ASFP Yellow Book 4th Edition Vol 2 Part 3 SprayedNonReactiveCoatings28Oct11 PDF

YELLOW BOOK
Fire protection for structural steel

in buildings
4th Edition
(Volume 2: Part 3 Sprayed Non Reactive Coatings)
Association for Specialist Fire Protection

Kingsley House, Ganders Business Park, Kingsley, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 9LU, United Kingdom
t: 01420 471 612 www.asfp.org.uk
Amendments to Vol 2: Section 10:3 Product Data Sheets

DATE
SECTION
AMENDMENT SUMMARY
SOURCE
27/06/07
10:3
STEELGUARD CM4703 & CM4704:

Moved from Reactive to Non Reactive Coatings
BP
27/06/07
10
List of Products amended
BP
13/07/07
ALL
Book divided into two volumes. Vol 1: Sections 1-8 & 10 and Vol 2:
Section 9 Product Data Sheets
BP
27/07/07
10:3
MONOKOTE MK6:
Amending errors in figures for 120mins on both tables
BP
27/07/07
10:3
All Grace Products:

New website address
Requested by
Grace
01/11/07
10:1
PROMATECT 250
Change to item 5, 9 and 11
Change to tables to reflect new 30mm thickness board
Requested by
Promatect
20/11/07
ALL
Sections renumbered sequentially. 9 is now Bibliography and 10

the Product Data Sheets
BP
20/11/07
10
Product Sections renumbered and called Vol 2 Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4
BP
15/01/07
10:3
STEELGUARD CM4703 & CM4704:

Amended web address, change to final line of entry
BP
07/10/09
10.3
Repagination of Section
BP
30/04/2010
Cover
New volume covers
NR
10/05/20
10.3
VERMIPLASTER BD
NR
28/09/11
10.3
Transfer of ownership of CAFCO products to PROMAT UK Ltd and

new data tables for these products
NR
Note 1:
Amendments may only be inserted by ASFP Secretariat with approval of the ASFP Technical Officer.

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Vol 2 Part 3: page 2

SPRAYED NON REACTIVE COATINGS
Fire protection for structural steel in buildings

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4 Edition revised 04 Oct 2011
SECTION 10:3
List of Product Data Sheets
CAFCO 300
CAFCO BLAZE-SHIELD II
CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2
CAFCO MANDOLITE HS3
CAFCO MANDOLITE TG
MONOKOTE MK6
MONOKOTE Z106
MONOKOTE Z146
STEELGUARD CM4703
STEELGUARD CM4704
VERMIPLASTER BD
This volume should be read in conjunction with Volume 1, available to download from www.asfp.org.uk

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CAFCO 300
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Product description
Gypsum based vermiculite spray
Manufacturer
PROMAT UK LTD
The Sterling Centre, Eastern Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 2TD
T:
01344 381 300
F:
01344 381 301
W:
www.promat-spray.com
Availability
Supply and fix service by recognised applicators. Details from manufacturer
Protection technique
Profile, box or solid
Application technique
Factory prepared pre-packed, mixed with water on site and sprayed through standard slurry pump.
6.
Steel preparation requirements

Steel must be de-greased and have loose scale and rust removed. Pre-treatment using a primer/adhesive
is necessary in most cases when applying 300 to steelwork with painted surfaces.
7.
Additional mechanical fixing

None within the scope of the following table
8.
Nominal density
310 kg/m3
9.
Thickness range
10 - 70mm
10.
Fire resistance range

(a)
Up to 4 hours
(b)
Hp/A: 30 - 310 Profile
11.
Constraints for fire resistance

(a)
Minimum dry thickness 10mm
(b)
Maximum unreinforced dry thickness 70mm
12.
Appearance
Off-white textured finish. Surface finishes may be used
13.
On site use
Internal -semi exposed (canopies)
14.
Durability
Resistant to frost, vermin and mould growth and limited attack by water.
15.
Performance in other BS and EN fire tests

Non-combustible in accordance with BS476-4, so complies with Class 0 requirements as defined in the
Building Regulations 1991. EN test for fire protection to concrete.
16.
Other applications
(a)
Fire protection of concrete
(b)
Marine protection (internal)
(c)
Cavity fire barrier
(d)
Acoustic correction
(e)
Fire protection of ductwork
17.
Third Party Certification

This product is certificated by a 3rd Party Certification body accredited to ISO Guide 65 under certificate
reference LPCB Certificate No. 762b/01.

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CAFCO 300
Table 1 Required thicknesses of Cafco 300 when protecting I-section beams and columns critical
temperature 350C
Dry thickness in mm to provide fire resistance of
Hp/A up to
30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
14
19
27
35
40
12
12
17
22
32
42
50
12
14
19
25
36
48
60
12
15
21
27
40
52
70
12
16
23
29
43
56
80
12
17
24
31
45
60
90
12
18
25
33
48
62
100
12
19
26
34
50
65
110
12
19
27
35
51
67
120
12
20
28
36
53
69
130
12
20
29
37
54
71
140
12
21
29
38
55
150
12
21
30
39
56
160
13
22
30
39
57
170
13
22
31
40
58
180
13
22
31
41
59
190
13
22
32
41
60
200
13
23
32
42
61
210
13
23
33
42
61
220
14
23
33
43
62
230
14
23
33
43
62
240
14
24
33
43
63
250
14
24
34
44
63
260
14
24
34
44
64
270
14
24
34
44
64
280
14
24
34
44
65
290
14
24
35
45
65
300
14
25
35
45
65
310
14
25
35
45
66
320
14
25
35
45
66

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CAFCO 300
temperature 400C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
16
22
29
40
12
12
15
19
27
35
50
12
12
17
22
31
40
60
12
14
19
24
34
44
70
12
15
20
26
36
47
80
12
16
21
27
39
50
90
12
16
23
29
41
53
100
12
17
23
30
42
55
110
12
18
24
31
44
57
120
12
18
25
32
45
59
130
12
19
26
33
47
60
140
12
19
26
33
48
62
150
12
20
27
34
49
63
160
13
20
27
35
50
64
170
13
20
28
35
50
65
180
13
21
28
36
51
66
190
13
21
29
36
52
67
200
13
21
29
37
53
68
210
14
21
29
37
53
69
220
14
22
30
38
54
70
230
14
22
30
38
54
70
240
14
22
30
38
55
71
250
14
22
30
39
55
72
260
14
22
31
39
56
72
270
14
23
31
39
56
280
14
23
31
40
56
290
14
23
31
40
57
300
15
23
32
40
57
310
15
23
32
40
57
320
15
23
32
40
58

