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Fire
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An adhesive cement, available in either natural grey or black colour.
Does not exude oil or stain most absorbent materials. Water based,
non-toxic, produced from natural mineral products and does not contain
hydrocarbon resins or solvents. Withstands heat up to 1250°C.
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Fire
Cement |
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Generally
Stock |
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Weights |
1Kg Tub - 1.2 Kg
2Kg Tub - 2.2 Kg |
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As low as
£5.00 (see
all) |
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over 10Kg and we'll
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to UK Mainland (excl highlands) |
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Description
An adhesive cement, available in either natural grey or black colour.
Does not exude oil or stain most absorbent materials. Water based,
non-toxic, produced from natural mineral products and does not contain
hydrocarbon resins or solvents. Withstands heat up to 1250°C.
Specially formulated and recommended by industrial and domestic cooking
and heating appliance manufacturers throughout the world for sealing
external and internal joints on all types of stoves, ovens, cooking and
heating appliances. |
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Strong adhesive
properties at all temperatures
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Will not crack, craze or
crumble from thermal shock, vibration or age under normal conditions
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Sets to a tough
substance which is impervious to acids, solvents, oil and water
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Hardens by air drying
and operational heat which improves and strengthens seals and joints
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Adheres strongly to any
clean surface free from oil, grease and rust - iron, steel,
firebrick, concrete, glass, mica, enamel.
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Withstands operating
temperatures of domestic and industrial cooking and heating
appliances whilst retaining full adhesive sealing properties up to
1250°C
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Confines heat where
required and prevents the infiltration of cold air and draughts
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Improves operational
efficiency and fuel saving
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Economical in cost and
application
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