Norway: Stopaq Case Study

 Another STOPAQ Case Study: Norway 

This latest STOPAQ® case study, completed by the good people of Norway, is a perfect example.

The project site presented a uniquely challenging set of conditions. Noise levels were so extreme that workers could only be exposed for 15 minutes at a time without proper hearing protection. In an environment like that, speed of installation wasn’t just a convenience, it was a necessity.

As if the noise alone weren’t enough, the operating conditions raised the bar even higher. Several of the lines were running at temperatures above 95°C (203°F), while also being subjected to significant vibration and pipe flexing. To make matters more complicated, sand blasting was not an option for surface preparation.

In short, this was not a job for an ordinary coating system.

The solution needed to be:

• Fast and easy to install

• Capable of handling high operating temperatures

• Flexible enough to withstand vibration and pipe movement

• Effective without blasting surface preparation

• Durable, reliable, and cost effective

For those new to STOPAQ, the answer might come as a surprise. For those with experience, it won’t.

The solution was Wrappingband CZHT combined with an HTPP Outerwrap. Simple.

This system delivered exactly what the project demanded: excellent corrosion protection under extreme conditions, quick installation in a high-risk environment, and reliable performance at elevated temperatures—all without the need for sand blasting.

And as an added bonus?
The system also provided a noticeable noise-dampening effect, which turned out to be the cherry on top of an already cost-effective, high-performance coating solution.

This project is another reminder that when conditions get tough, simplicity and proven technology often win. STOPAQ once again delivered a solution that met every requirement—and then some.

Sometimes, the best answer really is the simplest one.

Wireline Splice with Heat Shrink Tubing

 

Why Raychem WCSM Is the Field-Proven Choice for Splicing HDD Drill Wire and Repairing Cable Jackets

In the world of horizontal directional drilling (HDD), you don’t always get ideal working conditions. Mud, weather, tight timelines, and constant mechanical stress are part of everyday life on a drill site. When it comes to wireline—also known as HDD drill wire—any splice or cable repair has to be fast, repeatable, and strong enough to survive the forces of going underground.

That’s exactly where Raychem’s WCSM heavy-wall heat shrink tubing has earned its reputation.

A Heavy-Wall Heat Shrink Designed for Tough Jobs

WCSM is built with a thick, rugged polyolefin heat-shrink sleeve and a fully bonded internal sealant layer. As it shrinks with heat, the material conforms tightly to the cable, and the sealant flows into every gap, creating a durable, watertight, dirt-tight seal.

This combination makes WCSM a go-to solution for two important HDD applications:

• Splicing HDD drill wire / wireline

• Repairing damage to cable jackets

These are high-consequence tasks. HDD wireline carries location data, communication signals, and power to the downhole tools. A weak splice or exposed jacket can lead to downtime, signal failure, or even full pullback interruptions—none of which anyone wants in the middle of a bore.

Fast Installs—With No Complicated Prep Work

One of the biggest advantages of WCSM is how quickly it can be installed. Crews don’t need specialty tools or extensive surface prep. A propane torch or industrial heat gun is all that’s required.

Once the sleeve is positioned over the splice or damaged jacket:

1. Apply heat evenly.

2. The sleeve shrinks and the sealant activates.

3. Within seconds, the splice is fully sealed and protected.

When the sleeve cools to ambient temperature, the cable can immediately handle the rigors of an HDD pullback. And if the job demands speed, the sleeve can be quench-cooled to get drilling operations moving even faster.

Built for High Voltage and Harsh Environments

WCSM is rated for use on electrical lines carrying 1,000 volts or more, which gives crews confidence when working on critical power-carrying cables and specialty drill wire. When used in jacket repair applications—without direct exposure to conductor voltage—the safe operating range increases even more.

This voltage rating, combined with the mechanical strength and environmental sealing of the product, makes WCSM suitable for a broad range of industries:

• HDD and trenchless construction

• Underground utilities

• Power and electrical contractors

• Industrial cable installers

• Field service and maintenance crews

Any Size. Any Length. Ready When You Are.

