Listing ID #808870
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Contact SupplierWe are reckoned Manufacturer and Supplier of high quality Flame Proof Mastic Paint. When applied to a cable, Flame Proof Mastic Paint effectively prevents fire propagation for a minimum of 30 minutes. Electrical Cables are usually insulated with PVC which contribute to prolonged spread of fire and also emits poisonous gas upon combustion. Flame Proof Mastic Paint is suitable for fire redundant compounds to retard fire.
Cablemastic Piant when applied on cables in similar to the function of speed breaker / road barriers on the road wherein, the vehicles must necessarily slow down and stop. Cablemastic coating can effectively prevent free propagation for at least 30 minutes.
Electrical cables are usually insulated with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which contribute to rapid spread of fire & also produce highly poisonous and corrosive gases upon combustion. This hinders firefighting efforts and approach to area of fire.
Cablemastic paint has the suitable fire retardant compounds to retard the spread of fire.
Features
Application Method
A stringent & reliable ageing properties test, particularly when life expectancy required is more than 40 years
Coverage |
2.8 kg/sqm. For single cables and 3.5kg./ sqm for bunched cables to achieve 1.5-2mm nominal dry coating thickness |
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Flammability |
1.5 mm dry coating thickness (Dft) |
Fire survial |
2.5 mm dft |
Fire propagation |
Resists ignition and limits the spread of fire with 1.5-2mm dft. |
Limiting oxygen |
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Index |
Very high L.O.I. |
Current derating |
No derating upto 2.5mm coating thickness. |
Di-electric strength |
Withstands di – electric strength test at 3000 V for 5 minutes. |
Accelerated ageing |
No effect on cable insulation due to adverse weather conditions. |
Chemical Resistance |
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Properties |
Resistance to large number and type of industrial chemicals, alcohols, oils acids, alkalies and water. |
Gamma radiation |
Fire Survival properties after 212 mega rads radiation exposure. |