This fire and acoustic putty is a non-setting, highly flexible sealing solution used to reinstate the fire resistance of dry lining partitions compromised by socket boxes, water supply boxes, and similar penetrations. Supplied in pre-formed shapes for multiple application areas, it’s easy to apply, tool-free, and reshapes to fit irregular openings. It provides up to 90 minutes of fire protection along with excellent smoke, sound, and air sealing performance. Documentation:PDS Product Data SheetTDS Technical Data Sheet - PadsTDS Technical Data Sheet - CordsSDS Safety Data SheetETA COC Certificate of ConstancyDOP Declaration of PerformanceCOC (UKCA) Certificate of ConstancyUKCA (UKTA) UK Technical Assessment - Supplied in multiple shapes and sizes for varied uses- CE/UKCA marked – certified for UK and EU markets- Up to 90 minutes fire resistance in 100mm & 130mm drywall systems- Tested to EN 1366-3:2004 and BS EN 1364-1 guidelines- Seals against cold smoke, hot smoke, and air pressure up to 1000Pa- Self-adhesive – no tools needed for installation- Non-setting and flexible – easily reshaped and reused- Moisture-resistant – suitable for use in wet areas- Maintains a tight seal over time; won’t dry or crack- Excellent acoustic insulation properties- Solvent-free, user- and environment-friendly formulation- Contains low-pressure intumescent for fire protection- Patented Putty Cord technology Typical Applications:- Around electrical sockets and switches in dry lining partitions- Around wall-mounted water supply boxes- For sealing service openings in plasterboard, masonry, or concrete walls Specification:- Size (Internal Single): 170 x 170mm- Colour: Red or Grey (depending on variant) Installation & Maintenance:- Fire seals should be inspected and maintained every 12 months- Ensure correct placement to fully cover socket box areas- Suitable for new builds and retrofit applications- Refer to industry guidance such as ASFP TGD 17 for best practice Competency & Compliance:- Installation should be carried out by trained and competent professionals- Products must be integrated into fire stopping strategies in line with regulatory standards- Proper planning ensures long-term compliance with passive fire safety requirements
