Sealmaster FireGlaze GL60 Glazing Liner
FireGlaze GL60 liner is an ammonium phosphate based intumescent strip developed specifically for 60 minute fire resistance glazed timber fire door and screen applications and is used in combination with FireGlaze 2000. FireGlaze GL60 liner, as its name suggests, is used to line glazed openings in fire doors or fire screens to provide an essential intumescent contribution to the 60 minute fire resistance performance of these building elements.
FireGlaze Glazing Liner is 60 minute rated and tested to BS476:Part 22 1987.
Sizes
• Available in white only at 2mm thick and in 2100mm lengths, FireGlaze GL60 liner is supplied in 45mm, 54mm or 63mm widths as standard.
Glazing liners are fire-resistant materials placed behind or around glazed openings in fire-rated doors and partitions to provide additional fire protection.
When exposed to fire temperatures intumescent glazing liners expand to fill the glazed opening. This creates a fire rated barrier that prevents fire and smoke from spreading even if the glass has failed due to flame exposure.
Fire rated glazing liners have fire ratings from 30 minutes up to 120 minutes or more, depending on the material type and thickness.
While glazing gaskets primarily seal the perimeter edges of glass panels, glazing liners provide fire protection across the entire glazed area. Liners are typically sheet materials or strips that cover or line the glazing rebate, whereas gaskets are sealing components around the glass edges.
Some glazing seals are designed to reduce sound transmission, particularly in acoustic glazing applications. They provide both fire rated sealing and sound damping properties.
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.
Typically glazing seals with fire rated materials can achieve ratings from 30 minutes up to 120 minutes, depending on the seal formulation and application thickness
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Contact UsGlazing liners are fire-resistant materials placed behind or around glazed openings in fire-rated doors and partitions to provide additional fire protection.
When exposed to fire temperatures intumescent glazing liners expand to fill the glazed opening. This creates a fire rated barrier that prevents fire and smoke from spreading even if the glass has failed due to flame exposure.
Fire rated glazing liners have fire ratings from 30 minutes up to 120 minutes or more, depending on the material type and thickness.
While glazing gaskets primarily seal the perimeter edges of glass panels, glazing liners provide fire protection across the entire glazed area. Liners are typically sheet materials or strips that cover or line the glazing rebate, whereas gaskets are sealing components around the glass edges.
Some glazing seals are designed to reduce sound transmission, particularly in acoustic glazing applications. They provide both fire rated sealing and sound damping properties.
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.
Typically glazing seals with fire rated materials can achieve ratings from 30 minutes up to 120 minutes, depending on the seal formulation and application thickness
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