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Firestrip intumescent strips
Proven performance with a wide variety of applications
Firestrip SFS50P and SFS50PS intumescent strips are extremely effective in automatically sealing timber fire doors to stop the spread of fire and smoke. Used in a wide variety of applications, including door edges, glazing in steel and timber partitions, pipe closure devices, air transfer grilles, aviation bulkheads and linear gaps, they seal a fire door effectively to contain a fire.
Why choose the Firestrip Intumescent Strips?
✓ Proven performance in numerous internationally recognised tests
✓ Suitable for both 30 and 60 minute timber fire resistant doors to BS476: Part 22: 1987
✓ Choice of standard colours – white, light brown. Non-standard colours available on request
✓ Standard length – 2100mm. Non-standard lengths up to 3m available on request
✓ Smoke seal in black brush pile with options for flexible rubber in our Flexifin range
✓ Smoke seal variants suitable for doors required to meet BS476: Part 31.1: 1983 at ambient temperatures
✓ Supplied with Self Adhesive tape (SA) as standard
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Technical Specification
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Suitable for both 30 and 60 minute timber fire resistant doors to BS476: Part 22: 1987
Smoke seal variants suitable for doors required to meet BS476: Part 31.1: 1983 at ambient temperatures
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Smoke seal in black brush pile with options for flexible rubber in our Flexifin range
Supplied with self adhesive tape as standard
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Suitable for both 30 and 60 minute timber fire resistant doors to BS476: Part 22: 1987
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Standard sizes available
Widths: 10mm, 15mm & 20mm Depths: 4mm
We can manufacture to any size, as shown to the right, contact the sales office for further details.
Standard Length: 2100mm.
Non Standard Lengths: Non standard lengths can be produced up to 3m.
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Key Features
How it works
automatically contain the spread of smoke and fire
In the event of a fire, the intumescent strip expands to many times its original volume and develops a positive pressure when restricted by two substrates.
Because of its chemical composition, it also has a very high melting point.