Article number: 01-07-0321-00
| Article number | 01-07-0319-00 | 01-07-0321-00 |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Fire protection | Fire protection |
| Diameter | 0,5 mm x 0,3 mm | 0,5 mm x 0,3 mm |
| Industry | Construction & Infra | Construction & Infra |
| Material | Galvanized wire | Galvanized wire |
| Packaging | Per spool | Per spool |
| Seal-wire length | 100 m | 400 m |
| Weight | 250 g | 1 kg |
The Sealing Wire 50/30 is the most widely used sealing wire in the Navacqs range. The galvanised steel wire has a diameter of 1.1 mm and a breaking strength of 7 kg. Combined with a seal and sealing pliers, it seals gas, electricity and water meters, meter cabinets and technical equipment. The wire is available on a 100 m or 400 m spool.
The numbers in the name give the construction in hundredths of a millimetre. A 0.3 mm wire is wrapped around a 0.5 mm core wire. On both sides of the core together, this gives a diameter of 1.1 mm and a textured surface. When the seal is crimped, it presses into the windings. Unlike smooth steel wire, the wire is therefore held firmly in place.
The required length is cut from the spool on site. The 100 m spool suits occasional use. The 400 m spool is intended for engineers and companies that seal on a daily basis. For anyone who always uses the same length, the Sealing Wire 50/30 Bundle offers 1,000 pre-cut pieces of 20, 30 or 40 cm.
Both ends of the wire go through the seal, which is then crimped with the sealing pliers. From that point on, the seal can only be opened by cutting the wire or breaking the seal. A cut wire or damaged seal is immediately visible during an inspection.
The zinc coating protects the steel against rust in dry areas such as meter cabinets. For outdoor use or damp areas, the Stainless Steel Sealing Wire 50/30 offers a breaking strength of 13 kg. Where a seal needs to break by hand, as on fire extinguishers, the Sealing Wire 20/20 is the right choice.
Sealing gas, electricity and water meters is reserved for certified installers working on behalf of the network operator. The wire is also used for technical equipment, switch cabinets and valves. For sealing without pliers, the Twist Seal is an alternative.
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Sealing wire on a reel is chosen when the required length varies per application. You cut the wire to size yourself, making it suitable for both short and longer seals.
For fixed lengths or repetitive work, bundles are more practical, but a reel offers more flexibility on site.
Sealing wire 50/30 has a breaking strength of around 7 kg. This means the wire can't be broken by hand, but can be cut with tools.
The combination of a core wire (0.5 mm) and a wrapped wire (0.3 mm) means the wire clamps firmly inside the seal.
This prevents the wire from being pulled back after sealing.
The sealing wire is threaded through the openings of a seal. The ends are then fed through the seal and crimped shut with sealing pliers.
Once crimped, the wire is fixed in place and can no longer be shifted or pulled back.
Steps:
cut the desired length
thread the wire through the seal
crimp the seal shut with sealing pliers
Core wire of 0.5 mm and 0.3 mm wrapped wire (50/30)
Core wire of 0.5 mm and 0.3 mm wrapped wire (50/30)
Core wire of 0.5 mm and 0.3 mm wrapped wire (50/30)
Core wire of 0.5 mm and 0.3 mm wrapped wire (50/30). Length: 100 m
Core wire of 0.2 mm and 0.2 mm wrapped wire (20/20). Length: 400 m
Traditional sealing with seal lead and seal wire
Traditional sealing with seal lead and seal wire
Sealing using Roll Tin Sealing Pliers NZT-2
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