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Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX®
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Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® A High Performance, Non-Combustible Fire Resistant Board. Suitable for high temperature output multi-fuel stove wall linings

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Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® Description Specific application: • Fire resistant board to line the walls surrounding a high temperature output multifuel stove for domestic and commercial properties Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® is a strong, lightweight, non-combustible building board, specifically developed to withstand high temperatures of up to 1000°C and suitable as a wall lining surrounding high temperature output multifuel stoves. The boards offer a superior combination of enhanced technical properties for very high temperature resistance, as well as low thermal expansion coefficients and low...

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Performance Data Fire Performance Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® is a non-combustible board in accordance with BS 476: Part 4 and BS EN 13501-1 (A1 classification) and can withstand a maximum continuous operating temperature of 1000°C. Moisture Resistance Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® boards are hygroscopic and vapour-permeable. Moisture content is therefore automatically regulated by the application environment. The boards retain their excellent dimensional stability even in damp and humid conditions. Impact Resistance Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® boards have good impact resistance and high mechanical...

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Promat PROMAFOUR-SUPALUX® Important Handling and Storing • Carry boards on edge, do not drop on corners. • Boards should always be lifted and not dragged across each other. • Store fully protected from water on a flat base, clear of ground. • Fully support boards across width at not more than 1m centres. Health and Safety All the requirements of the Health and Safety at Work Act should be met as well as any general or specific regulations applying to the area where the boards are being installed. When moving boards, protective gloves and footwear are recommended. No specific precautions are...

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