Inflatable shutter OTR series
for watertightness testsrubberdouble

inflatable shutter
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Characteristics

Type
inflatable
Applications
for watertightness tests
Material
rubber
Other characteristics
double

Description

The pipe test plug OTR is designed to test the tightness of inspection wells that are found in waste-water systems. Flexible and light, you can easily integrate it in the sewerage network. Moreover, its execution is very fast. Whatever the diameter of the pipe, the height of the sealing balloons is 200 mm. This allows a simple and fast use in narrow spaces. Thanks to a double-walled fabric and a hot vulcanization in the autoclave, the pipe test plug allows a perfect sealing. It also offers a high resistance to wear and tear and therefore a long service life. In addition, the pipe plug is equipped with through walls for pressurization, intended for manhole tightness tests. In the range of inflatable pipe plugs dedicated to sanitation, there is also the standard inflatable pipe plug OPL. Advantages Reliability Total tightness Extremely durable Safety Safety Highly wear-resistant Installation Rapid installation Detailed information Material: double layered 200 mm NPVC fabric on a polyester backing Technique: hot vulcanization in a vacuum autoclave Max. height. :200 mm Inflation: by air Temperature resistance: -25 to +85°C (please contact us for any use outside this temperature range) Inflation pressure: max. 1 bar Back-pressure: 0.1 bar Supplied accessories: 1 x ¾’’ G quick connector for inflating the stopper 1 x ¼’’ G CEJN coupler for checking the pressure 1 x DN 20 Camlock adapter for pressurizing the pipe 4 hoisting rings.

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