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CAFCO 300
temperature 450C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
15
21
27
40
12
12
14
18
25
33
50
12
12
16
20
29
37
60
12
13
17
22
32
41
70
12
14
19
24
34
44
80
12
14
20
25
36
47
90
12
15
21
27
38
49
100
12
16
22
28
40
52
110
12
16
23
29
41
54
120
12
17
23
30
42
55
130
12
17
24
31
44
57
140
12
18
25
31
45
58
150
12
18
25
32
46
59
160
12
19
26
33
47
61
170
12
19
26
33
47
62
180
12
19
26
34
48
62
190
12
19
27
34
49
63
200
12
20
27
35
49
64
210
12
20
27
35
50
65
220
13
20
28
35
50
66
230
13
20
28
36
51
66
240
13
20
28
36
51
67
250
13
21
28
36
52
67
260
13
21
29
37
52
68
270
13
21
29
37
53
69
280
13
21
29
37
53
69
290
13
21
29
37
53
69
300
13
21
29
38
54
70
310
13
22
30
38
54
70
320
13
22
30
38
54
71

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CAFCO 300
temperature 500C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
13
19
25
40
12
12
13
16
23
30
50
12
12
14
18
26
34
60
12
12
16
20
29
38
70
12
12
17
22
31
41
80
12
13
18
23
33
44
90
12
14
19
24
35
46
100
12
14
20
26
37
48
110
12
15
21
27
38
50
120
12
15
21
27
39
51
130
12
16
22
28
41
53
140
12
16
23
29
42
54
150
12
17
23
30
42
55
160
12
17
24
30
43
57
170
12
17
24
31
44
58
180
12
17
24
31
45
58
190
12
18
25
32
45
59
200
12
18
25
32
46
60
210
12
18
25
32
47
61
220
12
18
26
33
47
62
230
12
19
26
33
48
62
240
12
19
26
33
48
63
250
12
19
26
34
49
63
260
12
19
27
34
49
64
270
12
19
27
34
49
64
280
12
19
27
35
50
65
290
12
20
27
35
50
65
300
12
20
27
35
50
66
310
12
20
27
35
51
66
320
12
20
28
35
51
66

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CAFCO 300
temperature 550C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
18
23
40
12
12
12
15
21
28
50
12
12
13
17
24
32
60
12
12
14
19
27
35
70
12
12
16
20
29
38
80
12
12
17
21
31
41
90
12
13
18
23
33
43
100
12
13
18
24
34
45
110
12
14
19
25
35
46
120
12
14
20
25
37
48
130
12
14
20
26
38
49
140
12
15
21
27
39
51
150
12
15
21
27
40
52
160
12
15
22
28
40
53
170
12
16
22
28
41
54
180
12
16
22
29
42
55
190
12
16
23
29
42
56
200
12
16
23
30
43
56
210
12
17
23
30
44
57
220
12
17
24
30
44
58
230
12
17
24
31
45
58
240
12
17
24
31
45
59
250
12
17
24
31
45
59
260
12
17
25
32
46
60
270
12
18
25
32
46
60
280
12
18
25
32
46
61
290
12
18
25
32
47
61
300
12
18
25
33
47
62
310
12
18
25
33
47
62
320
12
18
26
33
48
62

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CAFCO 300
temperature 600C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
17
22
40
12
12
12
14
20
26
50
12
12
12
16
23
30
60
12
12
13
17
25
33
70
12
12
14
19
27
36
80
12
12
15
20
29
38
90
12
12
16
21
31
40
100
12
12
17
22
32
42
110
12
12
18
23
33
44
120
12
13
18
23
34
45
130
12
13
19
24
35
46
140
12
13
19
25
36
47
150
12
14
19
25
37
48
160
12
14
20
26
38
49
170
12
14
20
26
38
50
180
12
14
21
27
39
51
190
12
15
21
27
39
52
200
12
15
21
27
40
52
210
12
15
21
28
40
53
220
12
15
22
28
41
54
230
12
15
22
28
41
54
240
12
15
22
29
42
55
250
12
16
22
29
42
55
260
12
16
22
29
42
56
270
12
16
23
29
43
56
280
12
16
23
29
43
57
290
12
16
23
30
43
57
300
12
16
23
30
44
57
310
12
16
23
30
44
58
320
12
16
23
30
44
58

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CAFCO 300
temperature 620C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
16
20
40
12
12
12
13
19
25
50
12
12
12
15
22
28
60
12
12
13
16
24
31
70
12
12
14
18
26
34
80
12
12
15
19
28
36
90
12
12
15
20
29
38
100
12
12
16
21
31
40
110
12
12
17
22
32
42
120
12
12
17
23
33
43
130
12
13
18
23
34
44
140
12
13
18
24
35
46
150
12
13
19
24
35
47
160
12
13
19
25
36
48
170
12
14
19
25
37
48
180
12
14
20
26
37
49
190
12
14
20
26
38
50
200
12
14
20
26
39
51
210
12
14
21
27
39
51
220
12
15
21
27
39
52
230
12
15
21
27
40
52
240
12
15
21
28
40
53
250
12
15
21
28
41
53
260
12
15
22
28
41
54
270
12
15
22
28
41
54
280
12
15
22
29
42
55
290
12
16
22
29
42
55
300
12
16
22
29
42
56
310
12
16
22
29
43
56
320
12
16
23
29
43
56

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CAFCO 300
temperature 650C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
15
20
40
12
12
12
13
18
24
50
12
12
12
14
21
28
60
12
12
12
16
23
31
70
12
12
13
17
25
33
80
12
12
14
18
27
35
90
12
12
15
19
28
37
100
12
12
15
20
29
39
110
12
12
16
21
31
40
120
12
12
16
22
32
42
130
12
12
17
22
33
43
140
12
12
17
23
33
44
150
12
12
18
23
34
45
160
12
13
18
24
35
46
170
12
13
18
24
35
47
180
12
13
19
24
36
47
190
12
13
19
25
37
48
200
12
13
19
25
37
49
210
12
14
20
25
37
49
220
12
14
20
26
38
50
230
12
14
20
26
38
51
240
12
14
20
26
39
51
250
12
14
20
27
39
51
260
12
14
20
27
39
52
270
12
14
21
27
40
52
280
12
14
21
27
40
53
290
12
14
21
27
40
53
300
12
15
21
28
40
53
310
12
15
21
28
41
54
320
12
15
21
28
41
54

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CAFCO 300
temperature 700C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
13
18
40
12
12
12
12
16
22
50
12
12
12
12
19
25
60
12
12
12
14
21
28
70
12
12
12
15
23
31
80
12
12
12
16
24
33
90
12
12
12
17
26
35
100
12
12
13
18
27
36
110
12
12
14
18
28
38
120
12
12
14
19
29
39
130
12
12
15
20
30
41
140
12
12
15
20
31
42
150
12
12
15
21
32
43
160
12
12
16
21
33
44
170
12
12
16
22
33
45
180
12
12
16
22
34
45
190
12
12
17
22
34
46
200
12
12
17
23
35
47
210
12
12
17
23
35
48
220
12
12
17
23
36
48
230
12
12
17
24
36
49
240
12
12
18
24
37
49
250
12
12
18
24
37
50
260
12
12
18
24
37
50
270
12
12
18
25
38
51
280
12
12
18
25
38
51
290
12
12
18
25
38
51
300
12
12
18
25
39
52
310
12
12
19
25
39
52
320
12
12
19
26
39
53

