Rex® Fire Protection Joint Rope

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Rex® Joint rope SG 300 N This non-combustible joint fire protection product is suitable for the high demands of expansion and movement joints and, depending on the design, prevents the penetration of heat and fire for a specific period of time. The joint rope can be used for walls from 100 mm thickness Fire Resistance: EI 30, EI 60, EI 90, EI 120, EI 180 in walls and ceilings EI 90 -H-X-F-W00 up to 55 (EN 13501) EI 90 -H-M65 (shear only) -F-W10 up to 50 (EN 13501) (for joint areas with mechanically induced shear stress) Building Material Class: A1 according to EN 13501-1 Joint widths: Up to 55

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