Clean renovation of peeled rock wool "New Taika Light R Renewal Method"
Sprayed rock wool fireproofing may fall off due to various factors, and if left unattended, it could have serious consequences for the building structure during a fire. With the renewal method using calcium silicate fireproofing board "New Taikalite R," you can beautifully renew the structure with minimal removal of the sprayed rock wool. *For more details, please refer to the "JIC Fireproof Products Comprehensive Catalog" p.15–p.16.*
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■Features 1. Ensuring Aesthetic Appeal New Taika Light R is a molded board, resulting in a clean and beautiful finish. 2. Easy Installation The spray-applied fireproof coating material can be used almost as is, allowing for a simple installation of New Taika Light R on top. 3. Minimal Waste Only a small amount of the existing spray-applied fireproof coating needs to be scraped off to install New Taika Light R, which is pre-cut and shipped from the factory, resulting in minimal on-site waste. 4. Visible Quality New Taika Light R is rigorously managed in terms of thickness, specific gravity, and mixing ratio—key quality control items for fire resistance—at the factory, so on-site, you only need to check the installation status. 5. Renovation Under Operation Unlike spray methods, there is no need for on-site protection, allowing renovations to be carried out while the building is in operation. Additionally, there is minimal dust dispersion, reducing environmental impact on surrounding areas. 6. Prevention of Bird Damage The renovation work using New Taika Light R involves enclosing beams in boxes, eliminating perching spots for birds, thus effectively preventing bird damage.
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Nippon Insulation Co., Ltd. succeeded for the first time in the world in 1970 in manufacturing zonolite-type calcium silicate with a unique hollow secondary particle structure using a stirring method. Leveraging the excellent characteristics of zonolite crystals, Nippon Insulation Co., Ltd. has advanced the development of applications as thermal insulation and fireproofing materials, successfully achieving asbestos-free products in Japan for the first time in 1985. The company has also received numerous awards, including the Energy Conservation Vanguard, for its outstanding energy-saving properties, and has participated in many national research projects, such as the Sunshine Project. Additionally, the company has a track record of registering overseas patents in 17 countries in Europe and the United States and has provided technology for the manufacturing of fireproofing and insulation materials to major building material manufacturers in those regions. Today, zonolite-type calcium silicate materials have become widely adopted around the world as innovative materials.