$6.67
- Protect against mold and energy loss for copper- PVC-iron pipes
- Self-seal system makes installation easy and reduces time
- For 1/2 in. copper pipe size or 3/8 in. iron and PVC pipe sizes
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Q:Can I use this product with 1/2 S40 pvc conduit. I am ran an electrical line underground and I want extra protection.
by|Aug 27, 2023
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Q:What is inner and outer diameter of 1/2" insulation? And is this the same (minus the self sealing part) as Armaflex 1/2 in. x 1/2 in. x 95 ft. Continuous Coil Pipe Insulation? I need 100 ft. Thanks
by|Aug 12, 2023
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Q:Can this be used on a 3/4 copper steam pipe for shower? It gets up to 120 degrees
by|Jul 28, 2023
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Q:How long will this last on interior hot water pex pipes? Because it�s rubber, I would expect it to dry out quickly.
by|Jul 19, 2023
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Sep 13, 2023
Used as a lineset cover
Used it for HVAC lineset, although I its made for pipes. More expensive than the regular foam but this is outdoor rated and hopefully will last a few more years under the elements. Not bad for $10 for convenience. Use scissors to cut
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May 20, 2022
Unconventional use as foam cushion on sailboat lifeline.
Product was great for pipefitting projects. I used it unconventionally; wrapped over 1/2” PVC pipe, then slid inside a fabric (Sunbrella) sleeve to use as cushions on a sailboat lifeline. [used to “hike” outside the lifelines while racing, or to lean against when relaxing]. The ID was a bit too big, so made it easy to slide down the pipe and bunch up inside the 5 foot long fabric tube as I tried to push it through. I’m going to try adhesive to glue the foam to pipe, hoping that will help it to slide through without bunching. No fault with the product!
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May 19, 2022
This refrigerant line doesn't seal well. They need to improve...
This refrigerant line doesn't seal well. They need to improve on their seal so insulation can work.
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Apr 28, 2022
Goes beyond it's advertised function.
Much more flexible that the "foam" version. I needed these for an unusual application - a hand grip on a railing, and I like that these are rubber and will probably hold up a bit longer than alternatives. The self-sealing feature made it really easy to install
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Oct 22, 2019
I used it to wrap knife, kitchen tool, and vacuum cleaner handles to ease the pressure on my hand...
I used it to wrap knife, kitchen tool, and vacuum cleaner handles to ease the pressure on my hands. It has lessened the pain remarkably!
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Oct 15, 2019
Used this to insulate the risers from the hot water heater. The galvanized pipe is 3/4" and the f...
Used this to insulate the risers from the hot water heater. The galvanized pipe is 3/4" and the fittings are 1". used both with the wraps to hold it around the inverted U heat traps. Insulated all the way up for the Hot side and only to the heat trap on the cold side.
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Oct 1, 2019
The pipe wrap was used to replace the insulation around the outside pipes connecting my HVAC unit...
The pipe wrap was used to replace the insulation around the outside pipes connecting my HVAC units to the house foundation. The old insulation was split and decaying. The Armaflex insulation was the perfect replacement solution and was easy to install as it comes with an open seam along the length of pipe wrap which closes and seals as you peel off the plastic protective tape along the adhesive coated seam. Using a few plastic ties to bind wiring, refrigerant tubing and the insulated pipe together completed the job and kept everything organized and bound together.
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Aug 13, 2019
This is the softest, most flexible rubber wrap! We use it to soften the arms of my husband's whe...
This is the softest, most flexible rubber wrap! We use it to soften the arms
of my husband's wheelchair!
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Aug 6, 2019
I had some fairly tight turns, using flexible connectors, when connecting my new water heater. I ...
I had some fairly tight turns, using flexible connectors, when connecting my new water heater. I needed very flexible pipe insulation to conform. I was able to get this to product conform and seal, but by the next day the seal had opened up in various places. I ended up having to put a bunch of zip ties on it to keep it closed. It still popped open in several areas. I would recommend it for straight and non-tight bends in the plumbing.
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Jul 17, 2019
It seems more durable as rubber based than foam based. Once you peel off the tape, it is very sti...
It seems more durable as rubber based than foam based. Once you peel off the tape, it is very sticky, so make sure you get proper placement, otherwise hard to pull apart. I used it as a overhead rail protection from head bumps, etc.
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