FRED flame retardant paint is a water-borne intumescent coating that, once dried, will stop or strongly retard the passage of fire through the substrate it is applied on. FRED flame has
inhibited the formation of toxic fumes generated by fires of insulation, plastics, spray foam etc

Applied on concrete substrates, it reduces spalling and loss of structural integrity. FRED Flame is certified class A, S1, D0 FRED intumescent coating that can be used on steel, wooden, mineral, and insulation substrates and is applied by airless spray, roller, or paintbrush.

Fred has a 25-minute Warrington fire test rating – Testing was completed on a load-bearing timber frame wall with a load of 8kN per l/m – Tested to standard BS EN 1365-1:2012 + corr 2013.

• Low to zero ignitability
• Great protection for spray foam insulation
• Low heat release
• High fire barrier capacities due to the formation of raised charring and hence increase by 1000% when exposed to fire
• Dries quickly
• Can be used on most common construction materials such as concrete, steel, timber and timber sheeting, and polyurethane foam
• No primer is needed on most surfaces
• VOC/solvent-free

Size: 20 kg

APPLICATION:

• Mix FRED product well before use with a drill-mounted paddle mixer, do not add water or solvents
  Surface and environment temperature during application and drying 5 – 30 degrees
• Apply FRED with an airless paint spray device, paint roller or paintbrush, in one or two layers at a consumption of 0,6 to 2kg/m2 depending requested fire resistance. Advised spray tips: 531 / 421
• The drying time of FRED varies between 4 to 24 hours in normal conditions.
• Clean tools with water