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CAFCO 300
Table 10 Required thicknesses of Cafco 300 when protecting hollow section beams and columns critical
temperature 350C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
15
19
28
36
40
12
13
18
23
33
44
50
12
14
20
26
38
50
60
12
16
22
29
42
55
70
12
17
24
32
46
60
80
12
18
26
34
49
64
90
12
19
28
36
52
68
100
12
20
29
37
54
71
110
12
21
30
39
57
120
13
22
31
41
59
130
13
23
32
42
61
140
14
24
33
43
63
150
14
24
34
45
65
160
14
25
35
46
66
170
15
25
36
47
68
180
15
26
37
48
70
190
15
27
38
49
71
200
16
27
39
50
210
16
28
39
51
220
16
28
40
52
230
17
29
41
53
240
17
29
41
54
250
17
30
42
54
260
17
30
42
55
270
17
30
43
55
280
18
30
43
55
290
18
30
43
56
300
18
31
43
56
310
18
31
44
56

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CAFCO 300
temperature 400C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
13
16
23
30
40
12
12
16
20
28
36
50
12
13
18
23
32
42
60
12
15
20
25
36
46
70
12
16
22
27
39
50
80
12
17
23
29
42
54
90
12
18
24
31
44
57
100
12
19
26
33
47
60
110
12
20
27
34
49
63
120
13
20
28
36
51
66
130
13
21
29
37
53
68
140
14
22
30
38
54
70
150
14
23
31
39
56
160
15
23
32
40
57
170
15
24
33
41
59
180
15
24
33
42
60
190
16
25
34
43
62
200
16
25
35
44
63
210
16
26
35
45
64
220
17
26
36
46
65
230
17
27
37
47
67
240
17
27
37
48
68
250
17
28
38
48
69
260
18
28
38
49
69
270
18
28
39
49
70
280
18
28
39
49
70
290
18
29
39
50
71
300
18
29
39
50
71
310
18
29
40
50
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temperature 450C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
15
21
28
40
12
12
14
18
26
34
50
12
12
17
21
30
39
60
12
13
18
23
33
43
70
12
15
20
25
36
47
80
12
16
21
27
39
51
90
12
17
23
29
41
54
100
12
17
24
31
44
57
110
12
18
25
32
46
59
120
12
19
26
33
48
62
130
12
20
27
34
49
64
140
13
20
28
36
51
66
150
13
21
29
37
52
68
160
13
21
30
38
54
70
170
14
22
30
39
55
72
180
14
23
31
40
57
190
14
23
32
40
58
200
15
24
32
41
59
210
15
24
33
42
60
220
15
24
34
43
61
230
15
25
34
44
63
240
16
25
35
45
64
250
16
26
35
45
65
260
16
26
36
46
65
270
16
26
36
46
66
280
16
26
36
46
66
290
16
26
37
47
67
300
17
27
37
47
67
310
17
27
37
47
67

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CAFCO 300
temperature 500C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
14
20
25
40
12
12
13
17
24
31
50
12
12
15
19
27
36
60
12
12
17
21
31
40
70
12
13
18
23
33
44
80
12
14
20
25
36
47
90
12
15
21
27
38
50
100
12
16
22
28
40
53
110
12
17
23
29
42
55
120
12
17
24
31
44
58
130
12
18
25
32
46
60
140
12
18
26
33
47
62
150
12
19
26
34
49
64
160
12
20
27
35
50
65
170
12
20
28
36
52
67
180
13
21
29
37
53
69
190
13
21
29
38
54
71
200
13
21
30
38
55
72
210
13
22
31
39
56
220
14
22
31
40
57
230
14
23
32
41
59
240
14
23
32
41
60
250
14
24
33
42
61
260
14
24
33
42
61
270
15
24
33
43
62
280
15
24
34
43
62
290
15
24
34
43
62
300
15
24
34
44
63
310
15
25
34
44
63

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CAFCO 300
temperature 550C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
13
18
24
40
12
12
12
15
22
29
50
12
12
14
18
25
33
60
12
12
15
20
28
37
70
12
12
17
22
31
41
80
12
13
18
23
33
44
90
12
14
19
25
36
47
100
12
14
20
26
38
49
110
12
15
21
27
39
51
120
12
16
22
28
41
54
130
12
16
23
29
43
56
140
12
17
24
30
44
58
150
12
17
24
31
45
60
160
12
18
25
32
47
61
170
12
18
26
33
48
63
180
12
19
26
34
49
64
190
12
19
27
35
50
66
200
12
20
28
36
52
67
210
12
20
28
36
53
69
220
12
20
29
37
54
70
230
12
21
29
38
55
72
240
13
21
30
38
56
250
13
22
30
39
57
260
13
22
31
39
57
270
13
22
31
40
58
280
13
22
31
40
58
290
13
22
31
40
58
300
13
22
31
41
59
310
13
22
32
41
59

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temperature 600C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
17
22
40
12
12
12
14
21
27
50
12
12
13
17
24
31
60
12
12
14
18
27
35
70
12
12
15
20
29
38
80
12
12
17
22
31
41
90
12
12
18
23
33
44
100
12
13
19
24
35
46
110
12
14
19
25
37
48
120
12
14
20
26
38
50
130
12
15
21
27
40
52
140
12
15
22
28
41
54
150
12
16
22
29
42
56
160
12
16
23
30
44
57
170
12
17
24
31
45
59
180
12
17
24
31
46
60
190
12
17
25
32
47
62
200
12
18
25
33
48
63
210
12
18
26
33
49
64
220
12
18
26
34
50
65
230
12
19
27
35
51
67
240
12
19
27
35
52
68
250
12
19
28
36
52
69
260
12
20
28
36
53
70
270
12
20
28
36
53
70
280
12
20
28
37
54
71
290
12
20
28
37
54
71
300
12
20
29
37
54
72
310
12
20
29
37
55
72

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temperature 620C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
16
21
40
12
12
12
14
20
26
50
12
12
12
16
23
30
60
12
12
13
17
25
33
70
12
12
15
19
28
36
80
12
12
16
21
30
39
90
12
12
17
22
32
42
100
12
12
18
23
34
44
110
12
13
19
24
35
46
120
12
14
19
25
37
48
130
12
14
20
26
38
50
140
12
15
21
27
39
52
150
12
15
21
28
41
54
160
12
16
22
29
42
55
170
12
16
23
29
43
57
180
12
16
23
30
44
58
190
12
17
24
31
45
59
200
12
17
24
32
46
61
210
12
17
25
32
47
62
220
12
18
25
33
48
63
230
12
18
26
34
49
64
240
12
18
26
34
50
66
250
12
19
27
35
51
67
260
12
19
27
35
51
67
270
12
19
27
35
52
68
280
12
19
27
36
52
68
290
12
19
28
36
52
69
300
12
19
28
36
53
69
310
12
20
28
36
53
70

