VITCAS FC - FLUE CEMENT 1250°C – Air Setting - Cement Ready Mixed - Heat Resistant Sealant – Quick Drying

VITCAS Flue Fire Cement, for use in domestic fires and stoves operating on solid fuels and gas, is a high temperature mortar paste for fitting ceramic flue liners.

VITCAS Flue Cement is a high temperature ready mixed fireproof mortar paste, designed for the safe installation/jointing of clay and concrete flue liners for use with domestic fires and stoves e.g. coal, wood burning or gas (including flame effect). Be sure that the place is safe, eliminating all dirt, dust, rust and grease. Cut the top of the cartridge off, screw the nozzle on and cut the nozzle to the size necessary. Dampen the surface where you intend to add the material. Using a cartridge pistol, apply it. Flue liners with the sockets faced upwards should be mounted. The content is set at room temperature, so by lighting the fire or adding heat, the time can be shortened, steadily increasing over a period of four hours. : Vitcas FC Flue cement is best option for installation/jointing of clay and concrete flue liners for use with domestic fires and stoves with heat resistance up to 1250°C.

EXCELLENT ADHESION: The FC Flue cement will provide excellent adhesion, designed for the safe installation/jointing of clay and concrete flue liners for use with domestic fires and stoves e.g. coal, wood burning or gas (including flame effect). CONVERTS TO ROCK: The FC Flue cement will convert itself to rock like hardness when it is exposed to air. The composition is made in a way that it hardens up when exposed to open air. FOR JOINING: Vitcas FC Flue cement is best option for installation/jointing of clay and concrete flue liners for use with domestic fires and stoves. EASY TO USE: Apply using a cartridge gun, flue cement comes in a smooth paste, you can directly apply it to the broken area and it will harden up once it comes in contact with open air. APPLICATION METHOD: Before applying the flue cement make sure to clean all the dirt and dust, then dampen the area of application and then apply using a cartridge gun.