Fireproof Putty for Apartments, Thermally Expanding Heat-Resistant Sealant, 590g, Fire Pro Series

4518301061973 Inaba Denko Fireproof Putty for Apartments, Thermally Expanding Heat-Resistant Sealant, 590g, Fire Pro Series, IRM-75P

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*This is a material for fireproof measures when penetrating fire compartmentation for air conditioner piping in apartment buildings.
*Widely compatible with commercially available air conditioner caps (stainless steel and resin). This expands the scope of application.
*The putty material can be stored in the pipe hole until installation.
*Installation is simple: just fill the entire pipe hole with the putty material. It can also be used without an air conditioner cap.
*Compatible with walls 100mm or thicker, concrete walls, and ALC walls.
*It is not necessary to fill the gap between the claws and sleeve of metal caps, where it is difficult to apply putty.
*Two insulated drain hoses can be used, making it compatible with air conditioners with non-water-supply humidification.
*Certified by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and approved by the General Incorporated Foundation Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center.