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temperature 650C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
16
21
40
12
12
12
13
19
25
50
12
12
12
15
22
29
60
12
12
13
17
25
32
70
12
12
14
18
27
35
80
12
12
15
20
29
38
90
12
12
16
21
31
40
100
12
12
17
22
32
43
110
12
12
18
23
34
45
120
12
13
18
24
35
47
130
12
13
19
25
37
48
140
12
14
20
26
38
50
150
12
14
20
27
39
52
160
12
15
21
27
40
53
170
12
15
22
28
41
55
180
12
15
22
29
42
56
190
12
16
23
29
43
57
200
12
16
23
30
44
59
210
12
16
24
31
45
60
220
12
17
24
31
46
61
230
12
17
24
32
47
62
240
12
17
25
33
48
63
250
12
17
25
33
49
64
260
12
18
25
33
49
65
270
12
18
26
34
49
65
280
12
18
26
34
50
66
290
12
18
26
34
50
66
300
12
18
26
34
50
67
310
12
18
26
35
51
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CAFCO 300
temperature 700C
Hp/A up to

30min
60min
90min
120min
180min
240min
30
12
12
12
12
14
19
40
12
12
12
12
17
23
50
12
12
12
13
20
27
60
12
12
12
15
22
30
70
12
12
12
16
24
33
80
12
12
13
17
26
35
90
12
12
14
18
28
38
100
12
12
14
19
30
40
110
12
12
15
20
31
42
120
12
12
16
21
33
44
130
12
12
16
22
34
46
140
12
12
17
23
35
48
150
12
12
18
24
37
49
160
12
12
18
25
38
51
170
12
12
19
25
39
52
180
12
12
19
26
40
54
190
12
13
20
27
41
55
200
12
13
20
27
42
56
210
12
13
20
28
43
57
220
12
13
21
28
44
59
230
12
14
21
29
44
60
240
12
14
22
30
45
61
250
12
14
22
30
46
62
260
12
14
22
30
47
63
270
12
14
22
31
47
63
280
12
14
23
31
47
64
290
12
15
23
31
48
64
300
12
15
23
31
48
65
310
12
15
23
32
48
65
This product is certified by a 3rd Party Certification body accredited to ISO Guide 65
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1.
Product description
Sprayed mineral wool
2.
Manufacturer
PROMAT UK LTD
T:
01344 381 300
F:
01344 381 301
W:
3.
Availability
4.
5.
Air-borne spray mixed with water at gun
6.

The steel must be degreased and have loose scale and rust removed. The steel may be primed with a
zinc epoxy primer or any other compatible type. No preparation is necessary for box protection
7.
Additional mechanical fixing or reinforcement

None for up to 65mm and 4 hours fire resistance for 3 or 4 sided applications. Mesh or equivalent (i.e.
steel pins with spring washers) may need to be introduced for other applications
8.
Nominal density
250 - 280 kg/m
9.
Thickness range
10 - 70mm
10.

(a)
Up to 4 hours
(b)
Hp/A:
26 - 315m-1 for profile protection
17 - 260m-1 for box or solid protection
11.

(a)
Minimum dry thickness - 10mm
(b)
Maximum unreinforced dry thickness - 65mm
(c)
For 3 and 4 hours fire resistance thicknesses in excess of 65mm require reinforcement and
reference should be made to the manufacturer
12.
Appearance
White rough textured
13.
On site use
Internal
14.
Durability
Resistant to local short term water attack, vermin and mould growth
15.

Non-combustible in accordance with BS476-4, so complies with Class 0 as defined in the Building
Regulations 1991
16.
Other applications
(a)
Thermal insulation
(b)
Acoustic correction
(c)
Condensation control
(d)
Sound insulation
(e)
(f)
(g)
General fire protection - external walls, cavity barriers, etc
(h)
Marine fire protection

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Hp/A up to
Dry thickness in mm to provide fire resistance (mins) of

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
12
12
12
17
25
50
10
12
12
16
26
36
70
10
12
15
21
34
46
90
10
12
17
25
40
55
110
10
12
20
29
46
64
130
10
13
22
32
51
70
150
10
14
24
35
56
170
10
15
26
37
60
190
10
16
28
40
64
210
10
16
29
42
67
230
10
17
30
43
70
250
10
18
31
45
270
10
18
33
47
290
10
19
34
48
310
10
19
35
50
Linear interpolation is permissable between values of Hp/A

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CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2

1.
Product description
Cement based vermiculite spray
2.
Manufacturer
PROMAT UK LTD
T:
01344 381 300
F:
01344 381 301
W:
3.
Availability
4.
Profile or solid
5.
Factory prepared pre-mix, mixed with water on site and spray applied
6.

The steel must be degreased and have loose scale and rust removed. If the steel is primed reference
must be made to the manufacturer
7.
Additional mechanical fixing or reinforcement

None for up to 73mm and 4 hours resistance for 3 or 4 sided applications. Mesh or equivalent may be
needed for other cases
8.
Nominal density
390 kg/m
9.
Thickness range
8 to 100mm
10.

(a)
Up to 4 hours
(b)
Hp/A
26 - 315 m-1 for profile protection
17 - 260 m-1 for solid protection
11.

(a)
Minimum thickness - 8mm
(b)
Maximum unreinforced thickness - 73mm
12.
Appearance
Off-white textured surface. Surface finishes may be used
13.
On site use
For interior and limited exterior exposure (during construction)
14.
Durability
Resistant to frost, vermin and mould growth and limited attack by water. Surface damage can be made
good with CP2 Patch Mix
15.
Performance in other BS fire tests

Non-combustible in accordance with BS476-4 so complies with Class 0 as defined in the Building
Regulations 1985
16.
Other applications
(a)
(b)
Fire protection of concrete elements and composite floors
(c)
General fire protection -interior surfaces of external walls, cavity barriers, etc
17.
Third Party Certification

This product is certificated by a 3rd Party Certification body accredited to ISO Guide 65 under certificate
reference LPCB Certificate No. 762b/02.

