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From £14.86 to £42.08
Intumescent foam to fire seal gaps and voids around services or awkward openings. (PRODUCT 44)
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From £8.86 to £11.43
Heat resistant, multi purpose sealant adhesive suitable for a wide range of substrates. (PRODUCT 60)
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From £8.37 to £21.73
Powerful intumescent sealant for sealing voids around services passing through fire-rated surfaces. (PRODUCT 146)
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From £61.62 to £71.94
Intumescent flexible silicone sealant for sealing gaps up to 50mm wide. (PRODUCT 62)
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£16.13
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Bonding and sealing liquid for porous surfaces such as wood or plaster. (PRODUCT 93)
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From £3.98 to £58.48
Silicone sealant for use in areas where surface temperature will exceed 50°C. (PRODUCT 115)
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From £10.82 to £108.17
Thixotropic Contact Adhesive to adhere to plywood (not available in tubes). (PRODUCT 38)
Fireproof adhesives are essential for bonding materials together in fire-sensitive environments. Unlike regular adhesives, these fire-resistant variants are formulated to maintain their integrity under extreme heat. They are commonly used in construction and industrial applications to secure components where fire safety is a priority. For example, they can be applied to join metal, wood, or masonry surfaces, ensuring that joints remain intact and do not compromise structural integrity during a fire.
Similarly, fireproof fillers are used to seal gaps and cracks in various building materials. These fillers are essential for closing off voids where flames or smoke could potentially travel, providing a barrier that helps contain fires within designated areas. They are often used around pipe penetrations, electrical conduits, and other openings in walls and ceilings. By filling these gaps with a fire-resistant material, they help to maintain the fire-resistance rating of walls and other structures.
Sealants also play a vital role in fire prevention. Fireproof sealants are designed to create an airtight and fire-resistant barrier between surfaces, which helps to prevent the spread of smoke and flames. These sealants are often used in joints and seams in construction materials, ensuring that they do not become weak points in the event of a fire.
Overall, fireproof adhesives, fillers, and sealants are indispensable tools in fire prevention strategies. Their ability to bond, fill, and seal various materials while resisting high temperatures makes them crucial for maintaining safety and enhancing fire resistance in any building.