Another reason WCSM is such a widely used field solution is its flexibility. It comes in multiple diameters to match everything from small communication lines to larger power cables. And because it’s cut-to-length, crews can order exactly what they need:

• 6-inch sleeves

• 12-inch sleeves

• 24-inch sections

• 48-inch sections

• Or custom lengths beyond that

No wasted material. No improvising on site. Just the right size for the splice or repair.

A Simple Product That Solves a Big Problem

In HDD operations, small issues can quickly turn into big headaches—especially when underground cable integrity is at stake. Raychem WCSM is one of those straightforward, reliable products that saves time, reduces rework, and gives crews confidence that their splice or repair will hold up under pressure.

If your team regularly splices HDD wireline or repairs field-damaged cable jackets, adding WCSM to your standard toolkit is a smart investment. If you need help selecting the correct size or want lengths pre-cut for a particular project, we’re always here to help.

Introducing New Powercrete Packaging Options: Efficiency, Sustainability & Faster Delivery

 New Powercrete Packaging Option

At Joint Specialists, we’re always looking for smart ways to improve how we deliver industry-leading coating solutions. Today, we’re excited to share an update: we’re in the final development stages of new foil packaging for Powercrete J, Powercrete R65/F1, and Powercrete R95 kits.

These new options will complement—not replace—our traditional packaging. Contractors and distributors will continue to have access to standard material formats, but now with additional choices that improve logistics, cost efficiency, and environmental impact.

What’s New?

We’ve engineered a modified blister pack and expanded our capabilities to include traditional foil pouches as well. Together, these flexible packaging formats open the door to a range of advantages for small and mid-size orders.

Do These Systems Offer Advantages? Absolutely.

1. Major Savings on Freight Costs

For smaller Powercrete kit orders, freight can get disproportionately expensive—sometimes shockingly so. Our new lightweight, compact packaging dramatically reduces dimensional weight, allowing us to ship far more economically without compromising product integrity.

2. Faster Delivery to Remote Job Sites

Construction schedules don’t wait, and neither should your materials. The reduced size and weight of these packages allow us to ship kits more quickly, especially to regions with 2–3 day transit times from our production facility in Conroe, TX. Faster shipping means less downtime, tighter schedule control, and increased project efficiency.

3. A More Sustainable Option

We’re proud to share that this packaging decreases plastic and cardboard waste by approximately 50%. As more companies prioritize environmentally conscious procurement, this provides a meaningful step toward more sustainable pipeline and coating operations—without changing your materials or application workflow.

Want to Learn More?

If you're interested in seeing a sample, exploring freight savings, or learning how this packaging could support your Powercrete needs, we’d love to talk.

Reach out anytime—our team is here to help.

Maximize Efficiency in the Field with Powercrete Custom Kits from JSI

Maximize Efficiency in the Field with Powercrete Custom Kits from JSI

When it comes to protecting pipelines and field joints, Powercrete has long been one of the most trusted names in high-performance epoxy coatings. Known for its excellent adhesion, chemical resistance, and long-term durability, Powercrete is a proven choice.

At Joint Specialists, Inc. (JSI), we’ve worked with Powercrete systems for decades — and we understand that the key to real-world success isn’t just in the coating itself, but in how it’s packaged, mixed, and applied in the field. That’s why JSI offers not only the full range of standard Powercrete kits, but also custom kit sizes designed to maximize efficiency and minimize waste on every project.

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The Full Range of Powercrete Products

JSI provides a complete selection of Powercrete epoxy coatings, each designed to meet specific field and factory coating needs:

• Powercrete J – available in 2 lb. and 4 lb. kits, ideal for field joints and repair applications where a high-build, 100% solids epoxy is needed.

• Powercrete R65/F1 – available in 1 lb., 2 lb., and 4 lb. kits, offering excellent performance for both onshore and offshore projects, with fast cure times and outstanding adhesion to FBE and steel.