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Table 1: Beams & Columns at Critical Steel Temperature of 350oC
Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
Fire resistance period (mins)
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
13
17
22
31
40
40
10
15
20
25
35
45
50
10
16
21
27
38
49
60
11
17
23
29
40
52
70
12
18
24
30
42
54
80
12
18
25
31
44
56
90
12
19
25
32
45
58
100
13
19
26
33
46
59
110
13
20
26
33
47
61
120
13
20
27
34
48
62
130
13
20
27
34
48
62
140
13
21
28
35
49
63
150
14
21
28
35
50
64
160
14
21
28
35
50
65
170
14
21
28
36
50
65
180
14
21
29
36
51
66
190
14
21
29
36
51
66
200
14
22
29
37
52
66
210
14
22
29
37
52
67
220
14
22
29
37
52
67
230
14
22
30
37
52
68
240
14
22
30
37
53
68
250
14
22
30
37
53
68
260
14
22
30
38
53
68
270
15
22
30
38
53
69
280
15
22
30
38
53
69
290
15
22
30
38
53
69
300
15
22
30
38
54
69
310
15
23
30
38
54
69

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Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
11
15
19
27
35
40
13
17
22
31
40
50
14
19
24
34
44
60
10
15
20
26
37
47
70
10
16
22
27
38
50
80
11
17
22
28
40
52
90
11
17
23
29
41
54
100
11
18
24
30
43
55
110
12
18
24
31
44
56
120
12
18
25
31
44
57
130
12
19
25
32
45
58
140
12
19
26
32
46
59
150
12
19
26
33
46
60
160
13
19
26
33
47
61
170
13
20
27
34
47
61
180
13
20
27
34
48
62
190
13
20
27
34
48
62
200
13
20
27
34
49
63
210
13
20
27
35
49
63
220
13
20
28
35
49
64
230
13
20
28
35
50
64
240
13
21
28
35
50
64
250
13
21
28
35
50
65
260
13
21
28
36
50
65
270
13
21
28
36
51
65
280
14
21
28
36
51
66
290
14
21
29
36
51
66
300
14
21
29
36
51
66
310
14
21
29
36
51
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Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
13
17
24
31
40
11
15
20
28
36
50
13
17
22
31
40
60
14
18
23
33
43
70
14
20
25
35
46
80
10
15
20
26
37
48
90
10
16
21
27
38
50
100
10
16
22
28
40
51
110
10
16
22
29
41
53
120
11
17
23
29
41
54
130
11
17
23
30
42
55
140
11
17
24
30
43
56
150
11
18
24
31
44
57
160
11
18
25
31
44
57
170
12
18
25
31
45
58
180
12
18
25
32
45
59
190
12
19
25
32
46
59
200
12
19
26
32
46
60
210
12
19
26
33
46
60
220
12
19
26
33
47
61
230
12
19
26
33
47
61
240
12
19
26
33
47
61
250
12
19
26
33
48
62
260
12
19
27
34
48
62
270
12
20
27
34
48
62
280
12
20
27
34
48
63
290
13
20
27
34
49
63
300
13
20
27
34
49
63
310
13
20
27
34
49
63

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Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
12
15
21
27
40
10
14
17
25
32
50
11
15
19
28
36
60
12
17
21
30
39
70
13
18
23
32
42
80
14
19
24
34
44
90
14
19
25
35
46
100
15
20
26
37
47
110
15
21
26
38
49
120
10
15
21
27
39
50
130
10
16
22
28
39
51
140
10
16
22
28
40
52
150
10
16
22
29
41
53
160
10
17
23
29
41
54
170
10
17
23
29
42
55
180
11
17
23
30
42
55
190
11
17
24
30
43
56
200
11
17
24
30
43
56
210
11
17
24
31
44
57
220
11
18
24
31
44
57
230
11
18
24
31
44
58
240
11
18
25
31
45
58
250
11
18
25
32
45
59
260
11
18
25
32
45
59
270
11
18
25
32
46
59
280
11
18
25
32
46
60
290
11
18
25
32
46
60
300
12
18
25
32
46
60
310
12
19
26
32
46
60

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Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
13
18
24
40
12
15
22
29
50
10
14
17
25
32
60
11
15
19
27
36
70
11
16
20
29
38
80
12
17
21
31
40
90
13
18
23
32
42
100
13
18
23
34
44
110
14
19
24
35
45
120
14
19
25
36
47
130
14
20
25
37
48
140
15
20
26
37
49
150
15
21
26
38
50
160
15
21
27
39
51
170
15
21
27
39
51
180
10
16
22
28
40
52
190
10
16
22
28
40
53
200
10
16
22
28
41
53
210
10
16
22
29
41
54
220
10
16
23
29
42
54
230
10
16
23
29
42
55
240
10
17
23
29
42
55
250
10
17
23
30
43
56
260
10
17
23
30
43
56
270
10
17
23
30
43
56
280
10
17
24
30
43
57
290
10
17
24
30
44
57
300
10
17
24
31
44
57
310
11
17
24
31
44
58

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CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2

Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
11
16
21
40
10
13
20
26
50
12
15
22
29
60
13
17
24
32
70
10
14
18
26
35
80
11
15
19
28
37
90
11
16
20
30
39
100
12
16
21
31
40
110
12
17
22
32
42
120
12
18
23
33
43
130
13
18
23
34
44
140
13
18
24
35
45
150
13
19
24
35
46
160
14
19
25
36
47
170
14
20
25
37
48
180
14
20
26
37
49
190
14
20
26
38
49
200
14
20
26
38
50
210
15
21
27
39
50
220
15
21
27
39
51
230
15
21
27
39
52
240
15
21
27
40
52
250
15
21
28
40
52
260
15
22
28
40
53
270
15
22
28
41
53
280
16
22
28
41
54
290
16
22
28
41
54
300
16
22
29
41
54
310
16
22
29
42
55

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CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2

Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
11
15
20
40
10
13
19
24
50
11
15
21
28
60
12
16
23
31
70
10
13
17
25
33
80
10
14
19
27
35
90
11
15
20
28
37
100
11
16
20
30
39
110
12
16
21
31
40
120
12
17
22
32
42
130
12
17
22
33
43
140
13
18
23
33
44
150
13
18
24
34
45
160
13
19
24
35
46
170
13
19
24
35
46
180
14
19
25
36
47
190
14
19
25
37
48
200
14
20
25
37
49
210
14
20
26
37
49
220
14
20
26
38
50
230
14
20
26
38
50
240
15
21
27
39
51
250
15
21
27
39
51
260
15
21
27
39
51
270
15
21
27
40
52
280
15
21
27
40
52
290
15
21
28
40
53
300
15
21
28
40
53
310
15
22
28
41
53

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CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2

Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
14
19
40
12
17
23
50
10
13
20
26
60
11
15
22
29
70
12
16
24
31
80
13
17
25
33
90
10
14
18
27
35
100
10
15
19
28
37
110
11
15
20
29
38
120
11
16
20
30
39
130
11
16
21
31
41
140
12
17
22
32
42
150
12
17
22
32
43
160
12
17
23
33
43
170
12
18
23
34
44
180
13
18
23
34
45
190
13
18
24
35
46
200
13
18
24
35
46
210
13
19
24
36
47
220
13
19
25
36
47
230
13
19
25
36
48
240
13
19
25
37
48
250
14
19
25
37
49
260
14
20
26
37
49
270
14
20
26
38
50
280
14
20
26
38
50
290
14
20
26
38
50
300
14
20
26
39
51
310
14
20
27
39
51

