Products

Intumax EP 102W is a two-part waterborne epoxy intumescent coating. It is engineered to provide a protective coating that combines toughness and wear resistance with low flame spread, low heat transfer and low smoke. In addition, the smoke generated is low in toxicity. The char foam that is formed rises in 20 - 40 seconds. Once this char layer forms, smoke generation is almost entirely eliminated; the burning ceases, and coated surfaces are thermally insulated. Intumax EP102W cures within 24 hours at room temperature to a tack free coating while providing close to 3 hours of working life. For ease of application or for spraying, Intumax EP102W is readily thinned with tap water.

Intumax EP200C is a unique two component epoxy fire retardant – intumescent coating based on our proprietary non-halogenated phosphate technology. All of our phosphates are manufactured in house for our exclusive use. When exposed to heat and/or fire, INTUMAX®EP-200C forms a continuous char foam that protects products from both heat and flame. The active ingredients in INTUMAX® products are not water soluble and will not leach out over time. INTUMAX®EP-200C is recommended for use as a base resin for specialty coatings. The viscosity is easily reduced by the addition of solvents. Pigments, anti- settling agents and other flame retardants may also be incorporated.

Intumax LAY41 is a unique one component latex fire retardant - intumescent coating based on our proprietary non-halogenated phosphate technology. All of our phosphates are manufactured in house for our exclusive use. When exposed to heat and/or fire, INTUMAX®LAY41 forms a continuous, dense char foam that protects products from both heat and flame. Additionally, INTUMAX®LAY41 offers very low smoke generation during char formation. We have achieved an equivalent Class A flame spread rating in house. The active ingredients in INTUMAX® products are not soluble in water and will not leach out over time. INTUMAX®LAY41 is recommended for use as a coating for wood, composites, plastics or metals. The viscosity is easily reduced by the addition of water. Pigments, anti-settling agents, and other flame retardants may also be incorporated. INTUMAX®LAY41 can be brushed on, rolled on, or sprayed on. 2 coats are recommended at a minimum. Wait minimum 30 minutes between coats.

INTUMAX EP1115X HP is a unique two-component epoxy fire retardant – intumescent coating based on our proprietary non-halogenated phosphate technology. All of our phosphates are manufactured in house for our exclusive use. When exposed to heat and/or fire, INTUMAX EP1115X HP forms a robust, dense char insulation layer that protects a variety of substrates from the effects of heat and flame. The active ingredients in INTUMAX products are not water-soluble and will not leach out over time.

Intumax EP1115 is a unique two component epoxy fire retardant – intumescent coating based on our proprietary non-halogenated phosphate technology. All of our phosphates are manufactured in house for our exclusive use. When exposed to heat and/or fire, INTUMAXEP1115 forms a continuous char foam that protects products from both heat and flame. The active ingredients in INTUMAX_x005F_x0004_ products are not water soluble and will not leach out over time. INTUMAX_x005F_x0004_ EP1115 is recommended for use as a base resin for specialty coatings. The viscosity is easily reduced by the addition of solvents. Pigments, antisettling agents and other flame retardants may also be incorporated.

Intumax EP102 is a unique two component epoxy fire retardant - intumescent coating based on our proprietary non-halogenated phosphate technology. All of our phosphates are manufactured in house for our exclusive use. When exposed to heat and/or fire, INTUMAX®EP102 forms a continuous char foam that protects products from both heat and flame. The active ingredients in INTUMAX® products are not water soluble and will not leach out over time. INTUMAX®EP102 is recommended for use as a base resin for specialty coatings. The viscosity is easily reduced by the addition of solvents. Pigments, anti-settling agents and other flame retardants may also be incorporated.