• Powercrete R95 – available in 2 lb. and 4 lb. kits, providing maximum corrosion protection and mechanical strength in even the toughest environments.

Every kit is carefully proportioned and packaged for ease of use — ensuring that your crew can mix and apply Powercrete quickly and confidently.

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The JSI Advantage: Custom Kit Sizes for Real-World Efficiency

While the standard kit sizes meet most needs, JSI takes Powercrete a step further by offering custom kit packaging tailored to your exact project requirements.

Why does that matter?
Because in the field, efficiency is everything.

• Reduce waste – No more leftover material that goes unused or cures before it can be applied.

• Save time – Crews can grab the right-sized kit for the job instead of measuring or splitting kits in the field.

• Increase consistency – Each kit is perfectly measured, ensuring the correct ratio and performance every time.

• Improve logistics – Smaller or larger kits can simplify handling, shipping, and inventory depending on your project setup.

JSI’s flexibility in packaging means you get Powercrete coatings that fit your workflow, not the other way around.

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Why Powercrete Remains a Field Favorite

Powercrete products are formulated to deliver long-lasting protection against corrosion, impact, and abrasion. Once cured, they form a hard, glossy, and impermeable coating that bonds tightly to steel, fusion-bonded epoxy (FBE), and other substrates.

Key advantages include:

• 100% solids formulation – No VOCs or solvents.

• Exceptional adhesion and wetting properties.

• Fast cure times – ideal for quick backfill or recoating.

• Proven field performance across multiple decades and applications.

When paired with JSI’s custom kit options, Powercrete becomes even more efficient — helping you complete more work with less waste, in less time.

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Powercrete + JSI = Performance and Efficiency

At JSI, we’ve built our reputation on providing practical solutions that make field work easier, safer, and more cost-effective. Our ability to customize Powercrete kit sizes is just one more example of how we help contractors, owners, and applicators improve performance across the board.

If you’re looking for Powercrete J, Powercrete R65/F1, or Powercrete R95 — or if you’re interested in exploring custom kit sizes for your next project — reach out to the JSI team. We’ll help you get the right materials, in the right quantities, ready for the field.

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About JSI

Joint Specialists, Inc. has been serving the pipeline coating industry since 1995, providing proven materials and solutions for corrosion protection, joint coating, and field rehabilitation. From Powercrete epoxies to viscoelastic coatings and beyond — JSI delivers performance and reliability, every time.

Joint Specialists Celebrating 31 Years!

 

Looking Back as We Move Forward: 31 Years of Joint Specialists

As Joint Specialists, Inc. (JSI) begins our 31st year in business, we find it important to pause and reflect on where we came from — and how far the industry has evolved. Our story doesn’t really begin in 1995; our roots run much deeper than that.

Our founders, Stan Simpson and Sam Damico, were both part of the original Raychem Corporation team, working directly with the company in the early 1970s — a period that helped shape today’s modern pipeline coating industry. Their early work set the foundation for what would eventually become Joint Specialists: a company built on technical expertise, innovation, and a commitment to protecting critical infrastructure.

Recently, while looking through some old boxes in our archives, we came across nearly 50 project photo books filled with historic installations and coating projects. It’s fascinating to see how much the industry — and safety standards — have changed over the decades. Among the treasures was a set of photos from a 1973 project in Oswego, New York, showing an early Raychem heat-shrink sleeve being installed as a jacket continuation on an insulated line.

Different times, different tools — but the same core mission: creating long-lasting, reliable joint protection solutions.

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Innovation and Expansion Over the Years

JSI has never stopped evolving. Our journey from those early Raychem days to the present has been marked by key milestones that expanded our capabilities and the value we bring to our customers:

• 2014 — BBS (Bundled Bore System)
  JSI invented and launched the BBS system, a groundbreaking solution for multi-pipe bundled road bores. What started as an idea to make installations faster and cleaner has become an industry-recognized standard for bundled pipeline crossings.

• 2019 — Powercrete Product Line
  We added the Powercrete family of epoxy coatings, enhancing our ability to deliver high-performance pipeline corrosion protection. This addition strengthened our role as a one-stop provider for both field-applied and factory coatings.

