TRIOTERM 3800 — acrylic thermal insulation material
Single-component acrylic thermal insulation material for steel structures — a layer of combined fire protection with TRIOFLAME AK 7700.

TRIOFLAME AK 7000 from O3 (Rostov Region) is a single-component intumescent compound based on an aqueous acrylic dispersion. It protects steel structures up to R120 under cellulosic fire conditions and is applied on site by airless spray, or by hand in hard-to-reach areas. Work is carried out at +5…+30 °C and humidity up to 85%; tools are rinsed with drinking water. The system uses TRIOCOR PRIMER 1100 or MASTIC 4500 primers and TRIOCOR FINISH 5500 enamel.
| Manufacturer | TRIOFLAME (O3) — OOO O3-Coatings, Rostov Region |
|---|---|
| Fire protection performance | up to R120 (120 min), cellulosic fire |
| Application | steel structures |
| Base | single-component intumescent compound based on an aqueous acrylic dispersion; solids content 70±5% by volume |
| Colour | white |
| Packaging | plastic pail 13.2 and 22 kg; metal euro pail 25 kg; plastic drum 50 kg |
| Application method | airless spray (nozzle .019–.027"), manual application in hard-to-reach areas |
| Application temperature | +5…+30 °C; humidity not above 85%; surface 3 °C above the dew point |
| Compatible primers and topcoats | primer TRIOCOR PRIMER 1100 / TRIOCOR MASTIC 4500; enamel TRIOCOR FINISH 5500 or others — according to fire safety certificates |
| Shelf life | 12 months; storage at +5…+30 °C |
| Standards | TU 20.30.11-025-40141638-2025 |
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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