Joker 521 fire-retardant paint for steel structures (KrilaK)
Solvent-borne fire-retardant paint for steel based on alkyl methacrylates, R up to 90; for humid environments and unheated premises.

KrilaK produces Monolit M1, a dry mix of mineral binder with heat-resistant fillers, as the replacement for the Eskalibur compound. The fire resistance rating of steel structures is R up to 240, fire protection performance group 1 per NPB 236-97, including for hydrocarbon fire. It is suitable for unheated buildings and structures and is applied over primer with robotic equipment MIS-800, T-103, AK-800, SO-150 or Putzmeister. The service life is at least 50 years.
| Manufacturer | KrilaK — NPO “Association KrilaK” |
|---|---|
| Fire protection performance | R up to 240; fire protection performance group 1 per NPB 236-97; hydrocarbon fire |
| Application | steel structures |
| Service conditions | incl. unheated buildings and structures; from −50 to +60 °C |
| Base | dry mix of mineral binder with heat-resistant fillers + galvanised reinforcing mesh; mixed with water 1:1 |
| Colour | grey |
| Packaging | 30 kg bags |
| Application method | robotic equipment MIS-800, T-103, AK-800, SO-150, Putzmeister; over primer |
| Application temperature | not below +5 °C, relative humidity < 85 % |
| Compatible primers and topcoats | painting with Akrilak Finish or Akrilak Universal |
| Shelf life | 12 months |
| Standards | NPB 236-97 |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
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