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If the material is uncured right after assembly, can an immediate pressure test or functional test be performed on the component?

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If the material is uncured right after assembly, can an immediate pressure test or functional test be performed on the component?

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Yes. Although the sealant is uncured, it has a specific viscosity or rheology that gives it blow out resistance and can withstand typical in-line pressure tests. Turbulent oil during functional tests also will not wash or disturb the uncured sealant in the joint.