Intumescent Coatings

Structural Steel Fire Protection – Advanced Intumescent Technology
Nullifire SC902 is the world’s only ‘Hybrid’ intumescent coating system that delivers unrivalled performance. Following are some of the unique benefits of this system:

• 60% faster application and curing times compared to other intumescents
•  Suitable for both off-site and on-site application – internal or external steel – low VOC
•  High build, single application ‘Fast Track’ process delivers high productivity gains for allowing faster delivery of floors to following trades
• Rapid curing – early weather resistance within 1 hour of application – ideal for open construction sites – saves on labour costs and time delays
• Very surface tolerant – can be applied directly to flash rusted steel – cures in low temperatures – down to zero C and high humidity – 85% +RH
• Small application equipment footprint – standard airless spray application
• Not a ‘wet trade’ – faster, cleaner, durable and easy to repair
• Full certification to Australian Standards
• Extensive use on Australian projects in all States

Intumescent Fire Protective Coatings

At ambient temperatures, intumescent fire protective coatings visibly look similar to ordinary paint finish. It is only during soaring temperatures that their real abilities come out. One important role of intumescent coatings is for protecting steel structures. Intumescent Coatings are applied to structural steel to provide an engineered Fire Rating to match the criteria of the design specification.
For your intumescent coating jobs to be done appropriately, the right contractors are an essential part of the facility’s safety planning, because they bring in the experience and knowledge for better fire protection.

A Robertson coating is a leading painting company providing commercial and industrial painting services to various customers and business enterprises nationwide. We are the answer to your intumescent coating enquiries because we are able to customize coatings systems suitable for the specific building materials and structures, as well as meet the requirements of industry standards for fire protection.