Hello I don't know if it's a good department. If necessary, please transfer. The question as in the title, what to use to seal the thread in the compressor (marked in yellow). I broke it red and now I have to change the whole kit, this splitter. From what I noticed, it is sealed with...

It does not have to be Loctite - just anaerobic glue (many manufacturers) and from the weak or medium series (I use the blue drei bond also for pneumatics), do not use strong ones because if you have to unscrew it, you will soon break the 10/50 gram containers (for all or marketach techniqolla) at 10/20 zeta.

If you do not like hemp and Teflon - you are left with: glue or thread string (recently fashionable in supermarkets).

Any specific glue? Because it is intended for pipes from PLN 100 from what I have seen.

And with this: I am using it. link: As a side note, you can see how cheesy this Chinese compressor reducer is. PS. Not PLN 100, but PLN 38!

In supermarkets, 10g tubes are 15/20 zeta and they are perfectly fine.

Give a link where they sell for PLN 38.

@new.green.from And even on Alle ....... Fr.

A tube of 5- 10 grams is enough for one thread.

There is no loctite 5776 on the Allegro as it is loctite 577 for 50 PLN and loctite 5776 is available as mentioned before from 100 PLN Link Well, unless it's the same as I doubt. Maybe similar but not the same.

I bought some regular castorama thread glue and it actually works, nothing lets through. Thanks for the advice

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Hello
I don't know if it's a good department. If necessary, please transfer. The question as in the title, what to use to seal the thread in the compressor (marked in yellow). I broke it red and now I have to change the whole kit, this splitter. From what I noticed, it is sealed with some yellow glue (it looks like this). I'm afraid that the traditional hemp method may damage this manifold by pressing the thread inward. And the Teflon tape may not demand as it was with what was marked in red.
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If you do not like hemp and Teflon - you are left with: glue or thread string (recently fashionable in supermarkets).
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Any specific glue? Because it is intended for pipes from PLN 100 from what I have seen.
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And with this: I am using it.
link: http://www.loctite.co.uk/loctite-4087.htm?nodeid=8802634760193
As a side note, you can see how cheesy this Chinese compressor reducer is.
PS. Not PLN 100, but PLN 38!
#5 16392250 04 Apr 2017 20:08

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16392250 04 Apr 2017 20:08

In supermarkets, 10g tubes are 15/20 zeta and they are perfectly fine.
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Krzysztof Kamienski wrote:
PS. Not PLN 100, but PLN 38!

Give a link where they sell for PLN 38.
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@new.green.from And even on Alle ....... Fr.
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A tube of 5- 10 grams is enough for one thread.
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Krzysztof Kamienski wrote:
And even on Alle ....... Fr.

There is no loctite 5776 on the Allegro as it is loctite 577 for 50 PLN and loctite 5776 is available as mentioned before from 100 PLN Link
Well, unless it's the same as I doubt. Maybe similar but not the same.
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16392414 04 Apr 2017 21:06

It does not have to be Loctite - just anaerobic glue (many manufacturers) and from the weak or medium series (I use the blue drei bond also for pneumatics), do not use strong ones because if you have to unscrew it, you will soon break the 10/50 gram containers (for all or marketach techniqolla) at 10/20 zeta.
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I bought some regular castorama thread glue and it actually works, nothing lets through. Thanks for the advice
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around sealing threads in a compressor, particularly after a component failure. Users express concerns about using traditional hemp or Teflon tape, suggesting alternatives like anaerobic glue. Specific recommendations include using Loctite products, particularly Loctite 577 and Loctite 4087, as well as other brands of anaerobic glue. Users mention the availability of these products in various price ranges, with some finding effective solutions at local supermarkets. The consensus is to avoid strong adhesives to facilitate future disassembly.
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