While having my roof redone, my above-ground fuel oil tank suddenly started leaking—fast. Nothing we tried could stop it. I had to hold my finger over the hole while we called for help. When the fire crew arrived with Rupture Seal, they applied the right size and immediately stopped the leak. It held securely until I could replace the tank the next day. The tank was ¾ full—this could have been a major spill. Rupture Seal made all the difference.

Rupture Seal is a staple on all our emergency response vehicles. Most recently it was used to seal a gas leak, saving time and stopping what could of been a serious environmental hazard. This is a very reliable product and we can’t say enough positive things about it. The Rupture Seal Team is also very helpful and wonderful to work with.

Rupture Seal is a staple on all our emergency response vehicles. Most recently it was used to seal a gas leak, saving time and stopping what could of been a serious environmental hazard. This is a very reliable product and we can't say enough positive things about it. The Rupture Seal Team is also very helpful and wonderful to work with.

I recently purchased the Rupture Seal Pro Kit for our emergency response team, and it has already proven its value. The kit is well-organized, easy to carry, and provides a wide range of seals for different types of leaks. We had to use it on a punctured chemical drum during a training exercise, and the seal held instantly with no leaks. What really impressed us was how quickly it deployed it literally took seconds. Having the Pro Kit on hand gives our team confidence that we can handle unexpected spills safely and efficiently. Highly recommended for anyone responsible for spill response or hazmat situation

I swear by this product. A couple of years ago, we had a guy accidentally put a fork through a Styrene drum, and we were able to patch it using their rectangular silicone seal. It sealed perfectly. Then, just a couple of months ago, the same thing happened again, and once more it held strong. The seal is definitely chemical resistant—at least to Styrene. Out of curiosity, we left it on, and even days later it was still sealed tight.