Pipetite® Sleeve Boot
Pipetite® forms a flexible, sanitary seal that allows for pipeline movement. Constructed of hygienic white silicone, the Pipetite Sleeve Boot is ideal for floor penetrations and tube-in-tube transitions.
The Sleeve Boot is designed specifically for sealing around tube-in-tube transitions. Robust lip seals provide excellent surface contact and eliminate the need for sealants, clamps, or fasteners. Superior flexibility allows the pipes to move significantly without causing damage or breaking the seal.
Pipetite Sleeve Boot works with 4, 6, and 8 inch floor sleeves, and tubing up to 7 inches in diameter.
Pipetite is a global leader in sanitary sealing solutions for tube and pipe penetrations.
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Features
- Ideal for floor penetrations
- Available in three size ranges to fit 4, 6, or 8 inch tube floor sleeves
- Constructed of hygienic white silicone
- Totally self-sealing—no sealant required
- Easily trimmed to fit any diameter process line up to 7 inches
- Flexible seal allows movement without damage or loss of seal
- Materials compatible with cleaning solution
Technical Data
| Material | Hygienic white silicone |
| Tube OD size range | 0 – 7 inch |
| Sleeve OD sizes | 4, 6, and 8 inch |
| Temperature (min) | -40°F |
| Temperature (max) | 500°F |
| Patents | 9255412, 10000934 |
| Registered Designs | 699328, D796013 |
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A Guide to Wall Penetration
This technical guide is a general education tool for mechanical and electrical contractors, process designers and engineers, production managers, and anyone else who has a stake in ensuring that their processing environment is clean and safe.