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    29

    Aug

    Five Fire Prevention Tips to Ensure Safety in your Building

    The goal of a fire safety plan is to ensure that not only do you mitigate the risks of the fire, but most importantly, that you secure the highest chance of survival for all in the building. A key is to have a safety plan, to test it regularly and – though less discussed when it comes to talking about keeping people safe, making sure that you employ both active and passive fire protection systems to reinforce your structure’s fire safety. There are a few other tips which we think you may also want to consider.
    water-based intumescents have a lot of advantages over other fire rating options.
    29

    Apr

    Water-based Intumescents: What You Need to Know

    Let’s start with the basics: There are solvent-based and water-based intumescents which exist in the market. Aside from the obvious comparisons between the two types, there are a number of other things people should know about water-based and not-for-steel intumescents.
    Off-site application-Permax
    6

    Apr

    Off-site steel fire rating – What you need to know

    The benefits of off-site construction are quite well documented, but in this blog we delve into it to help you understand the advantages, especially as concerns the application of fire-rating.

    You are about to download a file from the Permax site. Please note All technical advisory notes generated by Permax are based on research papers, indicative fire tests and any other existing evidence. These documents should not be used as an official evidence as design engineers should review the information and determine the reliability of the documents.

    Permax constantly update the documentations based on the new fire testing outcomes and change of standards and regulations. To ensure the documents you read are up-to-date, please contact the Permax technical team.

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