Tundra PR12058TATU0 Pipe Insulation Wrap 1in X 3ft 4-pack

Product Description

The TUNDRA PR12058TATU0 is a self-sealing polyethylene pipe insulation wrap designed for residential and light commercial plumbing, refrigeration, and HVAC applications. Each pack contains four 3-foot sections with a 1/2-inch wall thickness, sized to fit 1-inch copper pipe or 3/4-inch iron pipe. Constructed from closed-cell polyolefin foam, the material provides effective thermal insulation to reduce heat gain and heat loss, prevent condensation on cold lines during warm months, and protect pipes from freezing during cold weather. The self-sealing design speeds installation and eliminates the need for additional tape on standard runs.

This insulation wrap suits hot and cold domestic water lines, refrigeration suction lines, air conditioning refrigerant lines, and general pipe insulation needs. The closed-cell construction resists moisture absorption, making it a reliable choice in mechanical rooms, crawlspaces, and exposed pipe chases. Each 4-pack covers 12 linear feet total, suited for smaller runs or repair work where full rolls are not practical.

Key Features

• Closed-cell polyolefin foam construction resists moisture absorption and maintains insulating value over time
• 1/2-inch wall thickness fits 1-inch copper pipe and 3/4-inch iron pipe
• Self-sealing split design allows fast installation without separate adhesive or tape
• Fire retardant formulation meets safety requirements for mechanical applications
• Will not rot or disintegrate over the service life of the installation
• Reduces condensation on cold water and refrigeration lines in summer; helps protect against freezing in winter

Compatibility

Sized to fit 1-inch copper pipe or 3/4-inch iron pipe. Suitable for cold and hot water systems, refrigeration lines, and air conditioning lines.

Installation Notes

Shut off water flow or de-energize the refrigeration or HVAC circuit before working on the lines being insulated. Clean and dry the pipe surface before applying the wrap to ensure the self-sealing adhesive bonds properly. A licensed plumber or HVAC technician should install insulation on refrigerant lines per applicable mechanical and refrigerant handling codes. Avoid compressing the foam wall, as compression reduces the effective thermal resistance of the insulation.