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VIC - Vermiculite Insulating Cement
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VITCAS Vermiculite Insulating Cement - Lightweight, High-Performance Insulation
VITCAS Vermiculite Insulating Cement is a lightweight insulation cement formulated with exfoliated vermiculite ultra-lightweight aggregate. This product offers exceptional insulation properties, being approximately 20% of the weight of traditional cement mixes. A 25mm layer of this material provides the same insulation value as 500mm of standard cement, making it an efficient choice for thermal insulation in a variety of applications.
Key Characteristics
- Non-Combustible: Complies with building regulations for fire safety, making it suitable for use in fire-related installations.
- High Insulation Efficiency: Provides superior thermal insulation with minimal material thickness.
- Lightweight: Ideal for applications requiring low-density, high-insulation materials that are non-combustible.
Applications
- Filling gaps between firebacks and fireplaces, improving thermal efficiency.
- Sealing behind Victorian-style cast-iron fireplaces, offering insulation and fire protection.
- Sealing gaps in outdoor pizza ovens, enhancing heat retention for improved cooking performance.
Important Notes:
- Not for structural applications or areas where abrasion resistance is needed.
- Must be protected from water ingress, as insulating materials like this are not designed to withstand moisture.
| Product Group | Mortars/ Cements |
|---|---|
| Color | Grey |
| Consistency | Powder |
| Manufacturer | Vitcas |
| Insulation | Yes |
| Mix with water | Yes |
| HS Tariff Code | 3816000000 |
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