Sectors we protect, and what each one demands.
A data hall and a process plant both need firestopping, but not the same systems, exposure curves or inspection regime. These are the scopes we deliver in each.
Uptime depends on containment
Dense cable routing and containment mean hundreds of penetrations per floor, cut and re-sealed through every fit-out. We seal trays, busbars and pipe groups with tested systems and hand over a barrier register the commissioning team can audit.
Hydrocarbon-rated protection
Process areas need protection rated for hydrocarbon pool and jet-fire exposure, not the standard cellulosic curve. We apply epoxy intumescent and cementitious systems to structure, vessel skirts and pipe racks under strict surface-preparation control.
Protecting the critical route
Cable galleries and trenches carry the plant. Coating systems, fire barriers and rated seals keep a single event from taking out redundant routes, with firestopping detailed around turbine halls, switchgear rooms and control buildings.
Compartmentation that holds
Every service riser, shaft and floor slab opening is a compartment breach until it is sealed. We deliver firestopping, board systems, gaskets and rated expansion joints across cores, car parks, podium levels and facade interfaces.
Tunnels, stations and interchanges
Underground stations and tunnels combine long evacuation routes with heavy services. We supply and apply board, spray and wrap systems specified for transport fire curves, with inspection regimes suited to restricted night access.
A- and H-class insulation
Vessels and offshore modules require class-approved bulkhead and deck insulation. We supply marine-grade systems with the fixings, pins and washers engineered to hold them through service life, installed to approved drawings.
