Tubolit 1/2 in. x 6 ft. Polyethylene Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation
- Protect against mold and energy loss for copper- PVC-iron pipes
- Self-seal system makes installation easy and reduces time
- Can be used as a protective cover where necessary
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The Armacell Tubolit 1/2 in. x 6 ft. Polyethylene Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation is designed to protect your copper and iron pipes from freezing. This insulation is mold resistant. The close-cell foam helps save energy on hot and cold plumbing.
- Designed to insulate copper and iron pipes
- Closed-cell foam helps protect against freezing
- Energy efficient on hot and cold plumbing
- Made of polyethylene
- Mold resistant
- Fire-rated
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Product Overview
- Protect against mold and energy loss for copper- PVC-iron pipes
- Self-seal system makes installation easy and reduces time
- Can be used as a protective cover where necessary
Specifications
Dimensions
Maximum compatible pipe size (in.)
.5
Product Depth (in.)
72
Product Height (in.)
1.375 in
Product Length (in.)
72 in
Product Width (in.)
1.375 in
Details
Accessory Type
Insulation
Compatible Pipe Material
Copper
Features
Fire Rated
Insulation R-Value
2.6
Minimum compatible pipe size (in.)
.5
Pack Size
1
Pipe or Fitting Product Type
Accessory
Product Weight (lb.)
.25 lb
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
None
Questions & Answers
2Questions2Answers
How does closed-cell foam help?
Asked by Lunanita October 28, 20201
AnswerClosed-cell foams are also highly water-resistant due to the closed-off nature of their cells, as compared to open-cell insulation alternatives. These qualities make this type of foam perfect for outdoor appliances or for any product that might be exposed to the elements. Closed-cell foam insulation resists water vapor from passing through without the need for a jacket, assisting in inhibiting the growth and spread of mold and mildew within an insulation system.
Can this insulation be installed over heating-system pipes (i.e., pipes going in and out of a boi...
Asked by RosieP December 2, 20161
AnswerAs long as the line temperature does not exceed 180F, you can use this over the pipe system. You might consider using a rubber based insulation product - Armaflex - HST05812 or APT05812 for line temperature usages up to 220F.
Customer Reviews
Oct 12, 2013
Keeps Hot Water Hot
My hot water pipes run under my house in the crawl space. They are exposed to cold air during the winter and lose heat quickly. After insulating the pipes, I have notice that the water stays nice and hot for a much longer time. Easy to install and provides great insulation. I didnt trust the self sealing ability so I applied additional tape to hold it in place.
by Aaron
Jul 31, 2012
Worked on my car a/c cold lines
I was looking to wrap my car a/c cold lines and it worked, i covered cold lines which are open not covered Originally from Compressor till your car firewall just keep the cut side to the bottom and use plastic wire ties but don't tight too much so it can breath so all water drips out if any condensation get created that way it protect lines not to get rust , you will get about 20-30% more cool air inside your dash area & save gas by shutting a/c quick after the cooling is done, and you will get intense cool air inside your car in hot days and its Fire rated so it will not melt away in engine heat.Good stuff it worked.DO NOT COVER A/C LINES WHICH ARE HOT JUST COVER COLD LINE.
by Maxell
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