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  • What is NoFire Paint & How does it differ from ordinary paint?

    • NoFire paint belongs to a class known as Intumescents. Simply stated, an intumescent paint is one that expands when activated or exposed to heat.
    • NoFire is applied the same way ordinary latex paint is applied, with a roller brush or by spraying.
    • It is Non-Hazardous and environmentally safe.
    • It is Water base - Easy clean-up with water. Nontoxic - in Both the liquid state and after activated at high temperatures.
    • It provides a Highly Durable Flat Finish.
    • It Adheres well to most surfaces.
    • It is a Single Component, requires no blending, no mixing.
    • It needs No Special Surface Preparation.
    • It needs No Special Application Equipment.
    • It is Available in All Colors (tinted at factory).
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  • We offer the following types of paint for your applications :

    • NoFire A-18



      FOR INTERIOR USE ONLY
      Exterior Use Requires a Topcoat
      NoFire A-18 paint is the standard used for all land based civilian applications including residential, commercial and industrial uses. It is used in all NoFire Textile materials.

      NoFire A-18 is a classified product by Underwriters Laboratories. It complies with the Uniform Building Code requirements and exceeds standards for many commercial and industrial applications. A complete list of approvals including copies of test reports is available in the NoFire Technical Manual.

    • NoFire A-18 Marine



      FOR INTERIOR USE ONLY
      Exterior Use Requires a Topcoat
      Is type approved by the U.S. Coast Guard, Det Norske Veritas (DNV), Lloyd's Register, ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), Germanischer Lloyd.

      It is approved for use in the European Community (EC) by DNV and Germanischer Lloyd, also known as MED approval.

    • NoFire A-18 NV



      FOR INTERIOR USE ONLY
      Exterior Use Requires a Topcoat
      NoFire A-18NV is qualified for use by the U.S. Navy and listed on the Qualified Product List (QPL) under MIL-PRF-24596 Type II for surface ships and submarines. It is also on the U.S. Government General Services Administration (GSA) schedule under GS-06F-0024K and National Stock Number 8010-01-481-0253.

    • NoFire LP



      FOR INTERIOR USE ONLY
      Exterior Use Requires a Topcoat
      A New addition to NoFire's line of high quality, environmentally safe coatings, formulated to compete in today's lower priced and residential market places.

      Not designed to be used for hydrocarbon or jet fires, NoFire LP's fire performance under standard wood fire conditions is nearly identical to NoFire A-18. All "LP's" other properties such as low smoke and toxicity, environmental safety, durability, resistance to aging and deterioration are identical to NoFire A-18. "LP" is ideal for commercial and industrial OEM applications such as coating of wood products.

    • NoFire Uracoat



      FOR INTERIOR USE ONLY
      Exterior Use Requires a Topcoat
      NoFire URACOAT is an innovative, durable coating designed to be used as a topcoat to NoFire A-18, A-18 Marine or A-18NV.

      The two-component coating dries rapidly to a high gloss tile-like finish with resistance to moisture, alkali, abrasion and chemical attack.

    • Tests & Approvals

      Building & Constructions
    • ASTM- E84-87 Testing: Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials (1989, 1996, 1998)
      A. NoFire Intumescent Coating on Cement Board
      B. NoFire Intumescent Coating on Douglas fir
      C. NoFire Intumescent Coating on low-density fiberboard
      Underwriters Laboratories UL 723 Testing: Fire Retardant Coating Classification Program
      A. NoFire A-18 Intumescent coating
      i. Flame Spread ii. Smoke Results iii. UL Classification Certificate
      UL94 and 746C (equivalent ASTM D3801 and IEC 707 ISO 1210.2)
      A. Flammability of Plastic Materials for Parts in Devices & Applications
      i. NoFire A- PVC-3, PVC-4, AL-2 and SS-1
      a. Test results and UL listing b. NoFire A-18- wood particle board test c. Test results
      Uniform Building Code 8-2 (formerly UBC 42-2): Standard Test Method for Evaluating Room Fire Growth Contribution of Textile Wall Coverings
      A. No Fire A-18 (Fire Research Laboratory, UC Berkeley)
      i. 1/4’ mahogany panel w/ varnish undercoat ii. Treated 1/4” paneling iii. Untreated T-111 siding iv. Treated T-111 siding v. Untreated wood siding vi. Treated wood shingles vii. Untreated Masonite Siding viii. Treated Masonite Siding ix. Untreated Masonite
      B. NoFire A-18 Comparison Testing (Salk Enterprises)
      i. Paint protected T-111 Plywood siding ii. Uncoated T-111 Plywood Siding iii. Paint Protected Shingle Siding iv. Uncoated Shingle Siding
      C. Sterling board & NoFire A-18 & 18 coats of Alkyd base paint (VTec Labs)
      D. Cement board & NoFire A-18 & 6 coats Alkyd base paint (VTec Labs)
      E. T-111 Plywood & NoFire A-18 (one coat) & exterior paint topcoat (VTec)
      F. Sheet rock panels & 8 coats interior latex paint, topcoat NoFire, & 1 coat exterior paint (VTec Labs)
      City and State Approvals
      A. City of New York, Department of Buildings
      i. Report of Material and Equipment Acceptance (MEA#: 104-96-M)
      B. California Department of Forestry & Office of the State Fire Marshall
      i. Registered Flame Resistant Product (NoFire A-18)
      ii. Finalized Listing Sheet
      C. State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
      i. Department of Administration Building Code Standards Committee
      a. Approval Report No. 03-001
      UBC 17-5 testing by Southwest Research Institute Room Fire Test Standard for Interior of Foam Plastic Systems (No Fire A-18
      A. Procedure
      B. Observations
      C. Results
      ASTM E-152 Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Door Assemblies
      A. Procedure
      B. Observations
      C. Results
      CAN4-S104-M80 by UL Canada Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Door Assemblies
      A. Procedure
      B. Observations
      C. Results
      FC708 by US Gypsum Fire Endurance tests (NoFire back coating)
      A. Procedure
      B. Observations
      C. Results
      UL 263 Approval by Underwriters Lab (2000) Fire endurance test of structural steel columns protected by S-Barrier

