Thread Sealant Tape for Gas Lines
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JR Products Propane Accessories - 37207-30025
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Sealant tape is used to tighten and seal gas fittings.This tape is UL/ULC approved to 1,000 psi and has a temperature range of -450 F - 500 F. Measures 1/2" wide x 236" long.
Features:
- Gas sealant tape is used to tighten and seal gas fittings
- Allows the male threaded pipe to turn deeper into female threaded pipe fittings and fills irregularities in the threads preventing leaks
- Commonly used to identify natural gas pipes
- UL/ULC approved to 1,000 psi
- Temperature range: -450 F - 500 F
- Dimensions 1/2" wide x 236" long
- Non-toxic
- Corrosion resistant
- Made in the USA
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Video Transcript for JR Products Thread Sealant Tape for Gas Lines Review
Hi there pipe fitters. Today we're going to be taking a look at JR Products Gas Seal Tape. This tape is specifically designed for gas pipe threads. When you're making repairs on any of the gas lines on your trailer or RV it's important that you have the appropriate sealants to seal up any of your pipe threads that require sealing. So all of our non-tapered or flared fittings we need to make sure we've got those sealed up, and this is one of the best products out there. It's got a great rating.
You're going to get plenty of it as well. When we open it up here you can see we get a half inch wide piece of tape. So that would easily give us plenty of coverage of our on our threads to seal those up. And we get nearly 20 feet of tape inside of this container. So in this little package here, you're going to be able to make many repairs to your trailer.
If you're just using this as a customer at home just for some accessories and stuff, this is probably a lifetime supply. And if you're going to, if you do this professionally, this is going to be a product that you can trust to ensure that you're going to get the job done without having any comebacks. Also available from JR Products is Jomar's White Stuff. This is a sealing compound. That is going to be great for similar applications as our gas pipe seal here.
If we take this off, we can get a closer look at it here. The tape, you do have to pay attention when wrapping it around the threads. Cause if you wrap it around the wrong direction when you go to thread your fittings together it can actually undo your tape. So make sure you've got it wrapped around it to where, when you're tightening it it actually tightens the tape on there. That's why I prefer Jomar's White Stuff because it just squeezes out of the tube.
You can just smear it around the end and it's a lot easier to get full coverage with this versus the tape. Now, some of the drawbacks with this though, this is a little bit messier. So if you're working in an interior compartment you don't want to get any of the sealant around that area. You might want to consider the tape over the ceiling compound, but this stuff is also a better sealant. As far as the pressure rating than the thread tape. Our thread tape here is only rated for 1,000 PSI versus Jomar's white stuff has 3,000 PSI for gas and 8,000 PSI for liquid. So you definitely get a lot more pressure with this type of sealant. That being said though, the temperature rating on the ceiling compound is only going to be -40 Fahrenheit up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Whereas our thread tape here is going to go all the way down to -400 degrees Fahrenheit with a maximum of 500 degrees Fahrenheit. So this is great if it's an extreme temperature conditions if temperature is something you're worried about go with the tape, and if mess is something you're worried about go with the tape, but in pretty much every other application I prefer Jomar's White Stuff. We just recently put a propane quick disconnect on this text and mantas here. And we use each of these sealants in it and we had no troubles with each. They all sealed up perfectly first time we used them. Why don't you follow along with us And you can see them in use. We're going to be using the thread tape on the one with the flare fitting on one side and essay on the other We're not going to put anything on this side with the flare but on this side where it goes into the bulkhead we need to have sealant on it. When you're using thread tape. One of the things you need to keep in mind is that when you go to thread this in, you're wrapping the tape around it. Depending on how you wrap it on here you're either going to make it wrap tighter around it as you thread in or it's actually going to unwind. So just want to pay attention to this. We're going to loosen up just a little bit here. It threads in clockwise. So we're going to take our tape and we're just going to wrap it around it like this spinning it clockwise. And this will ensure that when we thread it in there, it's making our thread tape get tighter, as we thread it in. We want to make sure we get it all the way around. Nice and snug. We can just rip the end off there. Make sure you don't block up the opening. I'm just poking my finger in there to make sure it's not blocked. Just take a small screwdriver or something to just clean that out. It's not as important it's not blocking on this end, but it is very important that you don't get anything on the flared end. So now we can just take the end here and we're just going to thread it right into the bulkhead. And we can go ahead and use our adjustable wrench once again to tighten