Pyroplex Pipe Collars Gypsum Flexible Partition Wall – Fire Resistance Tests
A full fire resistance test of 20 specimens of Pyroplex 400 series pipe collars has been successfully carried out at Exova Warrington Fire.
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Pyroplex EN Timber Door Testing Programme – Commenced!
The first phase of fire resistance testing to BS EN 1634-1:2008 and BS EN 1363-1:1999 using Pyroplex door systems has been successfully completed at Chiltern International Fire Limited.
Pyroplex 60 Minute Fire Glazing Seal System PFG1HR
Glazed apertures in timber fire doors fulfill a number of requirements ranging from ensuring compliance with technical specifications to increasing the overall aesthetics of a doorset.
European Testing Standard EN1366-3:2009: Fire Resistance Tests for Service Installations. Penetration Seals.
Within the progressive fire testing policy of Pyroplex Ltd, we commissioned Exova Warringtonfire to test a full 3M x 3M Gypsum partition, using Pyroplex 400 series collars. The specimen achieved 120 minutes fire resistance.
Pyroplex Global Assessment Chilt/A08215 Revision A
The new edition of the Pyroplex Global Assessment Chilt/A08215 Revision A, prepared by BM Trada has been issued and will be valid until May 2019.
Big 5 2014
Pyroplex and Reddiplex are exhibiting at The Big 5 2014, Dubia Expo Centre from the 17th-20th of November 2014.
Reddiplex Group in Droitwich – Factory Expansion
The Reddiplex Group has opened the New Year with builders arriving at Droitwich to start a planned expansion of the Groups manufacturing facilities.
Pyroplex extends its Fire Rated CE marked product portfolio
On the 1st of July 2013, the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) came into force. This regulation stipulates that any construction product covered by a harmonised European standard (hEN) or European Technical Assessment (ETA) must be CE marked and supplied with a Declaration of Performance (DOP).
IFP Newsletter – On the Flip Side
Fire doors play a vital role in the compartmentation of a building to delay the spread of fire from one area to another, contributing to effective fire safety in buildings. These fire doors require intumescent edge seals to resist fire spread and where specified provide additional smoke and acoustic control.