Fire
Fire glass specification made easier with latest Pyroguard Technical Document
Leading fire resistant glass manufacturer Pyroguard has announced the release of a new version of its Technical Document, which includes test evidence for aluminium framing systems for the first time.
The document can be requested at:
http://www.pyroguard.eu/fire-glass-products/technical-document/
Selecting the right fire resistant glass has been made easier with Pyroguard’s Technical Document. Pyroguard has provided specification guidance on how to achieve the desired fire classification - and which products and test reports should be used to achieve compliance. Information on timber, steel and aluminium applications is included. The technical characteristics of all Pyroguard solutions, such as light transmission, U values and acoustic performance are also clearly indicated.
Using the Pyroguard Technical Document includes the risk of incorrectly specifying or installing fire glass, saving time and money for all involved. The Technical Document also includes a project questionnaire, enabling users to receive technical advice on specific projects directly from a specialist at Pyroguard.
“Fire resistant glazing is a system, not a product. Selecting the first glass is only one element of the equation - it must be glazed in accordance with test evidence into the correct profile system” comments Steve Goodburn,
PYROGUARD
Sales Director at Pyroguard. “To ensure people and property are protected in case of a fire, our technical document ensures that the fire resistant glazing solution is right for the requirements of each specific project.”
TEL: 01942 710721
WWW.PYROGUARD.EU HR Prof Fire Retardant for Wood
HR Prof Fire Retardant for Wood, which is water based and ECO friendly, now has a comprehensive Classification Certificate from EXOVA BM TRADA for wood species assessed against EN13501-1:2007-A1:2009, EN13501-2:2007+A1:2009 and the BM TRADA A-MARK Scheme Technical Document “Verification of FPC and classification of products
with a higher reaction to fire or fire resistance requirements according to EN13501.”
HR Prof certificates from: BM TRADA, BRE, TUV, MEKA Forest & Wood testing Institute and SP Laboratories of Sweden, on the following wood species: Spruce, Pine, Western Red Cedar, Scotch Larch, Siberian Larch, Sucupera Amarela, Thermowood and Oak all Euro-class B-s1-d0, Birch plywood C-s1-d1, indicative test results for Accoya B-s1-d0.
The manufacturing process for HR Prof has been audited by EXOVA BM TRADA and found to meet the requirements of standard: ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System.
HP Prof Fire Retardant treated substrates were tested at SP Technical Research Institute in Sweden and passed the rigorous NT 053 external use weathering tests, where fire retardant treated wood is exposed to 1000hr accelerated weathering by cycles of rain, drying, and UV light, before fire testing, according to the cone calorimeter.
HR Prof Fire Retardant: For use both internally or externally, easy to apply by spray, brush, roller or vacuum, specified on many large projects throughout the UK including Olympic Stadiums, schools, universities, airports, hosiptals, and many other public and private buildings.
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