00:00 - Intumescent Paint
00:09 - What is reactive paint?
00:17 - Swelling
00:50 - Load bearing capacity
01:00 - Jotun products
01:14 - Film thickness


Intumescent paint often goes by a number of names, to the initiated intumescent coatings and if you are in the building regulations game you will probably say ' fire retardant '. Whichever name works for you when you need a fire resistant coating on your surface be it steel, wood or concrete then reactive paints are what you need.

How intumescent paints work?
Intumescent is a reactive coating which swells as a result of heat exposure, thus increasing in volume and decreasing in density. Specifically, an intumescent paint is a coating that reacts to heat by swelling in a controlled manner to many times its original thickness, producing a carbonaceous char formed by a large number of small bubbles that act as an insulating layer to protect the substrate.

The scope of intumescent products is the prevention of the structural collapse of the building, which can occur if load bearing steel elements reach a critical state.

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