Tyler Pipe 76001 Blue Monster Ptfe Pipe Thread Sealant 4 Oz

Product Description

The TYLER PIPE 76001 Blue Monster PTFE pipe thread sealant is a heavy-duty, industrial-grade compound formulated with PTFE resin for reliable thread sealing across a broad range of piping materials. Supplied in a 4 oz (1/4 pint) can, this paste-consistency sealant carries a pressure rating of 10,000 psi for liquid service and 3,000 psi for gas service. Its temperature range spans -50 to 400 degrees F, making it suitable for demanding residential and commercial plumbing and gas applications. The non-hardening, slow-drying soft-set formula is non-toxic and grit-free, allowing clean application and disassembly when needed.

This sealant is designed for use on pipe threads in both residential and commercial systems, including potable water, gas, and industrial fluid lines. It is approved for metal pipe threads as well as PVC, CPVC, ABS, and nylon plastic pipe systems. Plumbers, pipefitters, and HVAC technicians reach for it during installation and maintenance of threaded connections where a dependable, leak-free seal is required. The compact 4 oz can fits easily in a tool bag or service vehicle.

Key Features

• Pressure rated to 10,000 psi (liquid) and 3,000 psi (gas)
• Temperature range: -50 to 400 degrees F
• Compatible with metal, PVC, CPVC, ABS, and nylon plastic pipe threads
• Non-hardening, slow-drying soft-set formula stays workable and allows disassembly
• Non-toxic and grit-free for clean, safe application
• Meets CSA (Canada and US), ANSI LC7, NSF 14/61, and TT-S-1732 standards; lead-free

Compatibility

Approved for use on threaded connections in metal, PVC, CPVC, ABS, and nylon plastic pipe systems for liquid and gas service applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers or pipefitters in accordance with applicable plumbing codes such as the IPC or IFGC. Depressurize and drain the affected line before applying sealant to exposed threads. Apply the paste evenly to male threads before making up the connection. Allow adequate cure time before pressurizing the system, and verify the joint for leaks at operating pressure once service is restored.