Fire Protection Coating For Steel

Promat s range of fire protection steel coating products ensure protection against fire to a buildings structure and services such as kitchen exhaust ventilation duct work and air plenums.

Fire protection coating for steel.

A majority of steel structures use intumescent paints approx. Fire protection coatings reactive fire protection systems from the specialist specialist for reactive fire protection systems. Even though steel itself is not flammable and will not emit any harmful gases under fire fire poses a special challenge for the load bearing structure of a steel construction. Structural steel is the most commonly protected material but protection can include other materials such as sheet metal sheetrock composite panels and interior woods.

Many steel framed structures including some low rise buildings sports stadiums and open deck parking structures do not even require fire protection or only require active fire protection sprinkler systems. Boards and blanket fire protection system. Fireshield timber and steel systems are compliant with the new zealand building code. Provides intumescent fire protection that exceeds many astm e119 listing standards.

In addition to the aforementioned systems there are also some other systems such as cladding with fire. Thin film intumescent coatings can be either on site or off site applied. Technical director john molloy who project managed the coating system said it was a challenging project to coat but the finish looks superb and adds to the exceptional appearance of the station. This type of fire protection system as shown in figure 2 is widely used due to several reasons such as it is clean cost effective water resistant and can be applied to non painted steel members.

Cafco is the market leader for steel and concrete protection and trusted by applicators worldwide. Sprayed cementitious or gypsum based coatings. Intumescent coating steel structure fire protection system. All fireshield fire coating systems fire tested and assessed around the globe for use in new zealand.

Fire protection is accomplished through a combination of active and passive fire protection methods. Passive fire protection materials insulate steel structures from the effects of the high temperatures that may be generated in fire. 25 and fire stopping sprays by approx. All clear and pigmented timber systems offer up to group 1 surface finishes fireshield can only be installed by registered.

70 while cladding with boards are used by approx. Fire protection solutions limited were involved in coating the steel with it s clean white finish over an 8 month period last year.