Vesta RTV880 automotive silicone gasket maker tube

RTV880 Silicone
Gasket Maker

Automotive Mechanical Assemblies

Formed-in-place sealing shaped around the flange.

An RTV silicone gasket maker for compatible engine, cooling-system and transmission-cover assemblies.

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Automotive engine bay with gasketed cover assemblies
Formed-in-place gasket sealing
ChemistryOne-part RTV silicone
Designed forFormed-in-place gasket sealing
Match toFlange, fluids and temperature
InstallationFollow the component service procedure
Product overview

An elastic gasket formed directly on the assembly.

RTV880 is a room-temperature-vulcanizing silicone that forms an elastic sealing bead on compatible mechanical assemblies. Match the product and installation process to the flange materials, service fluids, operating temperature and return-to-service requirements.

  • Oil-pan and valve-cover flanges
  • Timing-cover assemblies
  • Water-pump and thermostat-housing joints
  • Compatible transmission end covers

Typical Applications

Valve & Timing CoversFormed-in-place sealing along compatible cover flanges.
Oil Pans & Lower CoversElastic sealing for compatible lower-engine assemblies.
Cooling-System HousingsWater-pump and thermostat-housing flange joints.
Transmission HousingsCompatible powertrain covers exposed to specified service fluids.
Match the assembly conditions

Check the flange design, materials, fluids, service temperature, bead placement, torque and cure procedure. RTV880 is a gasket maker, not an automotive-glass adhesive.

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