This innovative product is designed for advanced manufacturing facilities, including semiconductor plants, electric vehicle battery facilities, data centers and other commercial infrastructure.
"This partnership underscores our shared commitment to innovation and safety, empowering us to deliver groundbreaking solutions to our customers," remarked Martin John, Global VP Coatings & Adhesives, Clariant.
When comparing the performance of polymer emulsions made with substituted styrene versus conventional styrene in direct-to-metal, wood coatings, concrete sealer, and FR/intumescent coating applications, the results demonstrate improved performance properties when the substitute is utilized.
The coating is designed to meet the highest performance and aesthetic demands of today’s commercial construction industry. Ideal for on-site applications, this solvent-based coating protects structural steel substrates.
Firefree 88 is the first and only intumescent coating to pass the FM 4470 (NFPA 276) roof assemblies for use in Class 1 and non-combustible roof deck construction assemblies.
The company offers an epoxy intumescent fire protection coating designed to meet the demands of modern architectural steel, including up to three hours of cellulosic fire protection.
CIN presents a certified system for corrosive environments for categories C3 with very high durability, C4 with high durability, and C5 with medium durability. The tests were approved by an accredited external laboratory that certified that the performance of the C-THERM® S100 intumescent remains unchanged even after aging tests under conditions specified in ISO 12944-6:2017.
Hempel has announced that its Hempafire Pro 400 passive fire protection (PFP) coating has been certified according to the EN13381-8 standard and granted the CE mark, complementing the already existing BS-476 and ApplusFire certifications.
Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine Coatings has expanded its intumescent passive fire protection range for structural steel with the launch of FIRETEX® FX6010.
If you want your structure to have the best fire resistance possible, you’ll want to give intumescent paints serious consideration. Intumescent paints are easy to apply, nice to look at, and can stop a fire in its tracks. This article about how intumescent paint works and some of the industry ratings you’ll need to know if you’re thinking of using intumescent paints on your structure.