FG8 Food Grade Silicone


A specially formulated silicone sealant for applications in the food machinery and food preparation industries. Contains a powerful and effective anti- fungal compound to prevent microbial growth on seals.


Application: approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for food contact, FG8 can be used to create waterproof seals and joints in machinery, to seal between ceramic tiles and kitchen fittings and to seal between walls and floors and around deep freezers, refrigeration units and food processing machinery.


Suitable for internal use, FG8 has a lifespan of 25 years and a movement value of 25%.


NSF/ANSI Standard 51 FDA No 21 CFR 177.1210 & 177.2600


Code BDFG8WH


Colour White


Size Box Barcode 310ml 12 5060021360229 Code


BDOBBR BDOBST BDOBWH


Colour Brown


Stone White


Size EU3


EU3 EU3


Box Barcode 25


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BUILD-MATE Building Mastic


A traditional oil based, gunnable pointing and sealing mastic for general exterior building applications.


Application: with low toxicity and superior adhesion to all building surfaces, Build-Mate is ideal for sealing and bedding window and door frames manufactured from metal and wood. It can also be used for the maintenance of low-rise building joints, seals and flashing and for pointing around pre- cast building materials. Weatherproof in most applications, it can be over-painted when cured with most conventional oil paints and is sag resistant.


For external application. This product is unsuitable for use with uPVC. Build-Mate has a lifespan of 10 years.


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HT30 Heat Resistant Sealant


A ready-to-use, acetic curing silicone sealant. Specifically designed for high temperature applications, it is UV resistant and weatherproof.


Application: for sealing joints which are exposed to high temperatures, i.e. connections on ovens, heating systems, machinery, car bodies in the vicinity of engines, etc. After curing, HT30 will permanently resist temperatures of 2000


to 3000


C and will resist temperatures up C for short periods. It can also


be used with nylon, ABS, metals and polyester in immersion or humid heat, however a primer may be required.


For use internally and externally, HT30 has a lifespan of 25 years and a movement value of 25%.


LN11 FIRESCREEN Silicone Sealant


A fire-resistant, neutral cure silicone for the protection of engineered movement joints in buildings. Halogen-free to reduce the risk of toxic fumes and corrosion in the event of fire.


Application: for sealing door panels, door frames, partitions and cap beading of protective fire glazing. LN11 maintains the integrity of firewalls when breached by conduits and pipes, etc. Suitable for use on concrete, cement, all kinds of metals, timber, glass, ceramics and many plastics.


LN11 carries all the benefits of a silicone rubber sealant, has a lifespan of 35 years and a movement value of 25%.


EN1366 - 3 (penetration seals) EN1366 - 4 (linear joints)


Code


BDHT30R BDHT30BL


Colour Red


Black


Size


Box Barcode


310ml 12 310ml 12


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Code BDLN11


Colour White


Size


Box Barcode 310ml 12 5060021360199


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