Fire Cement is a ready and mixed combination of thermosetting resins and inorganic fillers. When applied and exposed to high temperatures, this combination is capable of healing, which results in a mortar. This mortar is temperature resistant up to 1250ºC. If a smoothing tool is not available, a wetted finger can be used to achieve a similar effect. Perform the finishing process before the sealant begins to skin, ensuring a neat and tidy appearance. Of course, there are lots of other uses for high temperature silicone sealant that don’t involve your woodburner. What people say about Heatmate High Temperature Silicone Sealant In the case of porous surfaces, slightly moistening them can improve adhesion. It is always recommended to conduct a preliminary adhesion test on the specific substrate to ensure compatibility and optimal performance. The sealant can withstand temperatures up to 300°C, which makes it the ideal solution to the problems outlined above. Where can you use high temperature silicone sealant?

Soudal Firecement HT° is a top-quality, high temperature resistant fire cement sealant designed for applications where extreme heat is a concern. With its exceptional capabilities, this product offers reliable sealing and protection in various environments. It is effortless to use, ready to be applied directly from the container without any additional mixing or preparation. The sealant can be used anywhere where you need to seal a gap or joint in your stove system. This might include sealing:Heat retardant sealing at existing constructions: Soudal Firecement HT° can be used for heat retardant sealing in existing constructions, providing reliable protection against high temperatures. Open and close the door on a cheap Chinese stove. Then open and close the door on a DG stove, Arada stoves, Woodford stoves, Hamlet stoves or Saltfire stoves. You’ll understand the difference. Ready to use: Soudal Firecement HT° is ready to use straight from the container, eliminating the need for additional mixing or preparation. One of the significant benefits of Soudal Firecement HT° is that it does not contain asbestos or any other harmful components. This makes it a safe choice for internal use, giving you peace of mind when applying it in various applications. The absence of hazardous materials ensures a healthier working and living environment, making this fire cement sealant an excellent choice for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.

Smooth the Surface: For best results, spray the surface with a soapy solution before the sealant begins to skin. This solution enables easy smoothing and ensures a smooth, professional finish. You can use a caulking tool or a wet finger to smooth the caulk and remove any excess. What is the maximum output in kW of your "5kW" wood burning stove? The majority of manufacturers just specify the “nominal output” and this figure means very little in real life. The nominal is a figure the manufacturer chooses to sell the stove at - the stove is capable of reaching at least this output with one fuel load. Nominal means "capable of". But it is not the maximum.Sealing of joints and openings at furnaces, chimney flues, heating systems, central heatings, barbecues, etc.: This fire cement sealant is suitable for a wide range of applications, including sealing joints and openings in furnaces, chimney flues, heating systems, central heatings, barbecues, and more. A slight heating up of the installation during 12 hours after application of Firecement HT° will prevent the forming of bubbles and improve the sealant structure. Fire putty is also widely used for sealing against the escape of smoke and flue gases in residential and commercial appliances, such as stoves, chimneys, and central heating systems. How to Use Fire Cement on Flue Pipe?

No wood-burning stove installation is complete with a trusty tube of high temperature silicone sealant. For obvious reasons, you will want to make sure that the stove and flue is correctly sealed before starting to use it. Any gases and smoke produced by your woodburner need to be burnt in the firebox when flammable, then make their way up your flue pipe.Apply Consistent Pressure: Apply consistent pressure on the caulking gun trigger to dispense the sealant. Start at one end of the joint or gap and steadily move along its length.