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FSi PenoPatch
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FSi NS PenoPatch - 100 x 4mm - Pack of 20

PenoPatch Fire Resistant Sealing System is a putty-based system used to reinstate the fire resistance of wall constructions where small apertures are formed for the penetration of single or multiple services.

100 x 4mm.

Product Code: PPD03-20

Select Size100 x 4mm
60 x 4mm
£88.62 Inc. VAT£73.85 Exc. VAT
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Datasheet Safety Datasheet UL-EU Certificate Declaration of Performance

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Description

FSi's PenoPatch is a great time saving solution to sealing small apertures where single cables or a very small bunch of cables have penetrated a wall.

  • Fire resistance testing to EN 1366-3 60 minutes
  • Fire resistance tested in flexible walls, rigid walls
  • Tested in service openings 25mm x 25mm and 50mm x 50mm
  • Tested with Small Metallic Pipes, Cables, Cable Bunches
  • Suitable for both retrofit and new build properties
  • Acoustic rating of up to 67dB
  • 100 x 4mm
  • Easy to install
  • CE Marked

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  • Brand: FSi

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