Silicate Adhesive in Jeddah from Nassguard includes FO143 Intutac Gun Grade Silicate Adhesive, a ready-to-use product for bonding suitable materials used in fire-protection installations. Its cartridge format allows controlled application with a caulking gun, particularly when securing FJ203 Fire Rated Woven Rope in specified concrete expansion joints.
Nassguard supplies FO143 high-temperature adhesive across Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail and Al Khobar. With temperature resistance up to +1200°C, it provides a specialist bonding option for compatible materials exposed to high temperatures.
FO143 Intutac is a silicate-based adhesive supplied in gun-grade form. It bonds suitable fire-protection materials, including FJ203 woven rope and rock-fibre boards.
The adhesive secures components within an installation. It should therefore be selected alongside the material being bonded, the supporting substrate and the complete system detail.
For example, an FJ203 expansion-joint arrangement requires adhesive on both sides of the joint before inserting the correctly sized rope. The adhesive helps retain the rope, while the assembled system provides the specified fire performance.
FO143 gun-grade adhesive combines high-temperature resistance with practical cartridge application.
FO143 Intutac supports specialist bonding work where the materials and installation arrangement are compatible.
FO143 is a bonding adhesive. It does not replace an elastic acrylic caulk, silicone joint sealant or clear concrete surface sealer.
For FJ203 expansion-joint installations, the adhesive forms part of the specified assembly. The rope diameter, joint width, bonding arrangement and any finishing sealant must match the selected detail.
An additional finishing seal may be necessary where the installation requires cold-smoke sealing, airtightness or watertightness.
A dependable bond begins with sound surfaces and the correct installation arrangement.
Routine checks help preserve the condition of the bonded fire-protection assembly.
Nassguard supports FO143 Intutac enquiries for contractors, maintenance teams and specialist installers.
1. What is FO143 Intutac used for?
It bonds compatible fire-protection materials, including FJ203 woven rope and suitable rock-fibre boards.
2. What temperature can FO143 withstand?
Its specified maximum service temperature is +1200°C.
3. How is FO143 applied?
Apply the gun-grade adhesive using a suitable cartridge caulking gun.
4. Is FO143 an acrylic sealant?
No, it is a silicate-based adhesive.
5. Is adhesive required for every FJ203 joint?
The referenced arrangement requires it for expansion joints, while static joints do not require it.
6. Can FO143 alone provide a waterproof joint?
Do not assume this; use the specified finishing seal where watertightness is required.
7. Where can I buy FO143 silicate adhesive in Jeddah?
Contact Nassguard for quotations covering quantity, associated materials and delivery location.
FO143 Intutac Gun Grade Silicate Adhesive offers controlled cartridge application for compatible fire-protection and high-temperature bonding tasks. Its principal role in FJ203 expansion-joint systems is to secure the rope within the specified assembly.
For Silicate Adhesive in Jeddah, contact Nassguard with your substrate, bonding requirements and quantity. Correct preparation and component selection help produce a secure installation that follows the intended system design.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product code | FO143 |
| Product type | Gun-grade silicate adhesive |
| Composition | Silicate-based |
| Consistency | Thixotropic |
| Colour | Ivory |
| Maximum service temperature | +1200°C |
| Specific gravity | Approximately 1.9 |
| Viscosity | Approximately 20,000mPa·s |
| Solids content | Approximately 76% |
| pH | Approximately 10–11.5 |
| Cartridge size | 310ml |
| Indicative coverage | Approximately 2.5m²/litre, application-dependent |
| Application tool | Suitable cartridge caulking gun |
| Storage temperature | +10°C to +25°C, in dry conditions |
| Frost protection | Required |
| Shelf life | 12 months in original, unopened packaging when stored correctly |