Specifications
| Material | Steel |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Finish | Matt |
| Wall thickness | 2 mm |
| Maximum service temperature | 1000°C |
| Standard | According to EN 1856-2 |
| Origin | Poland |
| Flue range | 2 mm painted steel single-wall flue |
| Flue type | Accessories |
Documentation:
2 mm painted steel range
Declaration of performance, 2 mm painted steel - SPK range
Bottom-of-flue cap with handle - 2 mm painted steel flue
Female cap with handle for the bottom of the flue or for a tee, in 2 mm painted steel, closing off the lower end of the flue.
Available in 150 mm, 160 mm, 180 mm and 200 mm diameters.
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👉 The 2 mm black painted steel cap with handle is generally fitted on the tee positioned at the bottom of the flue.
Its socket is female and it is mainly used to close off the flue while allowing access for cleaning and for collecting condensates or soot.
Its discreet handle makes it easy to handle.
🔥As a reminder, flue pipes must be installed in the direction of the condensates, i.e. male end downwards.
➡️ Coated with a black Senotherm paint that needs to be brought up to temperature to be "cured", it can be useful to get a refractory spray paint for a few touch-ups during installation.
What are the advantages of 2 mm painted steel?
✅ Withstands high temperatures of up to 1000°C.
✅ Does not deform under the effect of heat
✅ Substantial 2 mm thickness that ensures robustness and safety over time
✅ Excellent value for money
⚠️ Reminder of the safety distances according to the NF DTU 24.1 standard:
The safety distance to be kept between a single-wall connecting flue pipe and a combustible material (plasterboard, panelling, PVC, OSB, etc.) is 3 times the nominal diameter of the pipe, with a minimum of 37.5 cm.
However, this distance can be reduced to 1.5 times the diameter of the pipe (with a minimum of 20 cm) by using insulation such as calcium silicate boards (fitted with an air gap) or wall protection boards with built-in insulation.
🔥2 mm painted steel flue pipes are designed to operate under N1 (40 Pa) sealing conditions up to 600° (T600) but can withstand temperatures of up to 1000°C.
