RISE Duct Seal
Water, Gas and Fire Tight
The RISE Duct Sealing System provides an effective and
simple solution to all fire, gas and watertight duct
sealing requirements. It consists of only 2 components:
Rubber insert sleeves and FIWA; a silicone based, fire
resistant, water repellent sealant. Thus, making the
system quick and easy to install.
MISCELLANEOUS
Key Benefits:
• Cost effective • Quick and easy to install
• High levels of Gas and Water-tightness • Up to 4 hours fire protection
• Few components • Ease of re-entry for adding cables
• Suitable for Trefoil cables • No frame required
Water and Gas Tight
The elasticity and high bonding strength of the FIWA sealant offers a flexible seal, which
resists movement, shock and vibration, as well as high pressure. The RISE rubber insert
sleeves are applied to provide cable separation and a backing for the application of the
FIWA. For Water and Gas-Tight applications our standard 60mm RISE sleeve is sufficient.
Fire, Water and Gas Tight
Using the type FRR/LEHF RISE insert sleeves at a length of 160mm and applying FIWA
Sealant to both faces of the opening provides a fire tight seal. When exposed to heat
or flame, the system expands to around 10 times it’s original volume, creating a rubber
mass surrounding the cables within the penetration. Assuring total conduit sealing
protection against fire, heat, toxic and corrosive gases.
Contact our sales office for further details.
Wire & Cable Pulling Lubricant
LUB-I-Standard
Water soluble translucent gel which produces low
co-efficient of friction for pulling all types of wire
and cable.
Part Number Quantity
LUB-I 0.21 0.21 Litre
LUB-I 0.95 0.95 Litre
LUB-I 3.78 3.78 Litre
LUB-I 18.92 18.92 Litre
A heavy duty version with higher solid contents (LUB-P) is available for long / heavy
pulls in 3.78 Litre, 18.92 Litre and 207.9 Litre.
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