A minimum average 52 lb./ft³ (833 kg/m³) density, portland cement-based fireproofing material that provides hydrocarbon pool fire, jet fire, and cryogenic spill protection for structural steel. Recommended areas of application include refineries, petrochemical, and LNG […]
High density cementitious fire proofing
A minimum average 52 lb./ft³ (833 kg/m³) density, portland cement-based fireproofing material that provides hydrocarbon pool fire, jet fire, and cryogenic spill protection for structural steel. Recommended areas of application include refineries, petrochemical, and LNG facilities.
| Weight | 22,7 kg |
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| ISO 12944 Environment | C4 High – Industrial or Coastal areas, tropical, moderate pollution or salinity, C5 Very High – Temperate and subtropical with very high pollution and/or significant chloride effects |
| Productivity - Low (*) to High (*****) | **** |
| Quality - Low (*) to High (*****) | **** |
| End Use | Cellulosic fire – exterior, Cellulosic fire – interior, Hydrocarbon Jet Fire Onshore, Hydrocarbon Pool Fire Onshore |
| ISO 12944 Durability | High, Very High |
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| PFP Transport | Apply on site, Suitable for modules, Suitable for stick steel |
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| Intended uses | Passive fire protection of steel and concrete structures, against hydrocarbon jet- or pool fire, as well as cellulosic fires in the architectural building market |
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| Typical DFT | 3/4" - 1 1/2" (19 - 38.1 mm) on initial pass |
| Chemistry | High density cementitious fire proofing |
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