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| Advice on how to use PIB including
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| All you would need to know about
the strength, temp range etc along with approvals. |
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the thickness, finish and width to suit all your
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WHAT IS PIB?
Plysolene PIB is produced from high molecular weight polyisobutylene,
modified to achieve optimum properties: |
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Will not harden |
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Will not crack or peel |
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Virtually non-ageing |
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Ozone resistant |
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UV resistant |
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carried out after 20 years have shown no significant alteration
to the properties of the material, consequently no maintenance
is required. We do recommend periodic inspection of very
large ductwork installations to repair damage if necessary. |
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PIB self amalgamates under pressure hence rolls are supplied
either chalked or paper interleaved to prevent self amalgamation
occurring prematurely. A range of thicknesses from 0.5mm
to 1.2mm are available to cover all applications from
small pipes to large ductwork sections. The standard colour
is black which has outstanding weather resisting UV properties,
also available in 0.8mm is white which is used internally. |
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