Protecting Structural Steel.

Solvent-based intumescent coatings provide passive fire protection by expanding when exposed to high temperatures to create a protective barrier around structural elements.

• Expands and chars when exposed to heat, insulating steel from extreme temperatures
• Applied to structural elements to meet building code fire-rating requirements
• Offers different application characteristics compared to water-based alternatives
• Suitable for specific project requirements and environmental conditions
• Available third-party engineer support
• A/D FireFilm, Cafco Sprayfilm, Hilti WB , PPG ,  Sherwin Firetex, Carboline, Thermo-Sorb, Thermo Lag, Isolatek, Albi, Epoxy Intumescents, Solvent Intumescents, Waterbased IFRM

Spray-applied cementitious fireproofing uses cement-based material to create a durable protective layer on structural steel and building elements.

• Sprayed directly onto structural steel and other building components
• Hardens to form a protective insulating layer against extreme temperatures
• Meets hourly fire-rating requirements set by building codes
• Commonly used in both new construction and retrofit applications
• Cost-effective solution for large-scale structural protection
• Available third-party engineer support
• Cafco, Carboline, Isolatek, A/D type 5 GP, A/D Type 7 GP

•  UL-listed firestop systems.
•   Penetration sealing for M&E services.
•   Fire-rated joints and perimeter containment.
•   Smoke and acoustic sealant systems.
•   New construction and retrofit installations.
•   Code-compliant installations and documentation.
•   Third-party inspection support.
•   Firestop repairs and maintenance.