"Heat Ban" Insulating Compound

Protects against flame, heat

and temperature build-up.
TRUST MAGNA FOR
Ease of Application Wide Versatility Outstanding Physical Properties

Actually absorbs & dissipates

heat.

Non-toxic free from lead,

mercury & cadmium.

Will not stain applied surface.

MAGNA 904

904

"Heat Ban" Insulating Compound

"Heat Ban" Insulating Compound

MAGNA WELDING ALLOYS

SPECIAL FEATURES
Magna 904 "Heat Ban" Insulating Compound overcomes the age-old problem of attendant damage caused by welding. Magna 904 is a jelly-like compound that actually absorbs heat to insulate, isolate and dissipate it during welding and many other heat-related purposes. Magna 904 is non-toxic free of lead, sulfur, zinc, cadmium, mercury and halogens. Magna 904 can be used safely on all surfaces absolutely will not stain!

MAGNA 904

OUTSTANDING PROPERTIES
Magna 904 "Heat Ban" Insulating Compound is the superior heat protection product that: Offers heat protection to 3,000F (1,650C) and beyond. Eliminates need for disassembly of item to be repaired saves time and money. Has no unpleasant odor gives off no irritating or obnoxious fumes. Is quick and easy to remove when desired.

USE FOR
Magna 904 gives incredible protection from flame, heat and temperature build-up. Use Magna 904 on all your welding jobs to prevent warping, stress distortion, crystallization, tempering or collapse due to heat retention. Magna 904 "Heat Ban" is safe to use on all metals, glass, cables, insulation plastics, rubber, coated & painted finishes, timber surfaces, chrome parts and fabric. Just a thin layer of Magna 904 enables welding on thin gauge metals and prevents heat damage to electrical wiring, soldered joints even human flesh!
Magna Industrial reserves the right to modify or change this product for purposes of improving its performance characteristics. 2010 Magna Industrial Co. Limited. The Magna trade mark is the property of ITW, Inc., and is used under licence by Magna Industrial Co. Limited

The information contained in this publication supersedes all relevant information previously released and is to the best of our knowledge and accurate at the time of issue on 20 December, 2010.