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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant

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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant intumescent is a one part acrylic emulsion that is designed to resist the passage of fire, smoke and sound. FireMastic-300 will intumesce and form a char when exposed to the heat of a fire, which will prevent the passage of fire and smoke for up to 5 hours in both integrity and insulation. In normal use, it will also maintain the sound reduction index of a structure.

FireMastic-300’s superior acoustic properties mean it offers up to a 63dB sound reduction, making it ideal for high performance STC installation.

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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant
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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant
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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant intumescent is a one part acrylic emulsion that is designed to resist the passage of fire, smoke and sound.

FireMastic-300 will intumesce and form a char when exposed to the heat of a fire, which will prevent the passage of fire and smoke for up to 5 hours in both integrity and insulation. In normal use, it will also maintain the sound reduction index of a structure.

FireMastic-300’s superior acoustic properties mean it offers up to a 63dB sound reduction, making it ideal for high performance STC installation.

Key Benefits
  • 5 hours industry-leading mastic offering up to FRL of -/300/300
  • Acoustic reduction up to 67dB
  • Used for sealing linear gaps and around service penetrations such as ducts, dampers, cables and metallic pipes
  • Certified for use in concrete, plasterboard, masonry, AAC, Hebel, Speedpanel, Korok, AFS, Shaftliner, Dincel and timber installations
  • Approved to AS1530.4(2014), AS4072.1 and BS EN1366
  • Highly flexible, up to 40% movement
  • High yield so installation material costs and labour are both decreased
  • Gap widths up to 50mm
  • Available in standard colours of grey and white, other colours available upon request
  • Widely adaptable to seal around other passive fire products such as dampers, pillows, collars and batts
  • Can be painted once cured

Installation

  • Ensure that the gap, aperture and/or services in question are tested with BOSS FireMastic-300™ and the site conditions are within the application specification.
  • Ensure all surfaces are clean, dry and free from grease.
  • Use masking tape to provide straight edges around surfaces, if required for aesthetics.
  • Please refer to the page under backing rod to determine if a backing rod is required.
  • Cut nozzle to required bead size and apply to the substrate via a caulking gun. Smooth out sealant with a wet spatula within 5 minutes for a professional finish.
  • Clean tools immediately after use with water.
  • Tack dry within 30mins cures 3mm per 24hrs.­ 

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Firemastic 300 Acrylic Sealant

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