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CAFCO MANDOLITE CP2

Section
Thickness (mm)
Factor
-1
A/V (m )
30
60
90
120
180
240
30
12
16
40
10
15
20
50
12
17
23
60
10
13
19
26
70
11
14
21
28
80
12
15
23
30
90
12
16
24
32
100
13
17
25
33
110
13
18
26
35
120
14
18
27
36
130
10
14
19
28
37
140
10
15
19
29
38
150
10
15
20
29
39
160
10
15
20
30
40
170
11
16
21
31
41
180
11
16
21
31
41
190
11
16
21
32
42
200
11
16
22
32
43
210
11
17
22
33
43
220
12
17
22
33
44
230
12
17
23
34
44
240
12
17
23
34
45
250
12
17
23
34
45
260
12
18
23
35
46
270
12
18
23
35
46
280
12
18
24
35
47
290
12
18
24
35
47
300
12
18
24
36
47
310
12
18
24
36
48

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CAFCO MANDOLITE HS3

1.
Product description
Lightweight aggregate cementitious mix
2.
Manufacturer
PROMAT UK LTD
T:
01344 381 300
F:
01344 381 301
W:
3.
Availability
4.
5.
Factory prepared pre-mix, mixed with water on site and spray applied (can be trowel finished)
6.

must be made to the manufacturer
7.

None for up to 58mm and 4 hours resistance for three or four sided applications. Mesh or fixing
equivalent may be needed for other cases. Mesh required for Box systems
8.
Nominal density
750 kg/ m3
9.
Thickness range
8 to 100mm
10.

(a)
Up to 4 hours
(b)
Hp/A:
26 - 330 m-1 for profile protection
17 - 260m-1 for box or solid protection
11.

(a)
(b)
12.
Appearance
Off white textured or smooth surface suitable for top coating if required
13.
On site use
For interior and exterior applications
14.
Durability
Resistant to weather, impact, vermin and mould growth
15.

Non-combustible in accordance with BS476-4 so complies with Class 0 as defined in the Building
Regulations 1991
16.
Other applications
(a)
(c)
General fire protection

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CAFCO MANDOLITE HS3

Hp/A up to

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
11
17
23
50
12
16
24
33
70
14
19
29
39
90
11
16
22
33
45
110
12
18
24
36
49
130
12
19
26
39
52
150
13
20
27
41
55
170
13
21
28
43
58
190
14
22
29
44
210
14
22
30
46
230
15
23
31
47
250
15
23
31
48
270
15
24
32
49
290
16
24
33
49
310
16
24
33
50


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CAFCO MANDOLITE TG
1.
Product description
Trowel grade lightweight aggregate cementitious mix
2.
Manufacturer
PROMAT UK LTD
T:
01344 381 300
F:
01344 381 301
W:
3.
Availability
Supply and fix service by recognised applicators. Details from manufacturer.
4.
5.
Factory prepared pre-mix, mixed with water on site and applied by trowel
6.

must be made to the manufacturer. No preparation is necessary for box protection
7.

Mesh may be required for specific applications. Mesh required for Box systems
8.
Nominal density
675kg/ m3
9.
Thickness range
8 to 100mm
10.

a)
Up to 4 hours
b)
Hp/A:
26 - 330m- for profile protection
17 - 260m- for box or solid protection
11.

a)
b)
12.
Appearance
Off white smooth surface suitable for top coating if required
13.
On site use
For interior and exterior applications
14.
Durability
Resistant to weather, impact, vermin and mould growth
15.

Non-combustible in accordance with BS476, Part 4, so complies with Class 0 as defined in the Building
Regulations 1991.
16.
Other applications
a)
Hand repairs to Mandolite HS3
b)
c)
General fire protection of building structures

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CAFCO MANDOLITE TG
Hp/A up to

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
11
17
23
50
12
16
24
33
70
14
19
29
39
90
11
16
22
33
45
110
12
18
24
36
49
130
12
19
26
39
52
150
13
20
27
41
55
170
13
21
28
43
58
190
14
22
29
44
210
14
22
30
46
230
15
23
31
47
250
15
23
31
48
270
15
24
32
49
290
16
24
33
49
310
16
24
33
50


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MONOKOTE MK6
1.
Product description
Gypsum based mixture containing synthetic aggregate
2.
Manufacturer
GRACE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS
Ajax Avenue Slough, Berkshire SL1 4BH
T:
01753 692929
F:
01753 691623
W:
www.gcp-grace.com
3.
Availability
Through manufacturers approved applicators
4.
Profile to beams, columns and soffits
5.
Surface preparation requirements

Remove mill scale and contaminates. For compatible primers refer to manufacturer.
7.

None required for I beams with depths up to 1000mm, and I columns with flange widths up to 500mm
8.
Nominal density
Monokote MK-6S
Monokote MK6-HY
315 kg/m
260 kg/m
9.
Thickness range
10 to 84mm
10.

Up to and including 4 hours
11.

a)
b)
Maximum thickness - 84mm
12.
Appearance
Sprayed, textured, light grey, other colours available
13.
On site use
For internal applications only
14.
Durability
Resistant to vermin, mould growth and minor impact and abrasions
15.
Performance in other BS tests

Non-combustible BS 476-6, Class 0 BS 476-7
16.
Other applications
a)
Thermal insulation
b)
Acoustic control

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MONOKOTE MK6
Hp/A up
to

Dry thickness in mm to provide fire
resistance (mins) of
30
60
90
120
180
240
Hp/A up
to

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
10
10
10
12
16
30
10
10
15
15
20
25
50
10
10
10
12
18
25
50
10
10
15
15
21
28
70
10
10
11
15
24
33
70
10
10
15
17
27
37
90
10
10
13
18
29
40
90
10
10
15
20
32
44
110
10
10
15
21
33
46
110
10
11
17
23
37
51
130
10
10
16
23
37
51
130
10
11
19
26
41
56
150
10
10
18
25
41
56
150
10
12
20
29
45
62
170
10
11
19
27
44
60
170
10
13
22
31
49
66
190
10
12
20
29
47
64
190
10
14
23
33
52
71
210
10
12
21
31
49
68
210
10
14
24
34
55
75
230
10
13
23
32
52
71
230
10
15
26
36
57
78
250
10
13
23
34
54
74
250
10
16
27
38
59
81
270
10
14
24
35
56
77
270
10
16
28
39
62
84
290
10
14
25
36
58
79
290
10
17
28
40
64
n/a
310
10
15
26
37
59
82
Linear interpolation is permissable between values of
Hp/A
310
10
17
29
41
66
n/a
Hp/A

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MONOKOTE Z106
1.
Product description
Portland cement based mixture containing synthetic aggregate
2.
Manufacturer
T:
01753 692929
F:
01753 691623
W:
www.graceconstruction.com
3.
Availability
Grace Construction Products
4.
5.
Spray
6.
Surface preparation
Remove mill scale and contaminates. For compatible primers refer to manufacturer
7.

