Specify from the steel schedule
Provide beam or column type, section geometry and exposed perimeter. A single project may need multiple thicknesses for different steel sections.
Coating-based fire protection for steel beams, columns and architectural structures.
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For exposed steelwork, the coating is part of a layered protection system: prepared substrate, compatible primer, fire-protective layer and any specified topcoat. Start with the member schedule and the intended fire-resistance period, then establish the documented coating build-up for the project.
Product-family selection guidance. Final supply specifications and tested properties are agreed for the exact grade in its quotation and technical documents.
| Parameter | Selection information |
|---|---|
| Product family | Fire-protective coating for structural steel enquiries |
| Application substrate | Steel beams, columns and other documented steel profiles |
| Product form | Liquid coating in sealed pails; exact formulation by selected grade |
| Visual finish | Pale coated-steel appearance shown in the product concept |
| Member data | Profile type, section dimensions, exposed faces and section factor |
| Film thickness | Dry-film schedule derived from the applicable tested design |
| Primer / topcoat | Use compatible products accepted for the selected coating system |
| Application method | Spray, brush or roller only where the selected TDS permits |
| Environment | Identify internal / external exposure, humidity and service conditions |
| Quantity basis | Steel surface area in m², with member schedule and wastage allowance |
Measured values and classifications are not inferred from these illustrations. Request the following for the proposed product:

Provide beam or column type, section geometry and exposed perimeter. A single project may need multiple thicknesses for different steel sections.
Agree substrate preparation, primer compatibility, permitted application conditions and thickness inspection with the responsible project team. Product-specific instructions control the work.
Separate net coated area from the final purchase quantity. Confirm solids content, consumption, practical losses, pack weight and storage conditions for the exact grade.
Useful answers for a better material enquiry.
A fire-resistance period is established for a documented combination of steel member, coating product and thickness. Request the matching report and thickness schedule for your design.
Required thickness can vary with member geometry, exposure and design requirements. Use the applicable documented schedule rather than a universal number.
Start with the steel surface area and the agreed film thickness. Use the selected grade’s consumption data and an agreed allowance for application losses.
Products, quantities and technical requirements — bring them into one clear enquiry.