Flexible firestop foam is a two-component, low-density, elastic intumescent firestop foam designed for fast, reliable fire sealing in complex and hard-to-access penetrations.
During installation, the foam expands 5–7 times, and when exposed to fire, it further intumesces to form a dense, insulating barrier, delivering fire resistance up to 3 hours while maintaining long-term flexibility.
Flexible & Elastic After Curing
Cable penetrations
Conduits and mixed penetrations
Cable bundles penetrations
Cable trunk penetrations
Cable tray penetrations
V-0 Class, 3 Hours
Pressure Resistance
Anti-corrosion
Non-halogen
High&low temperature resistant
Self- deforming
Fast Curing
Cable penetrations in walls and floors
Electrical conduits and mixed service penetrations
Difficult-to-access openings and irregular gaps
Secondary penetrations after cable additions
Electrical rooms, substations, data centers, industrial facilities
Step 1- Clean the penetration hole
Step 2 – Use a 2:1 dual-component dispensing gun to fill the penetration hole with foam
Step 3 – Smooth the surface with a tool.
Finished
Type
Polyurethane
Color
Dark red
Fire resistant time
3hours
Flame retardant rating
V-0
Packing
400 ml (two-component cartridge)
Expansion Volume
2.8 Liter
Initial Cure
5Min
Cuttable After
10Min
Application Gun
2:1 dispensing gun
Pressure Resistance
Up to 200 kPa
Storage Conditions
Dry environment, 5 °C to 25 °C
Design Life
Up to 30 Years
FAQ
The foam expands during installation, its volume expands 5 to 7 times. When exposed to high temperatures, it further expands rapidly to fill gaps and forms a dense carbonized fireproof layer
No, it remains flexible after curing, making it easy to cut, re-enter, or accommodate additional installations. The cutted foam can be used as the fill content.
No. The foam is non-flowing and expands in a controlled manner, staying in place even in overhead or vertical applications.
Yes, it can be used together with AY firestop coatings, firestop sealant, firestop blocks and other wrapping materials to form a complete fire protection system.
It depends on the application:
• firestop sealant is best for small gaps, cable trays, and pipe penetrations where a rigid, paintable finish is required.
• Intumescent firestop foam is ideal for larger, irregular openings, complex penetrations, or environments where flexibility and easy re-entry are important.
Yes, it requires a 2:1 dual-component dispensing gun. The application process is simple and can be completed in one step.
When applied correctly, the fire protection performance lasts up to 30 years.
Yes. The material is halogen-free, low smoke, electrically safe, and widely used in electrical rooms and substations.