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Moldable intumescent

What is moldable intumescent putty used for?

AnswerMoldable intumescent putty is a one-component, non-curing, fire-rated material used at electrical outlet boxes and other thru-penetrations that will expand under heat to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through an assembly.

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