A premium grade intumescent acrylic sealant that swells to prevent the passage of fire and smoke. It can provide up to 4 hours of fire resistance and is fire, smoke and acoustic rated.
 
Features & Benefits
A halogen-free, polymer-based sealant
60 minutes fire-rated
Acoustic tested to achieve 55dB Rw
Compatible with standard plastic and timber packers Compatible with standard plastic and timber packers
Long-lasting flexibility
12.5% joint movement capability
Available in white and orange
Applicator gun not included, but available to purchase here
Fire protection for FD30-120 fire-rated door sets with FAS Fire Door Foam™
Please note - orange pigments may differ between production batches
 
Areas of Application
Cavity gap filling and perimeter pointing in partition joints and between fire door frames, screens and walls
Provides 30-60 minutes of fire resistance for 5mm gaps or below without backing, and 30-120 minutes of fire resistance for gaps up to 25mm with FAS Fire Door Foam™ or stone mineral fibre wool
Timber frames - softwood (FD30), hardwood (FD60)
 
Fire Rating
Extensively fire tested to 30-120 minutes with fire doorsets in accordance with BS 476: Pt 20 & 22: 1987 and BS EN 1634-1: 2014.
 
Certifire Certificate
CF5840
 
Acoustic Rating
Acoustic tested in accordance with BS EN ISO 10140-2:2010.
Complies with the requirements of Approved Document E.
Shelf Life 
18 months if stored in accordance with storage guidance.  
 
Storage & Disposal  
Cartridges or foil sausages can be stored for at least 18 months from the production date when stored in a cool, dry environment, in original unopened containers, and at temperatures between 2⁰C and 30⁰C. Do not allow it to freeze. 
These products should not be left in an overheated environment, in temperatures above +50˚C or exposed to direct sunlight.  
Empty cartridges or foils should be disposed of appropriately in line with local regulations. Refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet for more information. 
 
Maintenance 
Recorded inspection should be conducted in line with the maintenance and inspection schedule that is defined for the building or project. These should be conducted and recorded by competent individuals.