Pyrok is an inorganic, asbestos free,
vermiculite-based material, that can be applied, by
spray or by trowel. It provides both a protective
and a decorative finish.
It is extremely
stable and can be applied to virtually all building
'materials with excellent bonding.
Its unique chemical
composition and physical characteristics enable it
to exhibit a large number of properties which in
turn make it highly suitable for a wide range of
applications.
In many industrial
and commercial premises condensation from ceilings
or roof trusses may damage the goods being
manufactured or stored. Pyrok, is ideal for use as
an anti-condensation lining, and specially suitable
for walls and ceilings in kitchens, bath houses and
industrial premises such as laundries, dyeworks and
breweries where the air is heavily charged with
moisture.
Mobile
refinery, Singapore
pyrok for fireproofing
ANTI COROTION
Pyrok withstands
attack from nitric, phosphoric, hydrochloric and
sulphuric acid. Its chemical composition also
effectively prevents any growth of algae or fungi.
Pyrok also protects against rain water penetration
and it is robust enough to withstand abrasion.
Pyrok will not
crack or spall after curing even when screwed, sawn,
chiselled or nailed.
It is colour-wash
with no yellowing effect and cleaning with a steam
brush will restore the original appearance.
It is non-toxic and odourless.
The ingredients of
Pyrok surfacing material combine to provide a strong
measure of protection from fire.
Its strong adhesion
to, metal makes it an excellent, simple and
inexpensive fire-resisting covering to structural
steel members eliminating the need for, the normal
5.0mm of reinforced concrete.
Application is
carried out in a matter of hours. Pyrok has
fire"ratings from 1/2 hour to 4 hours.
Fire test conforms
to BS 476; Part 8 and Part 21-Fire resistance test'&
standard spread of flame test conditions and BS 476:
Part 4:1976=Non-combustibility tests for materials.
The thickness of
Pyrok ranging from 10 mm to 59 mm is determined by
the duration of fire protection required (fire.rating),
the ratio of perimeter of exposed section to the
cross-sectional area of the steel member (Hp/A) and
whether profile or box/solid protection is applied.
Considerable
economy in energy costs can be achieved in buildings
where walls are coated either inside, outside or
both with Pyrok surfacing material.
The reason for this
excellent insulation is-explained by the countless
minute air cells formed in the mix by the use of
exfoliated' vermiculite and other ingredients
possessing high resistance to heat.
The thermal
conductivity (K value) of Pyrok remains constant
under the most severe conditions. Its thermal
efficiency therefore remains unimpaired when maximum
thermal value is required. (See table 4)
Pyrok
surfacing material gives excellent protection
against corrosion in ferrous metals and has been
successfully
used to line steel flues carrying gases heavily
laden with sulphurous fumes.
In
three years of tests no specimen has shown any signs
of corrosion. It is also used for the prevention of
corrosion and spalling of rein-forced concrete.
Unicorp Sendirian Berhad
Lot 66,
Beribi II Industrial Estate, B.S.B. BE1118
P.O. Box 620, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8671,
Brunei Darussalam Tel: 673-245 0450, 245
0500, 245 0998 Fax: 673-245 0999 E-mail:
unicorp@brunet.bn
or
unicorpbrunei@brunet.bn