Description

Applying for a diverse array of heat-resistant applications, Rutland Products Dry Mix 211 Refractory Mortar is an exceptionally effective solution. Ventilator installations, fireplace restorations, and other high-temperature masonry endeavors can all benefit from the durability of this 10 lb. pail of air-cured, dark gray fire cement, which can withstand temperatures of up to 2550°F. Securing a durable and effective bond under conditions of extremely high temperatures, this refractory mortar provides superior adhesion. The straightforward application process made possible by air curing makes it appropriate for both do-it-yourselfers and professionals. Rutland Dry Mix 211 is conveniently packaged in a 10 lb. quantity, which assures that there is sufficient material for a wide range of projects, including repairs and construction. Rutland Products Dry Mix 211 Refractory Mortar is the optimal selection for long-lasting and effective refractory applications; it enhances the dependability and performance of your heat-resistant endeavors. Features: High-Temperature Resistance: Rutland Dry Mix 211 Refractory Mortar is designed to withstand temperatures up to an impressive 2550°F, making it ideal for high-heat applications. Air-Cured Formula: Featuring an air-cured formula, this refractory mortar simplifies the application process, providing convenience for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. Durable Bond: Crafted for excellent adhesion and durability, ensuring a long-lasting bond in extreme heat conditions. Dark Gray Color: The dark gray color adds a sleek and modern aesthetic to your masonry projects, enhancing the overall appearance. 10 lbs. Pail: Comes in a convenient 10 lbs. pail, providing ample material for various projects, ensuring efficient construction and repairs. Specifications: Manufacturer: Rutland Item number: 211 Product Type: Refractory Mortar Temperature Resistance: Up to 2550°F Curing Method: Air-Cured Container Size: 10 lbs. Pail Application: Ideal for fireplace repairs, stove installations, and various high-temperature masonry projects .