TRIOFLAME EP 8800 — intumescent epoxy fire protection coating
Two-component intumescent epoxy coating for steel: up to R120 in standard and hydrocarbon fires, service from −60 °C.

For steel structures exposed to the weather, O3 produces the two-component TRIOFLAME 8800. It provides up to R150 under the standard temperature regime to GOST 30247.0 and is designed for service from −60 to +70 °C. The compound can be applied at the factory or on site — by airless spray or by hand, at temperatures from −10 to +30 °C; the pot life of the mix is 30 minutes at 20 °C. It is compatible with TRIOTERM 3500 thermal insulation.
| Manufacturer | TRIOFLAME (O3) — OOO O3-Coatings, Rostov Region |
|---|---|
| Fire protection performance | up to R150 (150 min); standard temperature regime to GOST 30247.0 |
| Application | steel structures |
| Service conditions | weather-resistant; service from −60 to +70 °C |
| Base | two-component fire protection compound; solids content 98±2% by volume |
| Colour | from white to beige |
| Packaging | component A — 20 l euro pail; component B — 3.0 or 3.2 l euro pail |
| Application method | airless spray (220–250 bar), manual application |
| Application temperature | −10…+30 °C; humidity not above 85% |
| Drying | pot life 30 min at 20 °C |
| Compatible primers and topcoats | primer TRIOCOR MASTIC 4500; enamel TRIOCOR FINISH 5500 or others according to certificates |
| Shelf life | base 24 months, hardener 12 months; storage at +5…+30 °C |
| Standards | TU 20.30.22-120-40141638-2018; GOST 30247.0 |
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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