      ASTM E 162-94 by VTec Lab Standard Test Method for Surface Flammability of Materials Using a Radiant Heat Source
      A. Flame spread Index results
      i. 18 coats of Alkyd Gloss enamel paint on ¼” cement boards
      ASTM E-119 Two hour Wall Assembly
      i. Southwest Research Institute testing


    • Marine
    • International Maritime Organization (Resolution A.653 (16))
      A. Recommendation on Improved Fire Test procedures for Surface Flammability of Bulkhead,Ceiling and Desk Finish Material- Test A
      B. Recommendation on Improved Fire Test of Bulkhead, Ceiling and Deck Finish Materials- Test B
      IMO Resolution MSC.61 (67), Annex 1, Part 5: Test for Surface Flammability
      A. NoFire A-18 Marine Paint Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology
      United States Coast Guard, DET Norske Veritas (DNV), American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Lloyd’s Register, and Transport of Canada
      A. Certifications
      DET Norske Veritas Certifications- NoFire A-18
      A. Certificate of Conformity- European Community
      B. EC Type Examination Certificate
      IMO Resolution A.754 (18) & Canadian Coast Guard TP 439E
      A. Fire Resistance Tests for “A”, “B”, & “F” Class Divisions
      i. NoFire J12D Deck Structural Fire Protection System
      a. A-Barrier- NoFire coated textile
      B. Structural Fire Testing and Approval Procedure
      i. NoFire J12B Bulkhead Structural Fire Protection System on B-Barrier & NoFire A-18
      ISO 1182-90 Non Combustibility
      A. Fire Performance Evaluation- J12D Overhead Structural Insulation System
      i. Procedures and results report
      B. Fire Performance Evaluation- J12B Bulkhead Structural Insulation System
      i. Procedures and results report
      ii. ISO 1182 – USCG Letter and Test Results


    • Durability Toxicity & Environmental
    • Toxicity and Environmental Tests
      A. EPA-24: Volatile Organic Compounds Tests (NoFire A-18)
      B. NES 713: Test Methods for Determining the Combustion Characteristics of Materials (NoFire A)
      a. Toxicity test for Naval Engineering Standard 713
      C. NYS Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code (9NYCRR 1120) Acute Inhalation Toxicity of Thermal Degradation Products (NoFire A18)
      D. ASTM E662: Smoke Density Characteristics (NoFire A)
      E. MIL M-14H: Toxicity Gas Analysis (NoFire A)
      F. ASTM D-3359: Standard Method for Adhesion Test (NoFire A)
      a. Steel plate test
      1. NoFire Formula A only
      2. No Fire Formula A, primer, and oil base paint
      3. NoFire Formula A and oil base coat


    • Aircraft Nuclear & Utility
    • National Fire Protection Association NFPA 417
      i. Standard on Construction & Protection of Aircraft Loading Walkways
      Fire Endurance Testing – Fire Barrier Systems for Conduit and Cable Trays according to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
      A. Versa Wrap tests (#TR-229)
      i. One and three hour Versa Wrap on different beams
      ii. Three Hour Darmatt Installation on different beams
      iii. Single layer TCO-703 Foil, TCO-702 blanket, TCO-704 cloth
      iv. One hour Thermo Lag
      v. 3M-CS195 CT Upgrade
      vi. One and three hour Versa-Wrap experimental
      vii. One hour Thermo Lag upgrade
      ASTM E814-88 Standard Method For Fire Test Through-Penetration and Fire Stops
      A. Fire Performance Evaluation of Multiple and Non-Symmetrical Through-Penetration (NoFire Formula A)
      ANSI/IEEE Standard 383 Standard Test of Class 1E Electrical Cables for Nuclear Power Generation Stations (cable coatings)
      A. Test Record
      B. Sample
      C. Outcome
      FAR 25.855, Appendix F, Part III, Amendment 25-60 Flammability of Aircraft Cargo Liners
      A. Sample- No Fire Hard Coat
      B. Test Results
      C. Certifications
      Approval for Use of NoFire A-18 at Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Station, Ukraine