Avery Tools Firewall Pass-Thru Pyro-Tape, Pyro-Sleeve, Pyro-Cloth

[terrye]

Does anyone know the source (manufacturer and/or part number) of the Pyro-Tape, Pyro-Sleeve and Pyro-Cloth materials that were part of the Avery Tools Firewall Pass-Thru Kit? I'm using the Vans FF-00001 firewall penetration and these are the same OD as the Avery Tools kit.
Thank you

 

[penguin]

Does anyone know the source (manufacturer and/or part number) of the Pyro-Tape, Pyro-Sleeve and Pyro-Cloth materials that were part of the Avery Tools Firewall Pass-Thru Kit? I'm using the Vans FF-00001 firewall penetration and these are the same OD as the Avery Tools kit.
Thank you

They were made by Safeair1 and called the Firewall Pass-Thru Kit p/n SA-05

 

[terrye]

Thanks for the reply, I'm not sure if Safeair1 still exists, I can't access their website. I wasn't so much interested in the kit, mainly the Pyro-Tape, Pyro-Sleeve and Pyro-Cloth that was included in the kit. I'm using the Vans FF-00001 firewall penetrations which are 1" OD, same as the Avery firewall penetrations.

 

[penguin]

I think they used firesleeve cut into patches and - I think - self amalgamating tape, but its a while since I used one.
Are you thinking about stuff like this https://www.designengineering.com/black-titanium-protect-a-sleeve-05-x-36/
and this? https://www.designengineering.com/fire-tape-self-vulcanizing-tape/

 

[terrye]

I have some Aeroquip firesleeve and the internal glass insulation is "flocked". The Avery outer sleeve (Pyro-Sleeve in the installation instructions) glass insulation appears to be woven as does the cloth (Pyro-Cloth). the closest I can find on the internet is this:

Pyrojacket® Sleeve: The World's Most Trusted Firesleeve.

Pyrojacket fiber sleeve withstanding repeated exposure to molten steel, molten aluminum and glass. These fire sleeves withstand intense radiant heat and flame.

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But I'm not sure if this is the actual product.