BOSS White Jointing Compound

• Suitable For: Non-potable systems, industrial, heating & plumbing
• Temperature Range: -10°C to +284°C
• Maximum Pressure: 20 bar for water systems
• Colour: Buff
• Size: 400g

BOSS White Jointing Compound is a high-performance, non-potable sealant designed for use in flanged or screw-threaded joints. Primarily used in the plumbing, heating, ventilating, and gas-fitting industries, it provides a reliable seal for water and gas systems where potable water approval is not required. This compound is ideal for applications where immediate assembly and testing are necessary, ensuring quick and efficient installation.

• Suitable for Flanged and Screw-Threaded Joints: Versatile enough to be used in both threaded and flanged connections, providing excellent sealing properties in various systems.
• Hemp Reinforcement: Hemp fibres can be used as additional reinforcement, fully wetted with the compound to ensure a stronger joint seal.
• Immediate Assembly and Testing: No waiting time is required after application, allowing for quick installation and immediate testing of the system.
• Temperature Resistant: Withstands a wide range of temperatures from -10°C to +284°C, making it suitable for both low and high-temperature systems.
• High-Pressure Tolerance: Suitable for systems with pressures up to 20 bar for water, ensuring robust performance in demanding environments.

BOSS White Jointing Compound is ideal for a variety of industrial and residential applications, particularly in the plumbing, heating, and gas-fitting industries. It is suitable for use on flanged and screw-threaded joints in non-potable water systems and is commonly used in general industry and heating and ventilating systems.

1. Ensure the surfaces of the joints are clean and dry before applying the compound.
2. Apply a generous amount of BOSS White to both flanged or threaded joints.
3. If using hemp, make sure it is fully wetted with the compound before assembling the joint.
4. Assemble the joint immediately after application.
5. Once the joint is assembled, testing can be carried out without delay.