High Temperature Silicone Sealant Heat Resistant to 1500°C, Flues, Stoves, Glass

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With the applicator plug at the bottom of the CeCure Sleeve, the sleeve is temporarily clamped into place.

No wood-burning stove installation is complete with a trusty tube of high temperature silicone sealant. The sealant can withstand temperatures up to 300°C, which makes it the ideal solution to the problems outlined above. Where can you use high temperature silicone sealant?

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The solution to both those problems is silicon sealant, like the Heatmate High Temperature Silicone Sealant we sell. Why use high temperature silicone sealant? Good stuff. Does exactly what it says on the tin, well the tube at least. Easy to apply, and stops all vapour leaks.”– Robert Of course, there are lots of other uses for high temperature silicone sealant that don’t involve your woodburner. What people say about Heatmate High Temperature Silicone Sealant First, a coating of HeatShield Cerfractory Flue Sealant (with an added drying accelerator) is applied to the flue walls as the applicator plug is pulled upwards by the winch.

To reline your chimney with the HeatShield CeCure Sleeve Relining System, an applicator plug is placed at the bottom of the flue and attached to a winch at the top of the chimney. Second, a custom fitted, “CeCure Sleeve” is lowered into the chimney and mechanically attached to the top of the chimney. The CeCure Sleeve is a high density, low profile, ceramic insulation sleeve which has been reinforced with a special stainless steel fabric. The applicator plug is then pulled downward through the CeCure Sleeve to press it firmly into the first coating of HeatShield Cerfractory Flue Sealant with the added drying accelerator.For obvious reasons, you will want to make sure that the stove and flue is correctly sealed before starting to use it. Any gases and smoke produced by your woodburner need to be burnt in the firebox when flammable, then make their way up your flue pipe.

In chimneys with more serious defects or unlined chimneys, HeatShield can be used with the CeCure Sleeve Relining System. The CeCure Sleeve is a thin profile, ceramic insulation, reinforced with stainless steel fabric that is sandwiched between two coats of HeatShield Cerfractory Flue Sealant.