• 2025 — Stopaq Partnership
  This year, we’re proud to announce that JSI has added Stopaq to our lineup — a unique, self-healing visco-elastic coating system that represents the next generation of pipeline corrosion prevention. It’s another step forward in our ongoing effort to provide innovative, long-term protection solutions for our clients.

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From the Past to the Future

Looking back at those black-and-white project photos from the 1970s reminds us that innovation doesn’t happen overnight. It’s built over decades — by people who care deeply about quality and by a company that continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in pipeline protection.

As we celebrate more than three decades in business, we remain committed to the same principles that guided our founders: integrity, innovation, and hands-on expertise.

Here’s to the next chapter — and to continuing the legacy that started over 50 years ago with a heat-shrink sleeve in Oswego, NY.

Oswego, NY - October 1973 - TPS 24000 Installation for Jacket Continuation

Morgantown

 Morgantown Corrosion Short Course

     JSI was part of the Morgantown Corrosion Short Course that took place this month.  We showcased our BBS bumper product for bundled bores.  We also focused on Powercrete and Covalence products as excellent coating solutions for just about any pipeline operating condition. 

     In addition, Jack Wink completed a shrink sleeve demonstration.  He installed a WPCT shrink sleeve.  Those installation steps would have been:  

1. Surface Prep
2. Preheating the steel
3. Wrap sleeve in place and secure closure
4. Shrink sleeve using a broad bushy flame
5. Roll overlap area

Heat Shrink Sleeves: Essential Information for Accurate Quoting

Want help? Contact: steve@jsicoatings.com

In the realm of purchasing and procurement, field joint coatings often find themselves at the tail end of the decision-making process. These coatings, while crucial, are frequently addressed in the eleventh hour, resulting in a significant portion of our orders falling under the "emergency" or "hot tail gate rush" category. At Joint Specialists, we understand this reality and strive to provide timely and reliable solutions.

As a distributor of Raychem products, we take pride in our ability to ship 95% of orders on the same day they are received, even under urgent circumstances. However, even for these expedited requests, we require some fundamental information to ensure the proper recommendation and pricing of our heat shrink sleeves. While obtaining the Field Joint Coating Specification makes our job significantly easier, it often involves sifting through extensive technical documentation. Nevertheless, the basic sleeve information we require includes the following:

1. Outside Diameter of the Pipeline: This measurement helps us determine the appropriate size of the shrink sleeve needed for the application at hand. Understanding the pipeline's diameter enables us to select the most suitable product from our range of options.

2. Operating Temperature: Covalence, the manufacturer of our shrink sleeves, produces a variety of products with different adhesive properties. The operating temperature of the pipeline plays a vital role in adhesive performance. Knowing this information allows us to recommend the most effective heat shrink sleeve for the specific temperature conditions.

3. Factory Applied Coating: It is important to consider the compatibility of adhesives with the existing factory applied line coating. Not all adhesives work harmoniously with every type of coating. For example, hot melt adhesives are generally not compatible with Polypropylene coatings. Identifying these potential issues in advance helps avoid costly discoveries during field operations, such as on a pipe lay barge where every day of operation carries significant financial implications.

4. Cutbacks: A cutback refers to the exposed steel surface between the factory applied coating and the end of the pipe. To determine the amount of bare steel present at a field joint, we multiply the cutback measurement by two. This calculation aids us in selecting an appropriately sized shrink sleeve for optimal coverage and protection (refer to resources [here] and [here] for further details).

Additionally, we require information regarding the specific application in which the heat shrink sleeve will be used. Factors such as whether it is a standard "drop in the ditch" pipeline, a road bore, a directional drill, a high-temperature line, an onshore or offshore project, or even a deep-water scenario, all influence our product recommendations. Understanding these details ensures that we provide tailored solutions for diverse operational environments, taking into account any unique challenges or requirements associated with each application.

