sulfur cement

sulfur cement

[′səl·fər si‚ment] (materials) Cement used for connecting iron parts; made of equal parts of sulfur and pitch.

sulfur cement

A cement of clay or other tenacious infusible substance, usually with additives such as sulfur, metallic oxides, silica, or carbon; used for sealing joints and seams and high-temperature coatings or coverings; also called lute.