FIRESORBENT VEGETABLE FLAME-RETARDANT FOR ANY TYPE OF LIQUID AIRBANK

FIRESORB is a 100% vegetable absorbent consisting of spruce granules treated at 800 ° C to be used to absorb all types of liquids, oils, solvents, inks, acids, bases, chemicals and fatty substances. It is a biodegradable ECOFRIENDLY product, it is non-toxic and can be used safely.
Its distinctive feature is that it is a fireproof material (high heat resistance) and has non-slip properties so it can be used safely on all floors. Furthermore, FIRESORB does not form fungi in contact with water and oils.
The fireproofed absorbent responds to specific safety needs in workplaces where it is necessary to apply prevention measures against the occurrence of fires and outbreaks.

The use is really elementary: FIRESORB is sprinkled on the spilled substance, left to act, stirring occasionally. It is recommended to use a broom or other suitable tools. The amount of material to be used is calculated on the absorption factor which is 1: 3. To collect it, use a suction system or simply a broom and dustpan.

For disposal, it is necessary to comply with Legislative Decree 152/2006 and subsequent amendments: the material to be disposed of must be cataloged (CER code) with the same code as the absorbed substance.

The fields of application of FIRESORB are manifold. This innovative product is used in workshops, in the automotive sector, in service stations, to clean up oil spills in the streets, for the food industry and in the petrochemical industry.

THE FIRESORB COMPLIES WITH THE UNI CEI / TS 15366/2010 REGULATION FOR USE ON THE ROAD
The FIRESORB has been tested by an Accredited Laboratory which equates the FIRESORB product to fireproofed wood panels classified as M1 following flammability and propagation tests.

DATA SHEET
PRODUCT FEATURES

ABSORBENT POWER BY WEIGHT 250%
WOOD PARTICLES 95%
FIREPROOF AND COLORANT 5%
Green colour
SMELL None
GRANULOMETRY 0.5 - 1.0 mm
HUMIDITY 8% - 15% (max)
DENSITY 170 - 180 Kg / m3
ABSORPTION CAPACITY 2.5 times its weight approx.
FLAMMABILITY Comparable to materials of fire resistance class M1

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