We acknowledge that the amount of information requested may initially seem overwhelming or daunting. However, it is essential to recognize the significance of field joint coatings in every oil and gas pipeline joint. In fact, these coatings are a requirement rather than an option. Embracing this opportunity to enhance your sales numbers, increase profitability, and, perhaps most importantly, provide valuable service to your customers, who might otherwise choose an unsuitable product, is crucial. Furthermore, by partnering with Joint Specialists, you gain access to product experts who are just a phone call (936/321-3333) or an email (steve@jsicoatings.com) away. We are here to support you, leveraging our expertise to ensure your success.

Rest assured that with Joint Specialists, the seemingly complex task of selecting and quoting heat shrink sleeves becomes more manageable. We are committed to streamlining the process, offering efficient solutions, and delivering exceptional customer service. Contact us today to explore how we can assist you in making informed decisions and meeting your field joint coating needs

Heat Shrink Sleeves: Essential Information for Accurate Quotes

 Heat Shrink Sleeves: Essential Information for Accurate Quotes

At Joint Specialists, we understand the practical realities of the buying process. Often, field joint coatings are among the last details to be addressed. In fact, a significant portion of our orders fall into the "emergency" or "hot tail gate rush" category. Nevertheless, even for these urgent orders, we require some fundamental information to provide suitable recommendations and pricing for shrink sleeve products.

While having access to the Field Joint Coating Specification makes our job easier (despite the need to sift through extensive technical data), there are basic details we need to know:

1. Outside Diameter of the Pipeline: This information determines the appropriate size of the shrink sleeve needed—whether it should be larger or smaller.

2. Operating Temperature during Service: Covalence manufactures various shrink sleeves with different types of adhesives. Knowing the operating temperature is crucial because it significantly affects adhesive performance.

3. Factory Applied Coating: Not all adhesives are compatible with every factory applied line coating. For example, hot melt adhesives are generally not compatible with Polypropylene. We aim to avoid discovering such incompatibilities in the field, especially during pipe laying operations that incur substantial daily costs.

4. Cutbacks: A cutback refers to the amount of bare steel between the factory applied coating and the pipe's end. To determine the extent of bare steel at a field joint, we double the cutback measurement. This helps us ascertain the necessary width of the shrink sleeve (refer to here and here for more details).

Lastly, we need to know the application specifics, such as whether it's a standard "drop in the ditch" pipeline, road bore, directional drill, high-temperature line, onshore, above ground, offshore, deep water, S-Lay, or J-Lay. The answers to these questions can impact the recommendations we provide.

We understand that gathering this information may appear overwhelming at first glance. However, it's not as challenging as it seems. Every joint of oil and gas pipeline requires some form of field joint coating. This presents an opportunity to increase your sales and profits modestly while offering a valuable service to customers who might otherwise choose the wrong product. Furthermore, by partnering with Joint Specialists, you have access to product experts who are just a phone call (936/321-3333) or email (steve@jsicoatings.com) away.

Pipe Spacer for Bundled Road Bores

 

BBS - Bundled Bore System for Protecting Your Pipelines

Reach out for more info:  steve@jsicoatings.com

Bundled directional drilling applications present a unique challenge in the pipeline industry as different pipe sections can damage each other during installation. Joint Specialists, a leader in pipeline solutions, has developed a solution to address this problem. The Bore Bumper System (BBS) is a proven and reliable solution for preventing pipeline damage during bundled directional drilling applications.

The BBS system is primarily composed of two components - a specially formulated and designed rubber bumper material and a heat shrinkable vehicle. The rubber bumper material is carefully selected, evaluated, and proven to provide a cushion and space between the pipelines during installation. The heat shrinkable vehicle is a reliable component with a long history of use, ensuring that the bumper stays in place throughout the pulling process and beyond.

In the past, other solutions, such as rope with duct tape, have been used to prevent pipe collisions, but these solutions are not reliable. Some solutions are intricately complicated, with additional products on a pipeline that are designed to withstand the forces of road bore, introducing metal bands on the pipeline, which is a risky approach. In contrast, the BBS system is a proven and simple solution that only uses products specifically designed to withstand road bore forces. It offers abrasion resistance, penetration resistance, shear, and impact resistance values that are top of the line.

