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Loctite Fire Block Foam is a specially designed insulating foam to fill gaps and resist the migration of fire and hot gasses in Type V residential (wood frame) construction. This foam is orange in color and is easily identifiable on the jobsite. Best for use where any fire rated foam is needed such as electrical, plumbing and HVAC penetrations. UL Certified and ASTM tested.
Coverage Area (sq. ft.): 6 sq ft
Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 6 sq ft |
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Compatible Install Surface | Cement, Concrete, Copper Pipes, Existing Drywall, Existing Insulation, Fiberglass, Metal, PVC/CPVC Pipes, Pex Pipes, Plywood, Tile Flooring, Wood |
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Cure Time (hours) | 12 |
Dry to Touch (min.) | 10 min |
Insulation Features | Fire Block Rated, Fire Resistant, Moisture Retardant, Mold Resistant, Paintable, Water Resistant, Wind Breaker |
Insulation R-Value | R4 |
Insulation R-Value per Inch | R4 |
Insulation Type | Spray Foam Insulation |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 1 lb |
Product Weight (oz.) | 12 oz |
Thank you for your question. We recommend reviewing the Technical Data Sheet for the Loctite Fire Block Foam found at www.loctiteproducts.com and then consulting your local building code department, as well as your gas company, for proper guidance regarding firestops and natural gas lines.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam is not recommended to be used for the project described.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam may be used for sealing around a door. Keep in mind that Loctite Fire Block Foam is not intended for use as a firestop product and should not be used in hourly fire-rated assemblies that require firestop products. If you need more information about our product, please visit www.loctiteproducts.com and review the product's Technical Data Sheet.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam would not be recommended for the application described and should not be used in contact with steam pipes, or on other areas which could be subjected to surface temperatures greater than 187°F.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam is not recommended to be used in applications where it will come in contact with heater vents, steam pipes, or other areas which could be subjected to surface temperatures greater than 187°F.
Thank you for your question. We recommend contacting the retailer for confirmation.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam is not recommended to be used for the project described.
Thank you for your question. Loctite Fire Block Foam is not a fire-rated product and should not be used as a fire-stopping material. For safety reasons, it is not recommended for applications where temperatures may exceed 187°F.
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