Project requirement
Identify the required fire, smoke and toxicity level and the part's end use before defining the laminate.
Industry and construction / Transport · railway · construction
When choosing resin for a part with reaction-to-fire requirements, first define the test the project must pass. The choice depends on the combination of resin, reinforcement, thickness, finish and process; the following options support contact moulding, infusion or RTM according to the product.
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Before you buy
Identify the required fire, smoke and toxicity level and the part's end use before defining the laminate.
Check the resin, reinforcement, thickness and gelcoat of the reference system. Changing one layer can change the behaviour of the complete assembly.
Fillers affect flow during infusion. Adapt the reinforcement and validate filling, homogeneity and curing of the part.
What to buy for this project
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ATH-filled urethane acrylate · infusion and RTM
Crestapol 1211A for transport and construction parts with fire, smoke and toxicity requirements, manufactured by infusion or RTM.
Use reinforcements suitable for the flow of a filled resin and check the complete resin, reinforcement and finishing system against the project's requirement. Post-curing improves final fire-retardant performance.

ATH-filled polyester · contact moulding, infusion and RTM
Crestafire P1-3001PA for laminates with fire and smoke requirements in railway, public transport and construction applications.
For the reference system with GCS1001E PA gelcoat, validate the complete laminate: reinforcement, thickness, finish and cure. The fire classification does not transfer to any part. This gelcoat is spray-applied and intended to be painted afterwards.
Crestafire GCS1001E PA: Spray gelcoat for the reference fire and smoke system with P1-3001PA. The complete part and its finish must be validated.
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