it down. And we want to get this tightened down pretty far. We want to get our threads all the way up in there to ensure that we don't have any leaks. So now we just want to check to make sure we don't have any leaks. We're just spraying in the end to make sure that's not leaking. It shouldn't, it's all brand new. So everything looks good there. The more important part though, is to check to make sure that any of the connections where we had screwed anything together, that we don't have any presence of bubbles. And what we're looking for is not these bubbles that you see running down but bubbles that are continually reoccurring, because of the pressure escaping from our hose or fittings here, blowing those bubbles. We don't see any here, we're gonna just going to repeat this at each connection point where we had made any connections, and I did go ahead and turn on the propane at the front to make sure that there was pressure in the system to ensure we can find any leaks. The chemical we're using here to check for leaks is just some soap inside of the spray bottle here. Just a little bit of soapy water can see it makes plenty of good bubbles for us to make those leaks highly visible. So now that we've got everything installed we've got checked and verified. There's no leaks. I went ahead and plugged in our quick connect end into our quick connect here. I did turn the valve here. So that way we've got gas flowing. That's going to go over to our grill and then you're going to use the instructions for your grill for ours. We have to push into a lot of gas to come out and then turn it to hit the striker. And we can see that we've got flame now we've got nice heat. We're ready to make some, some dinner for tonight. Now of course we're testing this inside and you want to be doing this outside at home. We have a very large shop that has a ton of room in here. So it's not going to fill up with gas like it does very quickly inside of the small garage at home. So we're gonna turn this off and we're going to go ahead and pack up and get out there so we can enjoy our new propane quick connect. And that completes our look at JR Products Gas Seal Tape..
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Customer Reviews
Thread Sealant Tape for Gas Lines - 37207-30025
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (50 Customer Reviews)
Sealant tape is used to tighten and seal gas fittings.This tape is UL/ULC approved to 1,000 psi and has a temperature range of -450 F - 500 F. Measures 1/2" wide x 236" long.by: Pierre 02/13/2024
Tape worked well for the job I had to do replacing my camper regulator.
by: Dave10/24/2023
Thread tape for propane lines, installs just like normal pipe tape, it works as I don't have a leak.
by: Augie04/17/2024
Great service and product selection
by: Brenda E04/27/2022
a necessary item in propane hose instal lation
by: Alan09/13/2023
great replacement
by: Richard11/16/2022
We were traveling and one of the High-Pressure regulators on my RV went bad - it was leaking noisily (sounds like a high-pressure hiss). My 5th wheel has two 30 lb tanks, one in a compartment on the driver's side and the other on the passenger side. Respect the dangers of propane but it was easy to replace. I have ordered many RV and trailer parts from etrailer in the past and was never disappointed. etrailer had the parts and delivery was fast - they are great. Be sure you get the right pressure regulator (mine was 30 psig and required 1/4" inlet and 1/4" outlet. The hose or outlet might look big, but these are 1/4" ID. I also needed the hose from the regulator to the propane tank. Be sure to get the right hose as they come in a variety of lengths and different pressure ratings (identified with a Black, Light Green or Dark Green knob) that connects to the propane tank. Apply 3 or 4 turns of yellow Teflon tape to the threaded end of the hose before inserting into the pressure regulator. Don't use white Teflon tape, which is for plumbing; yellow tape (etrailer 37207-30025) is thicker and is for propane. Install the pressure regulator correctly. The little ring on the outside edge of the pressure regulator must be installed pointing toward the ground. The installation took about 20 - 30 minutes. Don't forget to test for propane leaks. Respect the dangers of propane.
by: John 11/22/2023
This order was efficient and we made the repair immediately.
by: Robert 09/01/2023
All was good!!
by: David 10/01/2023
As expected
by: Scott 11/23/2022
Seals the gas fittings and is necessary because regular pipe tape won't always work. Just get the right tools for the job and use this tape.
by: John02/01/2023
This is pretty must like all gas sealant tapes. Hopefully it will work to -30f but it hasn't been used yet because of the low temperatures that we are experiencing.
by: Andrew12/10/2022
Works great, easy to connect and disconnect without tools.
by: Lynn06/22/2023
What can you say about a roll of tape. Haven’t used it yet.
by: David 08/05/2023
worked as designed
by: Scott 06/22/2023
Product good but there shipping is a little slow
by: Christopher03/13/2023
Great product just what I needed
by: Kelly 05/15/2023
Fast shipping
by: Stephen Y10/09/2022
Just what I expected for gas pipe tape, does the job.
by: Stan 10/07/2021
Worked perfect for application!
by: Richard03/10/2022
Excellent product, added to tools I carry when traveling.
by: Tom02/27/2024
by: Richard04/07/2022
Good tape
by: Eugene06/19/2022
perfect for my rv repair
by: Gary 02/02/2024
by: Steven 09/25/2023
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