None required
8.
Nominal density
360 kg/m3
9.
Thickness range
10 to 80mm
10.

11.

a)
b)
Maximum thickness - 65mm
12.
Appearance
Sprayed, textured, light grey
13.
On site use
For both internal and external applications
14.
Durability
15.

No data
16.
Other applications
a)
Thermal insulation
b)
Acoustic control

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MONOKOTE Z106
Hp/A up
to

30
60
90
120
180
240
Hp/A up
to

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
10
10
10
13
17
30
10
10
10
12
17
22
50
10
10
10
12
19
25
50
10
10
12
16
20
31
70
10
10
11
15
23
31
70
10
10
15
17
24
38
90
10
10
13
18
27
36
90
10
12
17
22
33
43
110
10
10
15
20
30
41
110
10
13
19
24
36
47
130
10
10
16
22
33
44
130
10
14
20
26
38
50
150
10
11
17
23
35
47
150
10
15
21
27
40
53
170
10
12
18
24
37
50
170
10
15
22
29
42
55
190
10
12
19
25
39
52
190
10
16
23
30
43
57
210
10
13
20
26
40
54
210
10
16
23
30
45
59
230
10
13
20
27
41
56
230
10
17
24
31
46
60
250
10
13
21
28
43
57
250
10
17
24
32
47
62
270
10
14
21
29
44
59
270
10
17
25
32
48
63
290
10
14
21
29
45
60
290
10
18
25
33
48
64
310
10
14
21
30
45
61
Hp/A
310
10
18
26
33
49
65
Hp/A

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MONOKOTE Z146
1.
Product description
Portland cement based mixture containing synthetic aggregate
2.
Manufacturer
T:
01753 692929
F:
01753 691623
W:
www.graceconstruction.com
3.
Availability
Grace Construction Products approved applicators
4.
Profile and box
5.
Supply and installation by Team One approved contractors
6.
Surface preparation
Remove mill scale and contaminates. For compatible primers refer to manufacturer
7.

None required for profile. Expanded metal lath for box
8.
Nominal density
675 kg/m3
9.
Thickness range
6 to 46 mm
10.

11.

a)
Minimum thickness - 6 mm
b)
Maximum thickness - 46 mm
12.
Appearance
Sprayed, textured, light grey
13.
On site use
For both internal and external applications
14.
Durability
15.

No data
16.
Other applications
None

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MONOKOTE Z146
Hp/A up to

30
60
90
120
180
240
30
10
13
18
24
50
13
16
22
29
70
10
14
18
25
32
90
11
15
19
26
34
110
12
15
19
27
35
130
12
16
20
28
36
150
12
16
20
29
37
170
12
17
21
29
38
190
12
17
21
30
38
210
13
17
21
30
38
230
13
17
21
30
39
250
13
17
22
30
39
270
13
17
22
31
39
290
13
17
22
31
40
310
13
18
22
31
40


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STEELGUARD CM4703
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Product description
Modified vermiculite cement for internal and external structural steelwork with decorative topseal range.
Manufacturer
PPG INDUSTRIES (UK) LIMITED
Micro House, Station Approach, Wood Street North, Alfreton, DE55 7JR
T:
01773 837300
F:
01773 837302
W:
www.ppgmc.com
Availability
Details from manufacturer
Factory prepared pre-packed, mixed with water on site and sprayed through either mechanical piston or
rotor stator type as detailed by manufacturer.
Abrasive blast to Sa 2 ISO 8501-1 and apply the specified PPG primer. Steelguard CM 4703 may be
applied directly to bare steel for internal dry C1 environments only. The surface must be dry and free of
dust, salts, grease and other contaminants immediately before coating. If the steel is already primed,
check compatibility with PPG. Compatible primers may require the
application of either a bonding coat or Steelguard CM 4706 prior to Steelguard CM 4703 being applied
please refer to PPG for guidance.
Steelguard CM 4703 has a pH value of 12 at application which could react with certain primers such as
Alkyd based. Steel coated with an alkyd or unknown primer must be treated with Steelguard CM 4706
emulsion primer sealer prior to the application of Steelguard CM 4703.
In certain cases the Steelguard CM4703 must be combined with mesh reinforcement please refer to
manufacturers technical data sheet for more details.
Nominal dry density
3
725 to 775 kg/m
Thickness range
10 - 56mm
(a)
Up to 4 hours
(b)
Hp/A: 30 - 310 Profile
(a)
(b)
Appearance
Light grey textured finish. Surface decorative finishes may be used
On site use
Internal and external
Durability
Excellent weathering resistance up to C5M environments (ISO 12944) when correctly specified.
Steelguard CM 4703 has been fully tested on structural steel beams and columns for up to 4 hours fire
resistance in accordance with British Standard 476 Part 21 1987. The product is rated non combustible
to BS 476 Part 4 1984 and complies with the performance requirements of Class O as defined in the UK
building regulations. Steelguard CM 4703 has also been tested and assessed to several national fire test
standards. Please contact PPG for details.
Other applications
N/A

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Factor
A/V m-1
Section
Factor
A/V m-1
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I BEAMS
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Note
1.
Interpolation of loading requirements for A/V values between those stated above is acceptable. For A/V values outside this range
consult PPG.
2.
The section factor A/V of a steel member is calculated by dividing the area of steel section exposed to fire (in square metres) by
its entire volume (in cubic metres)
3.
Consult PPG for advice on A/V for both standard & non-standard steel section sizes.
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STEELGUARD CM4704
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
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14.
15.
16.
Product description
Modified vermiculite cement for internal and external structural steelwork with decorative topseal range.
Manufacturer
PPG INDUSTRIES (UK) LIMITED
Micro House, Station Approach, Wood Street North, Alfreton, DE55 7JR
T:
01773 837300
F:
01773 837302
W:
www.ppgmc.com
Availability
Details from manufacturer
Factory prepared pre-packed, mixed with water on site and sprayed through either mechanical piston or
rotor stator type as detailed by manufacturer.
Abrasive blast to Sa 2 ISO 8501-1 and apply the specified PPG primer. Steelguard CM 4704 may be
applied directly to bare steel for internal dry C1 environments. The surface must be dry and free of dust,
salts, grease and other contaminants immediately before coating. If the steel is already primed, check
compatibility with PPG. Compatible primers may require the application of either a bonding coat or
Steelguard CM 4706 prior to Steelguard CM 4704 being applied please refer to PPG for guidance.
Steelguard CM 4704 has a pH value of 12 at application which could react with certain primers such as
Alkyd based. Steel coated with an alkyd or unknown primer must be treated with Steelguard CM 4706
emulsion primer sealer prior to the application of Steelguard CM 4704.
In certain cases the Steelguard CM4703 must be combined with mesh reinforcement please refer to
manufacturers technical data sheet for more details.
Nominal dry density
3
350 to 400 kg/m
Thickness range
10 - 76mm
(a) Up to 4 hours
(b) Hp/A: 30 - 310 Profile
(a) Minimum dry thickness 10mm
(b) Maximum unreinforced dry thickness 60mm
Appearance
Grey textured finish. Surface decorative finishes may be used
On site use
Internal (C1 or C2 as detailed in ISO 12944)
Durability
Robust coating for internal C1 & C2 environments when correctly specified
Performance in BS
Steelguard CM 4704 has been fully tested on structural steel beams and columns for up to 4 hours fire
resistance in accordance with British Standard 476 Part 21 1987. The product is rated non combustible
to BS 476 Part 4 1984
and complies with the performance requirements of Class O as defined in the UK building regulations.
Steelguard CM 4704 has also been tested and assessed to several national fire test standards. Please
PPG for details.
Other applications
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Section
Factor A/V
m-1
Section
Factor A/V
m-1
STEELGUARD CM4704
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180
185
190
195
200
205
210
215
220
225
230
235
240
245
250
255
260
265
270
275
280
285
290
295
300
305
310

