Some of the applications include:

Water Lines
Refrigeration
Drainage
Toilets
Appliances
Heating Systems
Air Conditioning
Guttering
Swimming Pools & Spas
Electrical Conduit
Garden Hoses

Automotive
Exhaust Systems
Engine Hoses
Oil Lines
Heater & Air Conditioning
Brake Lines
Roof Racks
Common Industrial
Fire Sprinkler Systems
Irrigation Lines
Food & Beverage Factories

Oil & Gas
Offshore & Marine
Pneumatic Systems
Ducting
Machinery
Building Maintenance
Water Treatment
Chemical Plants
Water Utilities
Concrete Pipes
Plumber & Heating Supplies

Usage Instructions
1. Remove all pressure from the damaged section of pipe before attempting your repair.
2. Remove any oil, grease, loose rust scale, sealant tape, paint or hardware from the area to be repaired. (A wire brush or sandpaper is ideal)
3. Put on vinyl gloves (gloves go on best when hands are dry).
4. Remove the supplied putty from the kit. Twist/Cut/Break off enough putty to fill the repair area and overlap onto the piping.
5. Knead putty to uniform colour (consistently grey in colour, free from specs). Putty will begin to warm as consistency is achieved.
6. Apply the kneaded putty into the repair area tapering the putty onto the pipe. Putty should be in place before hardening occurs (usually 2 minutes). If making your repair while submerged in fluids, work the putty into the repair area and hold it in place until adhesion begins.
7. Open the foil pouch supplied in the kit. Remove the tape and place it in cold water or pour water into the foil pouch. To ensure that the water is distributed into all portions of the tape, squeeze the tape while submerged in water for 30 – 40 seconds.
8. Begin wrapping the tape on the opposite side of the break, keeping tension applied to the tape at all times. Continue to wrap the tape, moving back and forth along the pipe until the leaking area has tape applied 5cm on either side of the leak and at least 8 to 10 layers directly over the leak.
9. Once all the tape has been applied to the pipe, squeeze and tighten the tape, rotating your hand in the direction of the wrap. This ensures that all layers of the wrap will tighten.
10. As the resin begins to cure, swelling and bubbling will occur. This curing process will cause the tape to unwrap. You Must Continue Step 9 For Approximately 15 Minutes to Prevent Unwrapping. As curing is nearing completion, the tape will become very sticky and hold itself in place without unwrapping.
11. The repair will be fully cured in approximately 30 minutes. Curing time will be longer in dry climates or cold temperatures.
12. Any necessary cleanup can be done at this time using alcohol or acetone.
13. After final cure, repaired area can be sanded and painted if desired.
Caution: Use enclosed protective gloves. Avoid contact with eyes, skin or clothing. May cause skin irritation. In case of contact with eyes, flush immediately with water and get medical attention. Keep out of reach of children.
1. Pipe Leaking 2. Apply Wrap Repair 3. Job Finished!
Technical Specifications

AquaFix® Wrap Repair Tapes are available in a range of standard sizes as follows:

Wrap Tape Width Wrap Tape Length Maximum Pipe Diameter which can be Repaired
50mm 1,5 metres Up to 38mm (1,5″)
76mm 2,75 metres Up to 63,5mm (2.5″)
100mm 4,5 metres Up to 127mm (5″)
150mm 7,7 metres Up to 304mm (12″)
150mm 13,5 metres Up to 508mm (20″)
200mm 13,5 metres Up to 508mm (20″)
The material safety data sheets for this product are available upon request. The kits are WRAS approved and therefore acceptable for potable drinking water.

The kits are available for pipe diameters from 6,35mm (1/4″) to 508mm (20″). Product guide below shows correct kit for high pressure repairs (up to 20 Bar). This requires at least 8 wraps around the circumference of the pipe. For ‘non-pressure’ repairs like drains/guttering etc., 4 wraps are sufficient.
X-High Pressure repairs
Y-Non pressure repairs
Pipe Diameter(mm) Kit AWT-5-150 Kit AWT-7.5-275 Kit AWT-10-450 Kit AWT-15-770 Kit AWT-15-1370 KitAWT-20-1370
25.4 (1″) X X
38.1(1.5″) X X
50.8 (2″) X X X
63.5 (2.5″) Y X X
76 (3″) Y X X
101 (4″) Y X X
127 (5″) Y X X
152 (6″) Y Y X
219 (8″) Y X X X
254 (10″) Y Y X X
304 (12″) Y Y X X
406 (16″) Y X X
508 (20″) Y X X

Technical Information
BASIC FORM – IMPREGNATED FIBREGLASS TAPE (COLOUR – GREY)
NUMBER OF WRAPS REQUIRED – 8 FOR HIGH PRESSURE REPAIRS (UP TO 20 BAR)
CURE TIME – BETWEEN 30-45 MINS* @20°C
HARDNESS (CURED LAMINATE) – 53 BARCOL
HEAT RESISTANCE – 640°C
DIELECTRIC STRENGTH – 16,969
SHELF LIFE (WRAP TAPE) – UNLIMITED WHEN STORED CORRECTLY
SHELF LIFE (EPOXY PUTTY) – 3 YEARS
MECHANICAL RESISTANCE**
FLEXURAL STRENGTH – 111006 KPA
TENSILE STRENGTH – 165474 MPA
COMPRESSION STRENGTH – 183401 MPA
(TESTING CRITERIA – 4 LAYERS CYCLED ACROSS TEMPERATURE RANGE OF 10-33°C)