BFC - Black FIRE Cement 1250°C

Vitcas BFC-Black Fire Cement is a smooth paste that when exposed to the air leaves rock hard. For fire bricks, blockwork, mortar, clay ware, and most metals, Fire Cement has outstanding adhesion. Cracks of less than 5 mm and seals to create smoke and gas close joints are mainly useful for limited repair work. Make sure the area is clean and that all dirt, dust, rust, and grease is removed. Cut off the top of the cartridge, screw on the nozzle, and cut the nozzle to the required size. Dampen the surface where the material is to be applied. Apply using a cartridge gun. The material will set at room temperatures, but the time will be reduced by lighting the fire or applying heat, gradually increasing over a four-hour period. After curing any fine cracks that may appear in the cement should be filled with the same material to ensure an air-tight seal. Sealing of visible metal to metal joints, sealing of visible joints in association with stove rope between flue pipes and stoves, installation or restoration of ranges, fireplaces, ovens, and boilers, cast iron stove assembly, cookers, and ranges, for these purposes the black cement can be used.

• EXCELLENT ADHESION: The black fire cement will provide excellent adhesion, it is ideal to use for firebricks, blockworks, stone, clayware and to almost all types of metals.
• CONVERTS TO ROCK: The black fire cement will convert itself to rock like hardness when it is exposed to air. The composition is made in a way that it hardens up when exposed to open air.
• FOR PATCHING AND REPAIRING: Vitcas black fire cement is best option for repairing the surface or for patching the broken surface. You can easily repair or patch up your broken boilers, fireplace, oven, and much more.
• EASY TO USE: Apply using a cartridge gun, fire cement comes in a smooth paste, you can directly apply it to the broken area and it will harden up once it comes in contact with open air.
• APPLICATION METHOD: Before applying the fire cement make sure to clean all the dirt and dust, then dampen the area of application and then apply using a cartridge gun.