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60
90
120
180
240
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17
25
33
48
63
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17
25
33
48
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18
25
33
49
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18
25
33
49
65
10
18
26
34
50
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18
26
34
50
66
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18
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35
51
67
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18
26
35
51
67
11
19
27
35
52
68
11
19
27
35
52
68
11
19
27
36
52
69
11
19
27
36
52
69
11
19
28
36
53
70
11
19
28
36
53
70
11
19
28
37
54
71
11
19
28
37
54
71
11
20
28
37
54
72
11
20
28
37
54
72
11
20
29
37
55
73
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38
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20
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Factor
A/V m-1
Section
Factor
A/V m-1
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205
210
215
220
225
230
235
240
245
250
255
260
265
270
275
280
285
290
295
300
305
310

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90
120
180
240
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15
23
30
46
61
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15
23
30
46
61
10
15
23
31
47
63
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15
23
31
47
63
10
15
24
32
48
64
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15
24
32
48
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10
16
24
32
49
65
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16
24
32
49
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16
24
33
50
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16
24
33
50
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16
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33
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17
25
34
51
68
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17
25
34
51
68
10
17
26
34
52
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17
26
34
52
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17
26
35
52
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17
26
35
52
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26
35
53
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53
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27
37
55
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Note
1.
Interpolation of loading requirements for A/V values between those stated above is acceptable. For A/V values
outside this range consult PPG.
2.
The section factor A/V of a steel member is calculated by dividing the area of steel section exposed to fire (in square
metres) by its entire volume (in cubic metres)
3.
Consult PPG for advice on A/V for both standard & non-standard steel section sizes.
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VERMIPLASTER BD
1.
Product description
Fire Protection Mortar manufactured from calcium sulphate
2.
Manufacturer
Proteccin Pasiva, Plg. Industrial Ctra. de la Isla, c/Aljibe, 19, 41703 Dos Hermanas (Sevilla), Espana.
Distributed in the UK and Ireland by FPCL Group, 1-3 Highway Point, Torrington Avenue, Coventry,
CV4 9AQ
3.
Availability
Stock Item
4.
Profile to beams and columns
5.
Spray and trowel.
6.

Clean steel of grease and rust. To improve its adherence, Vermicol can be used. Vermicol is an acrylic
copolymer emulsion used to improve the adherence of VERMIPLASTER BD to the substrate. It is diluted
in the mixing water during the application of the mortars through the spray system.
7.

None within the scope of the tables
8.
Nominal dry density

350Kg/m3
9.
Thickness range
5 - 24mm
10.

Vermiplaster BD mortar to achieve up to 2 hours fire protection
11.

(a) Minimum dry thickness 5mm
(b) Maximum unreinforced dry thickness 24mm
12.
Appearance
White rough or smooth finish
13.
On site use
Yes
14.
Durability
For internal / semi external conditions only (with topseal)
15.

No data.
16.
Other applications
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VERMIPLASTER BD
Universal Beams
3 sided exposure (supporting slab)
Critical temperature of 620 Degrees C
Hp/A
Profiled protection thickness [mm]
m-1
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60 min
90 min
120 min
40
5.00
5.00
7.30
10.40
50
5.00
5.00
7.30
10.40
60
5.00
5.00
7.30
10.40
70
5.00
5.00
7.30
10.40
80
5.00
5.00
8.10
11.60
90
5.00
5.30
8.90
12.70
100
5.00
5.70
9.60
13.80
110
5.00
6.20
10.30
14.70
120
5.00
6.50
10.90
15.60
130
5.00
6.90
11.50
16.40
140
5.00
7.20
12.10
17.20
150
5.00
7.60
12.50
17.90
160
5.00
7.80
13.00
18.50
170
5.00
8.00
13.40
19.00
180
5.00
8.20
13.70
19.50
190
5.00
8.40
14.00
19.90
200
5.00
8.60
14.50
20.30
210
5.00
8.70
14.60
20.50
220
5.00
8.80
14.70
20.70
230
5.00
8.90
14.80
20.90
240
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
250
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
260
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
270
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
280
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
290
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
300
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
310
5.00
8.90
14.80
21.00
320
Linear interpolation is permissible between values of
Hp/A
Universal Columns - 4 sided exposure

Universal Beams - 4 sided exposure (without slab)
Critical temperature of 550 degrees C
Hp/A
Profiled protection thickness [mm]
m-1
30 min 60 min
90 min
120 min
40
5.00
5.20
8.70
12.30
50
5.00
5.20
8.70
12.30
60
5.00
5.20
8.70
12.30
70
5.00
5.20
8.70
12.30
80
5.00
5.80
9.60
13.70
90
5.00
6.40
10.60
15.00
100
5.00
6.90
11.40
16.20
110
5.00
7.40
12.20
17.30
120
5.00
7.80
12.90
18.30
130
5.00
8.30
13.60
19.30
140
5.00
8.60
14.20
20.10
150
5.00
9.00
14.80
20.90
160
5.00
9.30
15.30
21.60
170
5.00
9.60
15.70
22.20
180
5.00
9.80
16.10
22.70
190
5.00
10.00
16.40
23.20
200
5.00
10.10
16.70
23.50
210
5.00
10.30
16.90
23.80
220
5.00
10.40
17.10
24.00
230
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
240
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
250
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
260
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
270
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
280
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
290
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
300
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
310
5.00
10.50
17.20
24.10
320
Linear interpolation is permissible between values of
Hp/A

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