We provide high-performance fireproofing solutions engineered to protect structural elements from high-temperature exposure during fire incidents. Our systems are designed to delay heat transfer, helping maintain the integrity of critical building components. Used across commercial, industrial, and infrastructure sectors, these materials contribute to passive fire protection strategies and support compliance with international building codes and safety regulations. With long-term durability and proven thermal resistance, our fireproofing applications are ideal for both new constructions and retrofitting projects. All solutions meet rigorous testing standards, offering reliable protection for life, assets, and structural continuity.
Intumescent paint is a fireproofing material designed to expand when exposed to high temperatures, forming an insulating char layer that protects structural steel and other substrates. Ideal for commercial, industrial, and residential buildings, this coating slows heat transfer and preserves structural integrity during fire exposure. Our high-performance intumescent coatings comply with UL and ASTM fire resistance standards and are suitable for interior and exterior applications. Easy to apply and aesthetically versatile, they ensure both safety and design flexibility. Choose our advanced intumescent coating for reliable passive fire protection and compliance with fire safety regulations.
Cementitious fireproofing coating is a spray-applied or trowel-applied material composed of cement, binders, and lightweight aggregates. It provides passive fire protection by forming a heat-resistant barrier on steel structures, concrete, and other substrates. Ideal for high-rise buildings, industrial plants, and tunnels, this coating offers excellent thermal insulation and durability. Cementitious coatings meet UL, ASTM, and NFPA standards, providing reliable fire resistance for up to 4 hours. With fast application and cost-effectiveness, they are a proven choice for large-scale fire protection systems.
Gypsum board, or drywall, is a commonly used fire-resistant building material made from non-combustible gypsum encased in paper. Fire-rated gypsum boards contain glass fibers and additives that enhance fire performance, providing up to 2-hour fire resistance in walls, ceilings, and partitions. Gypsum drywall is lightweight, easy to install, and compliant with ASTM and NFPA codes. Ideal for residential, commercial, and institutional buildings, it offers an effective and economical passive fire protection solution with soundproofing and thermal insulation benefits.
Mineral wool, also known as rock wool or stone wool, is a fire-resistant insulation material made from molten basalt rock spun into fibers. It provides superior fire protection, thermal insulation, and acoustic performance. Rated for temperatures over 1000°C (1832°F), mineral wool is non-combustible and does not emit toxic smoke. It is widely used in fire-rated wall assemblies, floor/ceiling systems, and firestop applications. Mineral wool meets ASTM E136 and EN standards, making it a reliable component in both active and passive fire protection systems.
Calcium silicate boards are high-performance, non-combustible fireproofing panels used in industrial and commercial applications. Manufactured from siliceous and calcareous materials reinforced with fibers, these boards offer excellent fire resistance, thermal insulation, and dimensional stability. They can withstand temperatures exceeding 1000°C and are ideal for duct enclosures, wall partitions, and cable trays. Calcium silicate boards meet international fire safety standards such as ASTM E119 and BS 476, making them a preferred choice for passive fire protection systems in demanding environments.
Perlite boards are lightweight, non-combustible panels made from expanded perlite combined with binders and fibers for enhanced fire resistance. They offer excellent thermal insulation and can withstand temperatures up to 1000°C. Used in wall linings, ceilings, and fire-rated enclosures, perlite boards provide passive fire protection with low thermal conductivity and high dimensional stability. These boards comply with ASTM and EN fire standards, making them suitable for use in both commercial and industrial fireproofing systems where weight and fire performance are critical.
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) boards are advanced, non-combustible construction panels offering exceptional fire resistance, moisture resistance, and durability. Composed of magnesium oxide, magnesium chloride, and perlite, MgO boards can withstand temperatures above 1000°C and are ideal for fire-rated walls, ceilings, floors, and enclosures. They meet ASTM E136 and EN 13501 standards for fire performance and are resistant to mold, mildew, and insects. MgO boards provide a lightweight, eco-friendly solution for passive fire protection in residential, commercial, and industrial structures.
Firestop sealants and mortars are essential fireproofing materials used to seal gaps and joints in fire-rated assemblies. These UL-listed products prevent the spread of flames, smoke, and toxic gases through wall and floor penetrations. Sealants are flexible, intumescent, and suitable for electrical conduits, pipes, and cables. Mortars offer a durable, cementitious fire barrier ideal for large openings. Both comply with ASTM E814 and UL 1479 standards, ensuring code-compliant fire compartmentalization in buildings. They are vital for maintaining fire ratings and life safety in passive fire protection systems.
Ceramic fiber blankets and boards are high-temperature insulation materials made from alumina-silica fibers. These products offer outstanding thermal resistance up to 1260°C (2300°F), making them ideal for fireproofing industrial furnaces, kilns, and fire-rated enclosures. Lightweight, low in thermal conductivity, and easy to install, ceramic fiber blankets and boards are non-combustible and resistant to thermal shock. They meet ASTM C892 and EN 13501 standards, providing reliable passive fire protection in both commercial and heavy-duty industrial environments.
Intumescent wraps and collars are firestop products designed to protect combustible pipe penetrations through fire-rated walls and floors. Upon exposure to heat, these materials expand to seal the opening, preventing fire and smoke spread. Intumescent collars are ideal for PVC, CPVC, and other plastic pipes, while wraps are flexible for various geometries. Certified to UL 1479 and ASTM E814 standards, they are crucial for maintaining the integrity of fire-rated assemblies. Easy to install, they ensure code compliance and effective passive fire protection.
Fire-retardant fabrics are specially treated textiles that resist ignition and slow flame spread, offering enhanced fire safety in public spaces and industrial environments. Commonly used in curtains, stage drapes, upholstery, and protective gear, these fabrics meet NFPA 701 and BS 5867 standards. The chemical treatment forms a protective layer that prevents combustion, making them ideal for applications requiring both aesthetics and safety. Fire-retardant fabrics contribute to overall fire protection strategies in hotels, theaters, offices, and manufacturing facilities.
Fiberglass cloth is a woven fire-resistant material made from fine glass fibers, offering excellent heat resistance, mechanical strength, and dimensional stability. Withstanding temperatures up to 550°C (1022°F), it is used in fire curtains, insulation jackets, welding blankets, and electrical insulation. Non-combustible and chemically stable, fiberglass cloth meets NFPA 701 and ASTM E84 standards. Its flexibility and durability make it suitable for both passive fire protection and thermal insulation in industrial, marine, and commercial applications.