Each BBS kit includes two specially formulated bumpers, a suitable amount of S1301M Two Part Epoxy Primer, a high shear heat shrinkable sleeve, a high shear heat shrinkable leader strip, and duct tape to hold the bumpers in place until the sleeves have been installed. The spacing of BBS bumpers and sleeves is determined by the end user guidelines.

To install the BBS system, all pipe surfaces involved in the application must be free of all oils, dust, dirt, mud, or any other substance that would reduce or prevent a proper bond. The pipe surfaces should be preheated to a temperature between 140F and 160F, and the bumpers should be wrapped around the pipe quickly and secured in place using a small amount of duct tape. The S1301M Epoxy should be mixed and applied in a thin coat covering all parts of the pipe that will be in contact with the shrink sleeve. The wider shrink sleeve should be wrapped around the pipe quickly and centered on the bumpers. Finally, the closure strip should be secured using the propane torch and a gloved hand.

In conclusion, the Bore Bumper System is a proven solution to prevent pipeline damage during bundled directional drilling applications. Joint Specialists has developed a reliable and straightforward system that is designed to keep space between pipelines involved in a bundled directional drill. The BBS system is easy to install, using products that are specifically designed to withstand road bore forces, making it the best choice for anyone looking for a reliable solution to pipeline damage during bundled directional drilling applications.

Joint Specialists Celebrates 20 Years!

JSI Celebrates 20 Years as a Pipeline Coating Supply Leader

     In 2015, Joint Specialists celebrates their twentieth year as a leader in the pipeline coating world.  Throughout every one of those twenty years, we have been fully and completely committed to representing Raychem / Covalence / Berry Plastics as our primary (and for many of those years sole) product responsibility.  With direct responsibility for US product sales, we have excelled year after year, specifying, processing, manufacturing and selling many million heat shrinkable sleeves and pipeline coating solutions.  

JSI's home for the last 8 of their 20 years of service

     Our story doesn't actually begin in 1995 though!  Our story starts back in the late 1970's when Stan Simpson and Sam Damico were both young men with dreams of building a career under the tutelage of Raychem great:  Paul Cook.  Both Stan and Sam excelled within Raychem spending the their entire careers involved with Raychem (currently called Covalence) as direct employees or distributors.  

     So while Joint Specialists is celebrating twenty years as a company, our history with the Raychem / Covalence product line actually currently stretches back around 37 years!  I expect there haven't been many folks in this day and age who are able to spend 37 years committed to a single product line.  

     As for me, I'm just a babe in comparison, celebrating my 15th year with Joint Specialists and committed to the Raychem / Covalence / Tyco Adhesives product line.  As I've said many times, no matter the company name; the products are built in the same plant, using the same formulas, built from the same manufacturing specifications.  Different name at times - but same Raychem quality and ingenuity.  

     There aren't many people in the industry who can match our dedication and commitment to this product line.  There aren't many people who can match our experience level.  There aren't many people who can match our technical knowledge.  There aren't many people who can match our access to large volumes of inventory. 

TWDB - Joint Specialists

TWDB Themofit Wraparound Duct Bands

     Thermofit Wraparound Duct Bands are heat shrinkable tapes, made of cross linked polyolefin, precoated with a hotmelt adhesive.  The band is cut to length on on the jobsite, wrapped around the duct joint and fixed at the overlap with a pressure sensitive adhesive patch.  TWDB is black in color in terms of the backing and also black in color with regard to the adhesive.  This is a product that shrinks at 125C which can be achieved with an open flame or with an industrial hot air gun.

     The typical application for this product is as a pressure sealing joint on round or flat oval ducts in air conditioning or heating systems.  TWDB can be used at up to 70C and pressures up to 50 kPa at 25C.  It is highly recommended for spiral ducting in high velocity air conditioning. 

