Paraflam fire resistant glass is well known in the European building materials market. It has been
used in fire protection structures for over 30 years. The first generation of glasses with a
heat-absorbing layer had a significant drawback - toxic materials were used in the production of
the hydrogel: formaldehyde and acrylamide. In 2004, a second generation hydrogel was developed
that does not contain toxic components. However, glasses made using Paraflam gel had required
careful handling: due to the poor adhesion between gel and glass during transport and assembly,
delamination could occur, and spots looks like bubbles appeared in the glass. This phenomenon was
especially noticeable on large glass panes.
In 2015, the research department of our company improved the glass manufacturing technology. The
adhesion between the gel and the glass was significantly increased. As a result, it was possible
to significantly increase the fire resistance of glasses, reduce their thickness and get rid of
delamination. Today Brand Glass provided fire-rated glass for both the domestic and international
markets, with a comprehensive range of guaranteed products offering both internal and external
fire, bullet and blast protection. Our glass is designed as a cost-effective solution for wide
range applications.
PARAFLAM glass is used in the following structures:
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indoor fire-resistant partitions;
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indoor plasterboard walls;
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internal windows;
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entrance units and doors;
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facades;
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skylights;
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bent glass walls;
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ceilings, stairs.