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Fire rated pipe collars contain intumescent material which activates when exposed to temperatures around 200°C. When activated the intumescent material expands to fill the void, creating an effective fire barrier that maintains the wall or floor’s fire rating.
Fire seals are passive protection which work automatically without any power unlike sprinkler systems or alarms and enhances other fire systems more effectively.
Fire-rated glazing gaskets contain intumescent materials that expand when exposed to fire temperatures, creating a solid seal that prevents fire and smoke from passing around the glass edges.
Fire-rated glazing seals typically contain intumescent materials that expand when exposed to fire temperatures creating an effective barrier against fire and smoke and preventing the spread.
Fire-rated glazing systems can withstand high temperatures without breaking or losing structural integrity. The frames are also designed with fire-resistant materials and sealing systems. Regular glazing/glass systems will typically shatter or fail within minutes of fire exposure, while fire-rated systems can maintain fire resistance for up to 120 minutes depending on their fire rating.
Standard packers provide only structural support. Fire-rated packers are manufactured from materials that either resist fire or expand when heated (intumescent materials) to seal gaps and prevent fire and smoke passage.