00:05Qsp and Hawk Seal are two part epoxy putty designed for potting Hawk barrier glands.

00:11These instructions apply to the standard Hawk seal and QSP compounds always use the glove

00:17supplied when handling the compound.

00:20If any compound comes into contact with the skin, it should immediately be cleaned off with

00:25skin cleaner. It should not be allowed to dry on the skin.

00:29Hawk seal or QSP is supplied in a two part package.

00:34The compound should be mixed in a 1 to 1 ratio until the colors have blended into one rolling

00:40and folding is the most effective way to achieve an even blend.

00:49The cable Gland should already be prepared for putty compound installation.

00:53As per the assembly instructions tip.

00:57During Gland installations, we recommend removing the rubber resin dam before installing

01:02the spigot or diablo components, slide the entry and pot away from the spigot.

01:10Any armor clamping device should already be engaged here as per the Gland assembly

01:14instructions, spread the cable cores and pack the compound between the cores tip.

01:22A cylindrical shape is the best way to ensure that the compound is effectively packed between

01:27the cores. Once all the gaps and voids have been filled,

01:31bring the conductors back together, tape the conductors together to prevent disturbance of

01:36the compound seal. Whilst packing pack more compound around the

01:41outside of the conductors shape the compound

01:48using the palm of your hand tip.

01:52The compound should form a cone shape to aid installation and reduce the risk of buoys

01:57during pot installation past the compound part over the packed

02:04compound, ensuring it's three quarters of the way down to maintain an even fill throughout

02:10and to fill any voids.

02:13Fit the entry pot and press down to push the compound chamber towards the armor clapping,

02:17spigot, remove any surplus compound, particularly where the compound pot

02:24meets the spigot and continue to press down until the compound pot sits correctly on the

02:29spigot component, immediately remove the entry and inspect the compound for voids.

02:36This is the compound prior to installation in the entry.

02:39It has not been cured, repair before the compound cures,

02:44pushing more compound down into the pot if necessary, place the entry over the silicon pot

02:50to ensure it is held in the correct shape.

02:53Screw up the Gland hand tight, roll the surplus

02:59compound and seat it on the cable.

03:03Once this is cured, the cable, Gland is ready for installation tip.

03:08Refer to the Hawk Seal or Q SS P packaging or assembly instructions for curing times.

03:14Once the compound is fully cured, the cause could be manipulated and the system could be

03:18energized