     TWDB is available in standard widths of 3" and 4".  All rolls are 165 feet long and shipped within boxes can aid with measuring as each TWDB strip is cut.  The backing wall thickness is a nominal .5mm.  The adhesive coating thickness is a nominal .7mm.  This product is manufactured to shrink 15% which is significantly less than most of our heat shrinkable pipeline coatings which can range anywhere from 25% to 66%.

     Each TWDB roll is packed in a unique box, containing TWDB and a roll of positioning patches.  Installation instructions and recommended cut lengths are printed on the box.  Generally, the 3" wide TWDB will include 35 of the pressure sensitive closing patches.  The 4" wide will generally include 20 of the closing tape patches. 

     For the most part, the 3" TWDB is recommended for duct sizes of 400-800mm.  The 4" TWDB is recommended for duct sizes larger than that.  There really is no limit though.  The 4" TWDB could be used on any size duct offering even more overlap onto the adjacent ductwork.

     Feel free to contact us today for price and delivery information on your TWDB needs.  We can be reached Monday thru Friday at 936/321-3333 -- or around the clock (within reason) at steve@jsicoatings.com

New Joint Specialists Pipeline Coatings and Energy Products Catalog

     Just putting the finishing touches on our newest catalog.  It will encompass most of our products for pipeline products and many of the products we sell into the energy industry.  For a sneak peak - here is a look at just the table of contents  (argh! not sure why the formatting is all messed up.  Please forgive the mess!)

Table of Contents

Joint Specialists History                                                            Page 6

Covalence Heat Shrinkable Products

Covalence Product Highlights                                                    Page 7

What Ever Happened to Raychem Corp?                                   Page 8

Covalence Product Summaries                                                   Page 10

WPCT Data Sheet                                                                    Page 12

WPCT Features: Permanent Change Indicator                            Page 14

WPCT Features: Self Healing                                                    Page 15

WPCT Features: Easy and Repeatable Installation                      Page 16

WPCT Features: /Uni Sleeve                                                     Page 17

WPCT Features: Extensive Use History                                     Page 18

WPCT Features: Minimal Surface Prep                                      Page 19

WPCT Features: No Primer                                                       Page 20

WPCT Installation Instructions                                                   Page 21

DIRAX Data Sheet                                                                   Page 23

DIRAX Use History                                                                  Page 25

Five Signs You Need DIRAX                                                     Page 27

DIRAX Kit Explanation                                                             Page 28

DIRAX Epoxy Supply Ratio (S1301M)                                       Page 30

DIRAX Installation Instructions                                                  Page 33

TPS Data Sheet                                                                        Page 36

TPS Installation Instructions                                                       Page 38

WPC100M Data Sheet                                                              Page 39

WPC100M Installation Instructions                                             Page 41

WPC65M Data Sheet                                                                Page 44

WPC65M Installation Instructions                                              Page 46

WPC120 Data Sheet                                                                 Page 49

WPC120 Installation Instructions                                                Page 51

Caseal Data Sheet                                                                     Page 54

Caseal Installation Instructions                                                   Page 56

Flangeseal Data Sheet                                                               Page 60

Flangeseal Installation Instructions                                              Page 62

Flexclad Data Sheet                                                                  Page 66

Flexclad Installation Instructions                                                 Page 68

HTLP Data Sheet                                                                     Page 70

HTLP60 Installation Instructions                                                Page 72

HTLP80 Installation Instructions                                                Page 75

IPEC Data Sheet                                                                      Page 78

IPEC Installation Instructions                                                     Page 80

PERP Data Sheet                                                                     Page 82

PERP Installation Instructions                                                    Page 84

PERP Melt Stick Data Sheet                                                     Page 86

PERP Melt Stick Installation Instructions                                    Page 88

TWDB Data Sheet                                                                    Page 89

TWDB Installation Instructions                                                  Page 91

Raychem / Tyco Electronics

Raychem Highlight Page                                                            Page 93

Tyco Electronics Summary Page                                               Page 94

ShrinkMark                                                                              Page 95

