Fire-resistant cladding boards are primarily designed to provide fire protection for cables of various voltage ratings across industries such as power generation, petroleum, petrochemicals, metallurgy, telecommunications, and construction. Their applications include fire-stop partitions in cable shafts and between multi-level cable racks; firewalls; fire-resistant air ducts; fire-rated suspended ceilings; fireproofing for steel structures; and the sealing of openings for electrical cabinets and wall penetrations. They are also used to seal penetrations involving single cables, cable bundles, cable trays, air ducts, and both combustible and non-combustible piping, as well as to seal large openings.
Additionally, the product serves as a substitute for plywood in applications such as wainscoting, door and window panels, and furniture. It is suitable for use in environments requiring fire resistance and moisture tolerance-such as basements, civil air defense facilities, and mines-as well as in suspended ceiling projects for new construction, renovations, and expansions. These boards are widely used for fire protection and flame retardancy in cable systems within areas of high cable density, such as power plants, steelworks, and mining facilities.
