Selleys Ezi Press Wet Area Silicone
Selleys Wet Area Ezi Press is ready to use – simply press the lever to apply – no caulking gun required.
Selleys ProSeries Fireblock is a low modulus, non-slumping, PSA composite sealant suitable for fire and acoustic rated construction*
Features
- Up to 4 hours fire rating in accordance with AS1530.4-2005 and ASTM E1966-07*
- Tested to ASTM E814-09 for penetrations in plasterboard lined walls
- Acoustic rated in 67Rw walls AS/NZIS0717-1
- UV indicator to confirm Fireblock usage
- Excellent adhesion to joint movement capabilities
- Paintable
- Isocyanate free
- Low Odour
- Water clean up
- *For fire rating, minimum joint width 40mm. Install backing rod in joint to control sealant depth.
Where can this product be used?
- Non-trafficable control joints in concrete, masonry, aerated concrete and brick fire rated construction.
- Acoustic sealing between most common building materials such as concrete, masonry, aerated concrete, plasterboard, fibre cement, metals, timber and plastic as part of a suitable design.
- Penetrations and perimeter sealing in plasterboard
What materials is this product suitable for?
- Concrete
- Masonry
- Brick
- Aerated concrete
- Metals
- Fibre cement
- Plasterboard
- Timber
- Most plastics#
- # Not for PE, PP or PTFE.
Please contact your store to confirm avaliability, as some stores may have a limited range.
| Size |
600mL Sausage |
| Colours |
Light grey |
| Technology |
PSA Composite |
| Use |
Interior |
|
Exterior |
The following should only be used as a guide and the installer should apply all Australian Standards, BCA/NZBC requirements, and best practices when using Proseries Fireblock.
- Substrates must be clean, dry and free from oil, grease, release agents, dust and loose material.
- Insert sausage into sausage gun and snip metal clip from one end. Attach nozzle and extrude sealant smoothly into joint, while ensuring that all substrates are well wetted out with sealant.
- For fire rating, joint width should be between 10mm and 40mm. Minimum joint depth should be 10mm or half the width for joints wider than 20mm. Install backing rod in joint to control sealant depth.
- Allow the sealant to form a thick skin before painting with a flexible paint. To avoid paint cracking, the sealant should be allowed to fully cure before painting with flat and/or ceiling paint.
- Consult Selleys Technical Service or the website for full details of fire and acoustic specifications, joint design, product application and limitations.
Limitations:
- Not recommended for continuous submersion or below water line use.
- # Not for PE, PP or PTFE.
- Allow the sealant to form a thick skin before painting with a flexible paint. To avoid paint cracking with flat and/or ceiling paint, the sealant should be allowed to fully cure before painting.
- For exterior applications protect from rain until painted with suitable exterior paint
- Standards Tested ISO 717-1 Acoustic testing in plasterboard lined wall
- Standards Tested ASTM E1966-07 Vertical control joints
- Standards Tested ASTM E814-09 Vertical plasterboard wall with penetrations
- Standards Tested ISO9046 Joint movement capability
- Clean tools and equipment in water before the sealant cures.
- To remove cured sealant, tools will need to be soaked in water followed by mechanical action.
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