PINK® Pipe Gel FG

PINK® Pipe Gel FG is a food-grade, non-drying pipe-coating gel formulated to provide enhanced corrosion protection to mechanical piping systems from corrosion while helping maintain thermal stability. 

This product is unique because it is a food‑grade gel compliant with H1 lubricant requirements under 21 CFR 178.3570, conforms to both Kosher and Islamic Halal dietary laws, contains a non‑toxic and non‑hazardous formulation, remains pliable at extremely low temperatures down to –75°F (–60°C), and features a high‑visibility pink color that makes it easy to verify proper application.

You should apply the gel liberally and evenly using either a brush or a nitrile glove, ensuring that the metal surface is completely coated while avoiding excess material so that insulation can fit correctly.

This gel can be applied to carbon steel and copper piping as long as the surfaces are clean, dry, and free of rust or loose scale.

The recommended coverage rates are approximately 80 square feet per gallon at 0.5 mm thickness, 55 square feet per gallon at 0.75 mm thickness, and 40 square feet per gallon at a 1 mm thickness.

The gel can be applied at temperatures as low as –75°F (–60°C), and it can be used in service conditions ranging from –120°F (–85°C) up to 300°F (150°C).

You should store the product indoors in a clean, dry environment at temperatures between 0°F (–18°C) and 110°F (43°C), keeping containers sealed in their original packaging. The product has a shelf life of 24 months.

If any oil separation occurs, you can simply mix the product by hand before use to restore uniformity.

No, the gel is not considered hazardous under OSHA standards and does not contain substances classified as hazardous at the concentrations present.

During application, you should wear safety glasses with side shields, protective gloves, and ensure there is adequate ventilation if working in confined spaces. Refer to SDS for more information.

If the gel contacts your eyes, you should rinse them with tepid water. If it contacts your skin, wash the area with soap and water. For inhalation exposure, move to fresh air, and if swallowed, seek medical advice if you begin to feel unwell.

Any remaining material should be disposed of as used oil or grease in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations, and empty containers should not be reused.

The product is not known to present ecological hazards; however, it should not be released into sewers, waterways, or the environment in an uncontrolled manner.

No, the gel is not classified as hazardous for transport under DOT, IATA, IMDG, or other major regulatory systems.