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A spray applied structural fire protection system. Medium density cement based plaster for semi-exposed commercial applications susceptible to damage.
A Portland cement based cementitious fireproofing designed to meet specific commercial and industrial fire protection requirements on structural steel members, floor/ ceiling and roof/ ceiling assemblies. It is formulated for use in areas susceptible to damage, high humidity and semi exposed conditions. Being Portland cement based it is hard and resistant to moisture and abrasion.
In both BS 476 and the new European Standards the fire resistance performance of elements is judged against the three criteria of load-bearing capacity, integrity and insulation. The European Classification System will use the abbreviations of R, E and I respectively. Z-106 HY is to be used with GCP Injection system and Monokote® Accelerator to reduce the set time. The applied fireproofing will set typically within 15 minutes; thus, allowing the operative to apply a second coat almost immediately. This unique fast setting properties enables Z-106 HY to withstand adverse weather conditions encountered during the construction phase. It is, therefore, ideally suited for application to the building whilst in its “open envelope” stage.
Application:
Advantages:
Uniclass 2015 | |
CAWS | M22/120 Sprayed |
Product Reference | Monokote® Z-106 HY |
Thickness | 30 minute fire rating to BS 476-2160 minute fire rating to BS 476-2190 minute fire rating to BS 476-21120 minute fire rating to BS 476-21180 minute fire rating to BS 476-21240 minute fire rating to BS 476-21 |
Surface finish | As applied |
Standard product features | Barrier/ Bonding coats: Seek advice from GCP regarding certain substrates, e.g. primed steel and all concrete surfaces. Colour: Grey. Combustibility: Seek advice from GCP. Dry density: 353 kg/m³ (22 pcf). Finishing coat: Seek advice from GCP. |
Product Options | Thickness: A minimum thickness of 10 mm is recommended and a thickness up to 84 mm can be applied. Alternatively, a fire rating to BS 476-21 (30 minutes - 4 hours) can be specified. Refer to the Hp/A table supplied by GCP and/ or ASFP yellow book. |