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The concept for elimination
of a surface lubrication originated in Europe. The use of the design has found
wide acceptance world wide and significant acceptance in the United States. Advantages:
Traditional gaskets/seals require lubrication. While this method provides for good jointing, it requires more attention during installation. It is not atypical for lubricants to be applied with dirty rags and brushes and have materials intermingle with the lubricant in the container. NoLube™ Assembly Instructions
Discussion of Pipe Gaskets and Assembly: A joint that requires added lubricant in the field is subject to being contaminated after the joint is cleaned and the lubricant is applied. Often this is the result of the pipe being lowered into the bedding accidentally. The installer must then find a clean rag, wipe the bedding and lubricant from the joint then re-lube. This is difficult in the confined and dirty conditions of the trench bottom. Confidence for a clean air-tight and water-tight joint are enhanced with Can Clay's NoLube™ seals. NoLube™ is available in 15" I.D. and larger sizes and must be combined with TuffGuard™.
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