Isolatek Type II

CAFCO BLAZE-SHIELD II / ISOLATEK Type II is the industry-leading commercial density Dry Mix Spray-Applied Fire Resistive Material (SFRM).

It is an inorganic, environmentally friendly, Portland cement- based formulation that provides superior fire resistance for structural steel and concrete in commercial construction environments.

This is the product of choice particularly when exposure to severe weather conditions during the construction phase is necessary, or when application efficiency, along with excellent thermal and acoustical insulation properties are desired. With all of these added benefits, it’s wise to follow the advice of customers, “Don’t just fire proof it, BLAZE-SHIELD it!”

CAFCO BLAZE-SHIELD II / ISOLATEK Type II is the only commercial density product that is classified as “investigated for exterior use” by Underwriters Laboratories, thus allowing it to remain exposed to extreme weather conditions during the construction process.

Benefits

• Part of the most widely specified Dry Mix Spray family throughout the world for over forty years.
• Meets or exceeds all major fire protection specifications for Commercial structures including ANSI/ UL 263, ASTM E119, and CAN/ ULC-S101.
• Provides up to 4 hour fire resistance ratings.
• Exceptionally high recycled content (67% pre-consumer) and other environmentally friendly characteristics provide significant LEED credits.
• Inorganic material formulation does not promote mold or fungal growth.
• Portland cement-based formulation makes it suitable to remain exposed to a variety of extreme weather environments during construction, providing exceptional flexibility to sequencing and scheduling of projects.
• Low pressure, pneumatic spray application equipment requires less manpower to operate.
• High thermal and acoustical properties provide thermal insulation and noise abatement capabilities.

Product uses

Applied directly to decking, steel beams, columns or concrete surfaces for concealed commercial environments which may be exposed for prolonged periods of time during the construction cycle.