LOCTITE® 567 High Temperature Thread Sealant
Features and Benefits
- 1-part: no mixing required
- Doesn’t creep, shrink or block systems
- Ideal for metal pipes and fittings
- Provides an instant low pressure seal
- NSF/ANSI 61 certified
- UL MH8007 and ULC MH27131 classified
- KIWA GASTEC QA AR 214 certified for hydrogen gas systems
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Technical Information
| Agency approvals / certificates / specifications | UL |
| Applications | Pipe sealing, Thread sealing |
| Breakaway torque, Steel M10 | 12.0 N·m (110.0 in./lb. ) |
| Color | Off white |
| Cure type | Anaerobic cure |
| Key characteristics | Immediate low pressure sealing, Oil tolerant, Strength: low Strength, Temperature: high temperature, Thixotropic |
| Operating temperature | -55.0 - 200.0 °C (-65.0 - 400.0 °F ) |
| Physical form | Paste |
| Recommended for use with | Metal, Metal: aluminum, Metal: steel - galvanized steel, Metal: steel - stainless steel, Thread type: coarse, Thread type: tapered |
| Viscosity, 20 RPM | 540000.0 mPa·s |
How to
Step by Step Guide
1. Preparation
It is recommended to use LOCTITE® SF 7063 or LOCTITE® SF 7070 Cleaner & Degreaser to degrease and clean surfaces prior to applying adhesive. If cure speed is too slow due to passive metals (stainless steel, aluminum and plated metals) or low temperatures (below 5°C), use LOCTITE® SF 7649 activator. Allow to dry.
2. Preparation - Activation
If cure speed is too slow due to passive metals (stainless steel, aluminum and plated metals) or low temperatures (below 5°C), use LOCTITE® SF 7649 activator. Allow to dry.
3. Application
Apply a 360° bead to the leading male thread, leaving the first thread free. For bigger threads, apply both on male and female threads. For manual dispensing the use of a peristaltic handgun is recommended to ensure a consistent application volume.
4. Assembly
Assemble fittings using wrench tightening in accordance with manufacturers' recommendations.
Disassembly
Disassemble with standard hand tools. If not possible, apply localized heat to approximately 260°C/500°F and disassemble while hot.