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Understanding Nullifire Technical Evaluations

Technical Evaluations (TEs), or Engineering Judgements, as they were previously referred to, is a drawing or group of drawings generated by our in-house technical team for a customer’s specific job site application. They are recommended as a solution when a contractor's application deviates from third-party tested fire-stopping systems.

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Nullifire Advice with Integrity – Sealant Application

This article underscores the critical importance of applying the right quantity of sealant for optimal results, emphasising its impact on durability, cost-efficiency, and overall project quality.

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Familiar with the concept NTNs? Nullifire Technical Notes Might Save Your Next Coating Project!

At Tremco CPG UK and Nullifire, we utilise our membership and active participation in trade associations, such as the ASFP, to contribute to industry wide documented guidance. These take the form of guidance notes or advisory notes. Nullifire will always direct our customers to these where appropriate.

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Nullifire Advice with Integrity – Clusters of pipes

Is it possible to test the clusters of pipes to EN1366-3? In just a few words, the answers is YES but there's more to it.

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Embracing the Technical Challenges of Passive Fire Protection as a True Manufacturer!

At Nullifire, the work goes beyond the office, factory and distribution centre! In this blog, we want to explain our view on the importance of Technical Evaluations and the work we have been carrying out as manufacturers.

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Safeguarding Education: The Crucial Role of Passive Fire Protection and Fire Stopping in Schools and Colleges

The safety of our educational institutions is paramount. In an era where knowledge and growth are nurtured within the walls of schools and colleges, it is imperative that these environments prioritise the safety of students, educators, and staff. While the risks associated with fire may not always be at the forefront of our concerns, they pose a significant threat, especially within educational premises.

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How to Read our Unique Reference Numbers in 8 Steps!

You may be familiar with our new Technical Drawing Details by now and we honestly hope you’re finding these useful. Each of these documents contain a unique reference number, which you might not find very intuitive at first. This number serves as a key point for our Technical team's future interactions, enabling precise communication and problem-solving.

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Product Spotlight: FP220 Service Sleeve

In the event of a fire, it's crucial to have reliable fire-resistant measures in place, especially when it comes to the penetrations through compartment walls. This is where Nullifire’s FP220 Service Sleeve shines, offering a solution to protect these openings and prevent the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases.

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Product Spotlight: FJ203 Fire Resistant Rope

In the dynamic world of construction, where offsite and modular construction are gaining momentum, the need for innovative fire safety solutions is paramount. Nullifire proudly presents the FJ203 Fire Resistant Rope, a cutting-edge, non-combustible fire resistant woven rope that offers exceptional fire resistance, durability and easy installation!

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Quick Manufacturer's Guide to UKCA Marking

In this article, we will explore the latest developments, discuss the implications and introduce our fire stopping products that have now obtained the new UKCA mark.

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Why are Water Based Steel Coatings so impressive?

Water based intumescent steel coatings are a type of fire protection coating applied to structural steel elements to enhance their fire resistance. This is article explains the 9 key points to know about water based intumescent steel coatings. Read more here...

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Fire Barriers: The Key Element of Effective Fire Compartmentation

There are many factors to consider when it comes to ensuring an appropriate level of fire safety in a building. Along with existing Passive Fire Protection (PFP) methods, special attention should be paid to fire compartments.

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