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PyroGuard DuctPro
PyroGuard DuctPro is a fire-rated coating for ductwork to deliver superior fire protection, safety, and durability. This high-performance coating is specifically designed for critical ventilation and smoke extraction applications. PyroGuard DuctPro is both adaptable and customizable, ensuring that it meets diverse construction requirements and stringent safety standards.
Features & benefits
High Fire Resistance
Versatile Application
Durability
Customizable Design
Easy Application
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An intumescent fire protective coating
Intumescent fire protective coatings are advanced coatings primarily designed to shield structures from the damaging effects of cellulosic fires. These coatings are typically thin films that expand significantly when exposed to high temperatures, transforming into a thick, insulating char layer. This expansion acts as a thermal barrier, protecting the substrate, such as steel, wood, or concrete, from reaching critical temperatures that could lead to structural failure.
The intumescent coating process is driven by a chemical reaction that activates under extreme heat, causing the material to swell and form a robust foam-like layer. This char layer effectively reduces heat transfer, preserving the integrity of the underlying material during a fire event. The thin-film nature of these coatings allows them to be applied in aesthetically pleasing finishes, maintaining the visual appeal of structures without compromising safety.
The benefits of using intumescent fire protective coatings include:
- Enhanced Durability: Engineered to resist environmental conditions, these coatings provide long-lasting fire protection.
- Cost-Effective Application: The thin-film formulation requires fewer coats and quicker application times, reducing both material and labor costs.
- Efficient Processing: With faster curing times, these coatings can meet tight project timelines.
- Aesthetic Versatility: Available in various colors and finishes, these coatings blend seamlessly into architectural designs without sacrificing fire safety.
This versatile solution is suitable for a wide range of environments, from commercial buildings and industrial facilities to residential spaces, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations while offering flexibility in design
- High Fire Resistance: Tested to relevant fire safety standards, offering protection up to 2 hours under high temperatures.
- Versatile Application:Suitable for various duct types (ventilation, kitchen, smoke extraction) in both commercial and industrial settings.
- Durability:The material offers resistance to moisture, thermal stress, and structural impacts, ensuring long-lasting protection.
- Customizable Design:Adaptable to different duct configurations, including large cross-sections and complex systems.
- Easy Application:Can be coated on-site as well as off-site enabling easy deployment as per customer need.
- Certified coating up to 120 minutes fire rating
- ASTM E119/ BS 476 (Part 20 & 22): tested for fire resistance, surface flame spread, fire propagation, integrity, and self-extinguishing properties
- BS 476 parts 6 & 7: tested for fire propagation & surface spread of flame
- BS 476 part 24: confirm to stability & integrity of ductwork to resist the spread of fire
- Ductworks like Galvanized ductwork, ventilation fire ductwork, smoke exhaust ductwork, car park ventilation ductwork, kitchen exhaust ductwork, and pressurization ductwork, in different types of ducts inside industrial & civil facilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fire-resistant paints are designed to protect critical infrastructure. An intumescent paint will char, and a protective barrier will form over the coating.
Generally, they are off-white in colour but can achieve the desired colour by coating them with a top coat.
Yes, fire-intumescent coating can directly be applied to duct sheets, if it is not rusted.
When the fire-intumescent coating is applied, it should be sealed with a top coat for protection against the weather. This coating lasts the life of the top coat.
Fire-resistant coatings are not waterproof and generally require a top coat to protect them from the elements.
