At Koldig Coat, we carry out fire protection painting of steel components and structures. We ensure a thorough process from preparation and application to inspection and documentation.
Passive fire protection paint is an essential part of fire safety when steel elements and structures need to be protected against high temperatures in the event of a fire. At Koldig Coat, we help businesses and construction projects with fire-retardant paint, ensuring that both execution and documentation are fully in order.
We work with tasks that require correct film thickness, uniform application and subsequent inspection. In cooperation with our paint supplier Hempel, we can help ensure that the solution matches the requirements applicable to the individual structure.
A good solution with passive fire protection paint requires a thorough process. Before work begins, the requirements for the task are clarified, including what fire protection the structure must comply with.
Hereafter, the necessary layer thickness is determined so that the treatment is carried out correctly in relation to the applicable requirements. Once the specifications are in place, we ensure the preparation, application and post-treatment of the items.
The process typically includes:
That way we ensure that the passive fire protection paint not only gets a nice finish, but is also applied with a focus on function, durability and safety.
With passive fire protection, documentation is an important part of the job. Therefore, our FROSIO inspector follows relevant projects from start to finish and ensures that the work is checked along the way.
We document, among other things, the process carried out and the required layer thickness, ensuring that you as a customer receive a clear basis for verifying that the work has been carried out according to the agreed requirements.
It provides a secure process where fire safety, quality and documentation are built in from the start.
At Koldig Coat, our focus is on:
Do you need passive fire protection paint for steel components, structures or other items?
Please feel free to send us a description of the task, and we will get back to you with advice and a no-obligation quote.
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