Water-based fireproof coating manufacturer direct sales: 186_0280_5638 Mr. Liu; supply available in Sichuan, Chengdu, Yunnan, and other regions; fireproof paint is not your ordinary "painter"—it acts like an "invisible firefighter" in the construction industry. Usually, it discreetly adheres to the surfaces of steel structures and wood. Once a fire breaks out, it rapidly expands and foams, forming a thick carbonized insulation layer. This is like putting a "bubble-wrap fire suit" on steel, delaying the temperature rise of the structure and buying precious time for evacuation and fire rescue.

Although traditional fireproof paint can provide fire protection, its solvent-based formula emits VOCs, resulting in poor environmental performance. Water-based fireproof coatings have been developed on this basis, using water as the main dispersion medium. They not only maintain the fireproof performance of traditional products but also offer excellent environmental benefits. They are suitable for public buildings such as schools, shopping malls, and office buildings, as well as industrial and civil construction fields like steel structure workshops and sports venues.

Water-based fireproof coating application steps:

Surface preparation: Clean dust and oil from the construction surface, ensuring the base is solid and dry. Steel structures require rust removal and anti-rust treatment.

Mixing the coating: Stir evenly after opening the can. If the coating is too thick, add a small amount of water to dilute and mix again.

Layered application: Apply using brushing, rolling, or spraying methods. Each coat should not be too thick; allow the previous coat to dry completely before applying the next.

Curing and acceptance: After completion, ensure the environment is well-ventilated and allow natural curing until the coating solidifies. Then, inspect the coating thickness and appearance according to design requirements.