Latest News
- Article in Oct. issue of MP magazine regarding stainless steel bolts 12/12/2011
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See the article in the October issue of MP magazine regarding stainless steel bolts.
- Corrosion 2012 NACE Conference in Salt Lake City, UT 11/23/2011
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Sap-Seal Products, Inc. is pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting at the NACE Conference in Salt Lake City, UT from March 12 through March 15.
Please visit us at Booth #1416.
- Caps for Solar Carport Canopy 11/14/2011
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Weld-Done Welding Inc. is using SAP-SEAL® snap-on caps on their custom fabricated solar carport canopies. The caps serve two purposes; first, they protect the bolt ups on the steel, and secondly, they really look great, adding to the finished look of their systems.
- Sandblasting Protection for Coated Nuts and Bolts 10/11/2011
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Recently, our caps have been used to protect fluoropolymer-coated fasteners from sand blasting. These expensive nuts and bolts were located on oil pipeline flanges that were scheduled for this treatment, and as you can see in our photo gallery, the caps did their job and remain in place today.
- 2011 FSAWWA Fall Conference in Orlando, FL 9/9/2011
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Sap-Seal Products, Inc. is pleased to announce it will be exhibiting on November 28th, 29th and 30th at the FSAWWA Fall Conference located this year at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, FL.
Our booth is # 710 located near the classrooms.
- 2011 NACE Conference 2/11/2011
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Sap Seal Products, Inc., is pleased to announce that we will be exhibiting in Houston, TX at the 2011 NACE conference.
Please visit us at BOOTH # 2342.
- ATTN: Engineers 1/24/2011
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Recently, specifications for many Water Treatment plants have included threaded polyethylene caps with inhibitor to cover nuts and bolts on pipe flanges. Our SCREW-ON STYLE cap has the unique design that allows for the "grease" to be injected into the cap, prior to shipment, thereby saving the contractor the cost of manually coating these fasteners by hand. The number of fasteners often number in the thousands which means the savings can be substantial.
