Gasoila YT70 Gas Pipe Repair Tape Ptfe 0.5x260 Inches

Product Description

The GASOILA YT70 is a yellow PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) gas pipe repair tape designed for sealing threaded gas pipe joints and fittings. Measuring 0.5 inches wide by 260 inches long at 3.8 mil thickness, this tape provides a reliable thread-sealing layer on gas piping connections in residential and light commercial applications. The PTFE construction delivers chemical inertness and a wide operating temperature range, making it suitable for natural gas, propane, and similar fuel-gas distribution piping. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and gas service technicians are the typical installers.

This tape is applied to male threaded pipe ends before assembly on gas distribution systems, including domestic appliance supply lines, meter connections, and branch piping. The yellow color coding follows the gas-service industry convention, allowing quick visual identification as a gas-rated thread seal product. At 260 inches per roll, a single roll covers multiple connection points in a typical service call or rough-in job.

Key Features

• Yellow PTFE construction — industry color code for gas-service thread seal tape
• 3.8 mil thickness provides a durable, compression-resistant seal on threaded fittings
• Operating temperature range of -450 degrees F to 550 degrees F suits a wide range of gas-service environments
• 260-inch roll length covers multiple threaded connections per roll
• 0.5-inch width fits standard NPT pipe thread profiles commonly used in gas piping

Compatibility

Designed as a gas-rated PTFE thread seal tape for use on threaded gas pipe connections and fittings in residential and commercial fuel-gas piping systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed plumber, pipefitter, or gas service technician in accordance with IFGC and local fuel-gas code requirements. Shut off and verify zero gas pressure at the line before disassembling any threaded connection. Wrap the tape clockwise around the male thread, starting at the first thread, with sufficient overlap to fully cover the thread engagement area. After assembly, pressure-test all joints with an approved leak-detection method before returning the system to service.