, 3.5”, 5” Product Specifications

� Silicone/EPDM Rubber � Temperature Resistance : -90°C to +260°C � Tensile Strength : 870 PSI � Elongation : 250% � UV and Ozone Resistance : excellent

Product Advantages

� Designed for NDT testing of insulated piping and equipment. � Visual Inspection to check surface corrosion. � Easy re-sealable access. � Substantial reduction inspection costs & time � Inspection plugs can be provided with inspection labels retaining logs.

Sealumet (Australia) Pty Limited Mailing Address : PO Box 2218, Warwick, Perth, WA, 6024 Warehouse : Unit 2, 6 Langar Way, Landsdale, Perth, WA - 6065 Telephone : +618 6201 6153, Fax : +618 9303 4560 E-mail: enquiries@sealumet.com Website: www.sealumet.com DISCLAIMER These data sheets are based on specifications, data and test results at time of publication. No guarantee as to completeness, accuracy or results is either expressed or implied. The suitability for an intended use is the responsibility of the user. As choice of material, method of application and site conditions are beyond our control we accept no liability for direct or consequential damages. Any material proved to be defective within the published shelf life* will be replaced. *

Installation Procedure

� Using a properly sized hole saw, cut through the jacketing. This has to be done carefully so as not hit the underlying piping with the hole saw or its’ pilot bit.

� Use insulation knife to remove the insulation plug. Cut out the insulation right under the jacketing slightly so the locking ridge on the inspection plug can grab the underside of the jacketing, then clean the hole of loose debris.

� Insert the sealing flange, making sure it snaps firmly in place. � Install the insulation plug or other insulation appropriate to the. � Fully insert the cap into the flange. Make sure plug is fully seated by pushing the center of

plug firmly.

Step 1: Cut hole with hole saw Step 2: Remove insulation Step 3: Insert sealing flange

Step 4: Install insulation Step 5 (no lock ring): Insert cap.

Step 5 (with lock ring): Install lock ring,

insert cap, screw down