Zeroflame ZFP400007 Fire Retardant Paint

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seconds and an index figure of less than 12 after the full 20 minute test. Where can you use fire retardant paints and impregnation liquid? A water-based product to apply over HW01, HW02E, and Product 92 range. FINISH: SATIN/GLOSS. For INTERNAL use.

There are also some fireproof paints on the market that combine elements of both intumescent paint and fire retardant paints. How Does Fire Resistant Paint Work? Tested to BS EN13823: 2002 (SBI) and BS EN 11925-2: 2002 Ignitability achieving a classification of B/s1/d0 on both particleboard and MDF. A water-based product to apply over HW01F, very robust, can be scrubbed or hosed. Apply 1 coat for cleaning down regularly or 2 coats for scrubbing down. FINISH: 10% MATT 30% SATIN. For INTERNAL use. You can apply Q/VFR coatings just as you would any other wood finish, using a brush, roller or spray.

A water-based product to apply over existing paint, varnish or wax surfaces, before applying other coatings. For INTERNAL use. Used to protect timber and timber related materials such as softwood, hardwood, hardboard, chipboard, plywood, MDF (both fire rated and non-fire rated), bamboo and melamine faced boards. Zeroflame Fire Retardant Treatment is a water based, clear solution that soaks into woodto leave the appearance of the timbervirtually unchanged. Applied by brush, roller, spray, or immersion it achieves Euroclass B s2 d0 (replaces UK Classes ‘0’ and ‘1’ BS 476 Part 6/7*) on solid timbers. Zeroflame Fire Retardant Treatment can be used inside or out and the fire retardant properties will remain active for the lifetime of the substrate.

After application, apply a Flame Retardant covering. Use two coats of flame retardant covering at a rate of 10 square metres per litre per coat. Apply by spraying, brushing on or rollering on. There are really two main types of fire proof paint; Fire Retardant Paints and Fire Resistant Paint also known as Intumescent Paint. Fire Retardant varnishes and sprays are also available. This product has had numerous tests on many surfaces to meet BS476 Part 6 (1989) Spread of Flame and BS476 Part 7 (1989) Spread of Flame.No, this is a topcoat for application as part of a system and will not achieve a level of fire protection on its own. You can use either a gloss finish, which not only looks great but is also easy to clean and very hardwearing. Alternatively, an acrylic eggshell paint can be used with an intumescent base coat, which will give you a subtler finish than a gloss, with all the fire protection you need. Finally, you could opt for a vinyl matt finish, although this isn’t as easy to clean and isn’t quite as hardwearing as the other paints. Brands ACS S92/FR/P is a clear or white, primerless waterborne fire retardant coating for protecting interior timber and timber related products to BS476: Part 6: 1989 and BS476: Part 7: 1987 to UK Building Regulations Class 0&1. FlameOFF’s Fire Barrier Paint provides an eco-friendly fire resistant coating that’s 100% ASTM E-119 and E-84 compliant. Cementitious coatings began surfacing in the mid-1900s when durable fireproofing solutions were needed. Concrete enhances the fire strength of a steel building, thus making cementitious paints an option. Over time, as dense concrete became too bulky, lighter cement paint methods were created. This type of coating is best in areas with low moisture exposure, as high moisture can cause an excess of corrosion and can reduce the effectiveness. Two of the biggest benefits of this coating are its affordability, especially for larger projects as well as its lightweight format.