safety seal – Auto/LT Deluxe Kit, 60 Standard Repairs (4")
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Features and benefits
- Repairs punctures up to 9 mm (3/8") in diameter.
- (60) 4" repairs
- 5" Insertion tool
- 4.75" Spiral Probe
- Lube
- Instructions accessory pack with extra needle, razor blades, hex wrench and set screw
- Professional repair solution for passenger and light truck tires.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Safety Seal |
| Net weight (kg) | 1.6 |
| Net weight (lb) | 3.6 |
| Product dimensions - LxWxH (cm) | 30x20x8 |
| Product dimensions - LxWxH (inches) | 12x8x3 |
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FAQ
PLUG REPAIR FAQ
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How long do they last in storage?
6–8 years, depending on storage conditions. -
Which repair insert do I use for each application?
RA – Standard auto or light truck tires, for injuries up to 1/4”
RS – Standard auto or light truck tires, for injuries up to 1/8”
RT – Over-the-road truck tires
RHE – Agricultural and construction equipment. Not for high-speed use. Multiple inserts may be used. -
Is a plugged tire considered a permanent repair?
No. A patch or a plug alone is not considered a permanent repair. -
Is a plug with liquid patch considered a permanent repair?
The Rubber Manufacturers Association considered it permanent in the 1990s. Not sure today, current standards may vary. -
Do I need to use vulcanizing cement with a plug?
No, but some people choose to use it. -
Can I drill out the injury with a 1/4” drill bit?
Not recommended. Drilling may damage the tire’s belt package. -
Can I burn the excess plug material after insertion?
No. Use a razor blade to trim off the excess material. -
What does “Self-Vulcanizing”/ “Self-Vulcanized” mean?
These terms refer to rubber compounds that cure (vulcanize) on their own, without requiring external heat. “Self-Vulcanizing” was the term originally used by the inventors.
Key benefits on vulcanized rubber:
Increased strength: More resistant to stress and deformation
Enhanced elasticity: Vulcanized rubber retains its shape and returns to its original form after stretching or compression.
Improved heat resistance: It can withstand higher temperatures without softening or degrading as easily as unvulcanized rubber.
Better solvent resistance: Vulcanized rubber swells less when exposed to solvents.
Improved abrasion resistance: It is more resistant to wear and tear from friction.
Review instruction manuals for each product.