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KERAFIX® Flexpress 100 · Intumescent strips
KERAFIX® Flexpress 100 is a flexible, intumescent sealing material with an early reaction starting temperature of 140 °C. The material has been specially designed to seal joints and penetrations, thus effectively preventing the spread of fire and smoke. It can be adapted to different geometries and forms a solid insulating layer when exposed to heat. Furthermore, at 450 °C, KERAFIX® Flexpress 100 expands to up to 35 times its volume, producing an expansion pressure of more than 1.32 N/mm². The combination of a quick start of reaction and high insulation values makes KERAFIX® Flexpress 100 the ideal choice for challenging fire protection solutions.
Applications
- Fire protection doors made from wood, steel or aluminium
- Glazing
- Facades
- Safety storage cabinets
- Safes
- In drywall work: inspection flaps
- Partition wall and ceiling structures
- Structural joints
- Thermal insulation elements
- Fire dampers
Properties
- Intumescent material for effective fire protection
- High temperature resistance
- Start of reaction from 140 °C
- Free from asbestos and other harmful substances
- Wide range of uses
- Easy installation
Downloads
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PDFKERAFIX ® Flexpress 100 - Technical Data Sheet-enPDFFoaming building elements - Handling information-enPDFKERAFIX ® Flexpress 100 - Certificate / Approval ETA-17/0959-enPDFKERAFIX ® Flexpress 100 - Declaration of Performance (DoP)PDFKERAFIX Flexpress - Environmental product declaration NEPD-14288-14637-en
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Technical documents and related products
Use the KERAFIX® Flexpress 100 technical documents to check dimensions, installation and suitability. For intumescent fire seals and expanding fire protection materials selection, compare the following products in the same material category; matching categories do not imply interchangeability.
