AIS Pyrobel: Heat Resistant Glass and Types of Fire Resistant Glasses

FIRE RESISTANT GLASS
At AIS, we believe that safety comes first. With an increase in fire outbreaks in India, it is now vital to be prepared when it comes to protecting your space and loved ones from fire. To achieve this, we have launched a new range of Fire-Resistant Glass under the label ‘AIS Pyrobel’.

AIS Pyrobel is a laminated glass with an intumescent layer. A high-end Fire-Resistant Glass range, AIS Pyrobel is specially engineered to withstand extreme levels of heat, restrict heat transfer and prevent the passage of smoke and flames.

Given several recent fire incidents in India, we believe that this range of Fire-Resistant Glass products can play a pivotal role in containing the damage to life and property caused by fire.

E CLASS – INTEGRITY They provide for only integrity. These are special tempered glasses and they prevent the spread of flames to the non-fire side. There will be no protection from radiation in this type of glasses. They are normally used for internal applications.
EW CLASS – INTEGRITY & LOW RADIATION
These are tempered and laminated glasses. They prevent the flames and also control the radiation on the non-fire side to a maximum of 15KW per sqm. They offer integrity and provide for low heat radiation. They are used for internal and external applications.
EI CLASS – INTEGRITY & INSULATION
These types of glasses offer integrity and insulation. The maximum temperature on the non-fire side does not exceed an average of 140 degree Celsius.

Features and Benefits

  • Provides safety against fire, heat, and smoke for extended periods.
  • Ensures protection against radiation and conductive heat transfer.
  • Double-sided fire-resistant glass – thus protects both sides.
  • Rated EW 30, EW 60, EW 120, EI 30, EI 60, EI 90, EI 120 and EI 180.
  • Safety glass according to EN 12600 (3B3, 2B2 or 1B1 according to product type).
  • Approved in wooden, steel and aluminium framing systems.
  • Approved in frameless systems named PYROBEL VISION LINE.
  • Provides excellent noise reduction of up to 49 decibels*.
  • Resists high loads of pressure, making it almost unbreakable.

Applications

  • Partitions.
  • Fully Glazed Fire Doors.
  • Façade and Windows.
  • Floors.
  • Data Storage and Server rooms Enclosures.
  • Stair Enclosures.
  • Lift Doors and Enclosures.
Customer Enquiry

Frequently Asked Questions

A high-end Fire-Resistant Glass range, AIS Pyrobel is specially engineered laminated glass to withstand extreme heat levels, restrict heat transfer and prevent the passage of smoke and flames.
Fire resistance glass can be used for various internal and external applications, including homes, data server rooms, refuge floors/areas, smoke screens, roofs / overhead applications, facades partitions doors & windows.
AIS Pyrobel, a special Fire-resistant glass, is a laminated glass range with an intumescent layer. This glass is specially engineered to withstand extreme heat levels and restrict its transfer. This glass solution can be used in place of a brick wall while providing transparency and fire resistance.
Apart from helping to prevent the spread of fire and smoke, fireproof glass can prevent radiation from spreading from one area to another, making it a good option for research and development facilities. Also, due to its versatility, you can use fireproof glass with aluminium, wooden, and steel frames without compromising the features.
Following are the types of fire-rated glasses available with AIS: 1) E Class – Integrity: This particular glass type helps prevent the spread of flames to the unaffected side. 2) EW Class – Integrity and Low radiation: This type of glass is tempered and laminated and can be used for various internal and external applications. It prevents the flame from entering the unaffected side and helps control the radiation. 3) EI Class- Integrity and Insulation: This type of glass provides integrity and insulation. With this glass, the maximum temperature on the unaffected side will not exceed an average of 140 degrees Celsius.