1500°C High Temp Silicate Sealant Stove Flue Glass Black, Dark Grey Once Heated
After the final solidification, slowly heat the sealant up to +250 °C. As the result of heating, the mass will turn dark grey and become extra-hard.
Are you struggling with leaky joints or crumbling seals in your high-heat appliances? Ensure your heating systems operate safely and efficiently with our premium high-temperature silicate sealant. Expertly formulated to withstand extreme thermal stress up to 1500°C, this heavy-duty silicate compound is the ultimate solution for repairing and insulating chimneys, wood-burning stoves, ovens, and fireplaces. Its ready-to-use, odourless, and halogen-free formula guarantees a hassle-free application without releasing harsh chemical fumes into your home.
Achieving a permanent, professional-grade fix has never been easier. This highly versatile sealant bonds exceptionally well to multiple surfaces, including metal, natural stone, concrete, and brick. Simply apply to static joints or cracks, and as it slowly heats up to 250°C, the paste cures into a durable, dark grey, rock-hard barrier. Say goodbye to draughts, smoke leakage, and temporary fixes. Invest in our heat-resistant sealant today to safeguard your flue pipes and glass, ensuring reliable, rock-solid insulation.
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Extreme 1500°C Heat Resistance
Safely withstands intense thermal stress, making it the perfect choice for sealing ovens, stoves, and fireplaces without cracking or failing.
Versatile Multi-Surface Adhesion
Forms a robust, reliable bond with metal, natural stone, brick, and concrete to guarantee secure repairs across all your heating appliances.
Durable Hard-Curing Formula
Reacts with heat to cure into an extra-hard, dark grey finish, providing permanent and resilient insulation for static cracks and joints.
Odourless and Halogen-Free
Comes ready for immediate, hassle-free application, ensuring a smooth finish without releasing unpleasant chemical smells into your home.
Hazard: causes serious eye damage (H318).
