How much pressure can an EWARP patch hold?

An EWARP (Emergency Water Activated Repair Patch) is designed for quickly sealing leaks and breaches in systems, particularly in pipework, to prevent further damage and maintain operational safety. The effectiveness and pressure-holding capability of an EWARP patch is generally recognized to be up to 150 psi. This makes it suitable for a variety of emergency situations where higher pressure systems might be in operation, allowing for a reliable and immediate temporary fix until a more permanent repair can be made.

It’s important to highlight that while an EWARP is a robust solution under certain conditions, it should be applied correctly and only in the scenarios for which it was designed. Being aware of its pressure limitations is crucial for ensuring that it is used effectively without risking further damage or failure in the system it is meant to protect.