High flame-retardant, fire-resistant polyurea coating material! Can be applied over a wide temperature range.
NUKOTE Polyurea FR is a fire-resistant polyurea coating material that meets Class 1 performance under the ASTM E-84 fire resistance standard (USA). It can be applied to various substrate surfaces such as concrete, metal, and wood, and in addition to its fire resistance, it also possesses waterproofing, corrosion resistance, and chemical resistance characteristics found in other grades of polyurea. It is particularly effective as an explosion protection lining for concrete structures in plant facilities, preventing collapse in the event of a disaster. Additionally, it has a higher fire resistance compared to other polyureas and is a material that is difficult to ignite. NUKOTE Polyurea FR is a two-component mixed type, consisting of 100% solid polyurea resin, and can be applied over a wide temperature range from -30°C to 120°C. 【Features】 ○ 100% solids, contains no volatile substances ○ Fire resistance (JIS K 7201-2 oxygen index 30.7) ○ High elasticity and flexibility ○ Impact absorption ○ Flexibility at low temperatures For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Product Color】 ○Standard Color: Gray *Color options are limited, but color matching is possible. 【Physical Properties】 ○Solid Content: 100% ○Volatile Components: 0mg/L ○Theoretical Usage: 1L/m² ○Specific Gravity: 1.565 ○Viscosity: A: 150cps @70℃ B: 120cps ○Shelf Life: 12 months from the date of manufacture ○Tensile Strength: 13MPa ASTM D-412 ○Elongation: 40-50% @25℃ ASTM D-412 ○Shore Hardness: 45-55 (Shore D) ASTM D-2240 ○Flexural Properties (3mm axis): Pass ASTM D-1737 ○Tensile Break Strength: 60-65kN/m ASTM D-624 ○Flame Resistance: Class 1 ○Impact Resistance: >20J ○Flash Point: >93℃ ○Service Temperature: -30℃ to 120℃ ○Abrasion Resistance: Below 25mg ASTM D-4060 ○Gel Time: 3-6 seconds ○Touch Dry: 10-25 seconds When applied at 125μm ○Full Cure: 24 hours ○Mixing Volume Ratio: 1:1 ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Applications】 ○ Fire-resistant and explosion-proof structures ○ Tunnels ○ Floors of combustible material warehouses ○ Chemical plant equipment ○ Handling equipment ○ Fiberglass structures ○ Foam resin protection ○ Various storage facilities ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Kinoshita Tōhei Trading Company is a specialized trading company for industrial materials, originating from the start of operations at a foundry in 1611, during the entry of the second feudal lord of Kaga, Maeda Toshinaga, into Takaoka. Today, we are engaged in a wide range of businesses, not only in the sale of foundry materials and industrial machinery but also in the development of civil engineering, construction, electronic materials, and disaster prevention hardware. The New Business Promotion Team was established in 2011 and serves as the general agent for NUKOTE in Japan, selling polyurea resin. We handle a variety of products, focusing on maintenance and repair materials for various plants, both domestically and internationally. NUKOTE NUKOTE Coating Systems International (NCSI) is headquartered in the United States and has manufacturing plants in California, Nevada, and India. NUKOTE products are sold in 25 countries through their respective core agents, and we have a system in place to provide direct business support anywhere in the world in collaboration with certified construction teams in each region. We manufacture excellent polymer coatings and liner products that can adapt to various situations, offering a wide range of products including pure polyurea, modified polyurea, polyurethane, and ceramic-metal composite polymers.
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