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POLFLAM fire-resistant glass meets the fire-insulation and fire-resistance criteria in compliance with the technical standard PN-EN 1363-1. It follows the technology developed by POLFLAM.

A fire-resistant glass unit is made of glass sheets. The space between them is filled with colourless hydrogel. The thickness of the hydrogel layer determines the fire-resistance class of the unit.

The hydrogel is produced at POLFLAM factory, according to the company’s own protected formula. The technology in use allows the company to produce fire-resistant glass of unique qualities.

The advantages of POLFLAM fire-resistant glass include

symmetrical design of the glass
large-sized fire-resistant glass panes: up to 2200 x 4200 mm
fire-resistant curved glass and glass sheets of irregular-edge shape
installation-friendly glass (blunt edges and no need of positioning)
high acoustic insulation index Rw – up to 48 dB [see for details]
high light transmittance factor – Lt up to 87.6%
UV radiation resistance – no need of PVB film
reaction to fire – B-s1, d0
top safety class 1/B/1 (according to PN-EN 12600)
resistance to temperatures from –40°C to +50°C
water-resistant edges (no need of protecting the edges with aluminium film)
high mechanical resistance – toughened glass
lower weight than the fire-resistant multiple-glazed units

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left: POLFLAM glass, right: POLFLAM multiple glazed panel

POLFLAM glass: bent panel

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