GelWrap Splice Closures                                                          Page 96

Gel In-Line Splices (GILS) / Rayvolve RVS Splice Covers       Page 97

MWTM Tubing                                                                        Page 98

WCSM Tubing                                                                         Page 99

FCSM Tubing                                                                          Page 101

CRSM Sleeves                                                                        Page 102

CRSM-CT Cable Tap Splices                                                  Page 103

MRS Repair Sleeves                                                                Page 104

ALK Splice Sealing Kit / LVSA-3 Splice                                  Page 105

LV-MSK Splice                                                                       Page 106

GelCap Splice Covers                                                              Page 107

Rayvolve RVC Splice Cover Kits                                             Page 108

MCK Motor Connection Kits                                                   Page 109

GTAP Splices                                                                          Page 110

GelCap SL Splice Covers for Street Lights                               Page 111

GHFC H-Frame Closures                                                        Page 112

GelPort Connectors                                                                  Page 113

HVS-500 / HVSA-500                                                            Page 114

HVS-J                                                                                     Page 115

HVS-C-RJ                                                                               Page 117

HVS-C-1520S                                                                        Page 118

HVS-S-1520S                                                                         Page 119

HVS                                                                                        Page 120

TECK                                                                                      Page 123

HVS-SHIM                                                                             Page 124

HVS-3                                                                                     Page 125

HVSA-3                                                                                  Page 126

HVS-3/C Mod Kits                                                                 Page 127

HVSA Mod Kits                                                                      Page 128

HVS/HVSR                                                                             Page 129

HVS-3-1590S / HVS-3-2590S                                               Page 130

HVS-T / HVSR-T                                                                    Page 131

HVS-T-1590S                                                                         Page 132

HVS / HVS3-1580S                                                                Page 133

HVSY                                                                                      Page 134

HVSH-MOD                                                                           Page 135

HVES                                                                                      Page 136

HV-MSK                                                                                Page 137

CSJA                                                                                       Page 138

CSJA JCN/EG                                                                         Page 140

CSJG                                                                                       Page 142

3/C CJSA                                                                                Page 144

HVT-50 1/C and 3/C                                                               Page 147

HVT-Z-J/SJ                                                                             Page 148

HVT-Z                                                                                     Page 149

MOD-3-HVT                                                                          Page 151

HVT-Z-LC/SLC                                                                      Page 153

HVT-ZL                                                                                  Page 154

HVT / HVT-3                                                                          Page 155

HVT-M                                                                                   Page 156

TFT-R                                                                                     Page 157

TFT-E                                                                                      Page 158

MOD-3-TFT                                                                           Page 160

GelCap 8                                                                                 Page 161

MCK-5                                                                                   Page 162

ESA                                                                                         Page 163

GelWrap ES                                                                             Page 164

RVS-SK                                                                                  Page 165

JGK-MS                                                                                  Page 166

GelWrap MS-GRD                                                                  Page 167

HVE-1590                                                                               Page 168

GMRS                                                                                     Page 169

MBSM                                                                                    Page 170

HVS-LR                                                                                  Page 171

CRSM                                                                                     Page 172

MRS Repair Sleeves                                                                Page 173

RNF-100                                                                                 Page 174

MWTM                                                                                   Page 175

WCSM                                                                                    Page 176

FCSM                                                                                     Page 178

LVIT Tubing / ESC Sealing Caps                                             Page 179

CFTS Seals / CBR Breakout Boot                                           Page 180

CRPS Repair Tape                                                                   Page 181

FSTW Splicing Tape / MVFT                                                  Page 182

LVBT Busbar Tape                                                                  Page 183

HVBT                                                                                      Page 184

BBIT / BPTM                                                                          Page 185

HVIS                                                                                       Page 186 

Powercrete

Powercrete J                                                                            Page 217

Powercrete J Data Sheet                                                          Page 218

Other

Cathodic Protection Product Summary                                     Page 220

Directional Drilling Product Summary                                       Page 221

Covalence Sealing Product Summary                                        Page 222