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EMPE GLUE (30 KG)

Reference: 500701

Condition: New product

Adhesive for high temperature applications.

Glue insulation on steel or insulation materials to each other.

Non-combustible
Does not emit smoke
Max temp. ca. 1000°C
Odorless

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Empe glue consists of a mixture of various inorganic substances.

The glue is incombustible and does not create smoke if the temperature exceeds the permitted maximum. In that case, it will melt.

Empe glue is very suitable for applying thermal insulation materials because the glue can withstand temperatures of about 1000ºC.

The product adheres well to almost all foundations and can be used to glue insulation materials to steel and/or other foundations or to glue insulation materials together.

The product has a high pH value so it does not damage steel. In damp conditions, aluminium may be slightly damaged.

Empe glue is imperishable, sterile, not subject to decay, odourless and is not damaged by vermin, mould or fungi.

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Category	Replacement part
Standards	Empe is incombustible according to the EN-ISO 1182:2002 method for Euro classification in accordance with EN13501-1:2002 and in accordance with IMO Res. A. 799 (19). Report numbers of Effectis 2006-CVB-R0524 and 2006-CVB-R0521 are available on request.