PROMATECT® H RWS/HCM Tunnel

PROMATECT®-H RWS/HCM is a non-combustible matrix engineered mineral board reinforced with selected fibres and fillers. It is formulated without the use of formaldehyde.

PROMATECT®-H RWS/HCM is off-white in colour and has a smooth finish on one face with a sanded reverse face. The board can be left undecorated or easily finished with paints.

PROMATECT®-H RWS/HCM is resistant to the effects of moisture and will not physically deteriorate when used in damp or humid conditions. Performance characteristics are not degraded by age or moisture.

Specification

Fire protection:
Designed to provide protection solutions for use within the most severe fire scenarios including RWS Time/Temperature Curve.
Applications:
• Tunnel lining, concrete floor and wall upgrading
• M&E services enclosure
• Access panels and hatches, fire doors
• Structural steel protection
• Membrane ceilings
• Cladding to steel ducts, self-sup-porting ducts

Technical specification

Unique ref.promatect-h-rws-hcm
Product familyStructural Steel and Concrete Protection
Product groupFire Resistant Structural and Concrete Protection
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2022-03-21
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttps://www.promat.com/

Material mainCalcium silicate

Classification

BIMobject CategoryFire Products - Protection

Region availability

Europe	Asia	North America	South America	Oceania	Africa
Åland Islands	Afghanistan	Anguilla	Argentina	American Samoa	Egypt
Andorra	Armenia	Antigua and Barbuda	Bolivia	Australia
Austria	Azerbaijan	Aruba	Brazil	Cook Islands
Belarus	Bahrain	Barbados	Chile	Federated States of Micronesia
Belgium	Bangladesh	Belize	Colombia	Fiji
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Bhutan	Bermuda	Ecuador	French Polynesia
Bulgaria	British Indian Ocean Territory	British Virgin Islands	Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)	Guam
Croatia	Brunei	Canada	French Guiana	Kiribati
Cyprus	Cambodia	Caribbean Netherlands	Guyana	Marshall Islands
Czech Republic	China	Cayman Islands	Paraguay	Nauru
Denmark	Christmas Island	Collectivity of Saint Martin	Peru	New Caledonia
Estonia	Cocos (Keeling) Islands	Costa Rica	Suriname	New Zealand
Faroe Islands	Georgia	Cuba	Uruguay	Niue
Finland	Hong Kong	Curaçao	Venezuela	Norfolk Island
France	India	Dominica		Northern Mariana Islands
Germany	Indonesia	Dominican Republic		Palau
Gibraltar	Iran	El Salvador		Papua New Guinea
Greece	Iraq	Greenland		Pitcairn Islands
Guernsey	Israel	Grenada		Samoa
Hungary	Japan	Guadeloupe		Solomon Islands
Iceland	Jordan	Guatemala		Timor-Leste
Ireland	Kazakhstan	Haiti		Tokelau
Isle of Man	Kuwait	Honduras		Tonga
Italy	Kyrgyzstan	Jamaica		Tuvalu
Jersey	Laos	Martinique		United States Minor Outlying Islands
Latvia	Lebanon	Mexico		Vanuatu
Liechtenstein	Macau	Montserrat		Wallis and Futuna
Lithuania	Malaysia	Nicaragua
Luxembourg	Maldives	Panama
Malta	Mongolia	Puerto Rico
Moldova	Myanmar (Burma)	Saint Kitts and Nevis
Monaco	Nepal	Saint Lucia
Montenegro	North Korea	Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Netherlands	Oman	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
North Macedonia	Pakistan	Saint-Barthélemy
Norway	Palestine	Sint Maarten
Poland	Philippines	The Bahamas
Portugal	Qatar	Trinidad and Tobago
Romania	Saudi Arabia	Turks and Caicos Islands
Russia	Singapore	U.S. Virgin Islands
San Marino	South Korea	United States
Serbia	Sri Lanka
Slovakia	Syria
Slovenia	Taiwan
Spain	Tajikistan
Svalbard and Jan Mayen	Thailand
Sweden	Türkiye
Switzerland	Turkmenistan
Ukraine	United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom	Uzbekistan
Vatican City	Vietnam
	Yemen