Rectorseal Better Bubble Leak Locator, Trigger Spray, 32 oz, Biodegradable

Find leaks fast with a spray that is easy to apply and gentle on the materials you are working around.

A clean, simple way to spot even the smallest gas leaks.

Product Overview:

When you are chasing a leak, you want the answer plain and quick. Rectorseal Better Bubble leak locator gives you that. The trigger spray goes on easy, and the bubbles show you where refrigerant, air, oxygen, natural gas, or LPG is sneaking out. It works across pipe, tubing, tanks, pressure vessels, and coil work, so you are not fumbling for a different fix every five minutes. It also stays usable from 20 to 250 degrees F, which is handy when the job gets a little rough. And yes, it is biodegradable, so the cleanup feels less fussy. Set it in place, watch the surface, and hear that little sigh of relief when the leak finally shows itself.

Key Features:

• Trigger spray application gives you a controlled, even coat, so you can check a joint without making a mess.
• Detects a wide range of gases including refrigerant gas, air, oxygen, natural gas, and LPG, which keeps the work moving.
• Works on common service points like pipe, tubing, tanks, pressure vessels, condenser and evaporator coil, and refrigerant coil.
• Handles broad temperature conditions from 20 to 250 degrees F, so you can keep using it on tougher jobs.
• Biodegradable formula helps make cleanup easier while staying practical for day-to-day leak checks.
• Noncorrosive formula will not attack metal surfaces or bother plastic and rubber, which saves you some grief.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Rectorseal
• Model Number: 65432
• Format/Type: Leak Locator
• Quantity/Pack: EACH
• Compatibility/Use: Pipe, tubing, tanks, pressure vessels, condenser and evaporator coil, and refrigerant coil
• Material/Finish: Biodegradable
• Dimensions: 32 " oz.
• Application: Trigger Spray
• Operating Temperature: 20 to 250 Deg F

If you want a leak locator that sprays clean, spots trouble fast, and leaves you with less guesswork, this one is worth a close look. Picture the bubbles rising where the problem sits, then get the job buttoned up with less hassle. Want to move ahead?

NOT to be used on CPVC.