Fire & Smoke Curtains: How They Work and How They Made
Whether it's keeping office, school, or hospital residents safe, purchasing flame-retardant curtains can contribute to a safer work environment. By working with the right furniture specialist, you can provide your clients with only the best. If investing in a fire screen, here's everything you need to know about how a fire screen works and how it's made.
Advanced Materials
As you might’ve determined, the most important element of a fire curtain is its fire fabric and different coatings. After being woven, the fire fabric is coated by chemical engineers who strive to achieve the highest level of safety. Each curtain is then given a rating according to its fire resistance and deployed for fitting.
High-Functioning Features
Similar in nature to the metal shutters used in storefronts when closing up for the day, fire curtains descend vertically and are unrolled from the top. Automatic versions of these curtains can be deployed mechanically and retract according to a building’s fire alarm system. In other cases, they can be deployed remotely.
Unlike metal shutters, however, fire curtains are flexible and compact, allowing them to be more properly fitted into a certain space, thus providing it with better compartmental and reducing the negative impact on aesthetics. Fail safes are also incorporated into their design, which allows gravity to pull the curtain in position should there be a power cut or if its motor fails.
Fire Curtain Applications
Ideal for both large and small spaces or open-plan areas, fire curtains can be fitted onto cubicle curtain tracks and even hospital curtain tracks. When factored into the design aesthetic of a building, they can be easily recessed into walls or ceilings, keeping them from becoming visible to guests and employees.
What kinds of Fire or Smoke Curtain Cloth that we have?
Polyurethane Coating Fiberglass Cloth
| Product Type | Thickness mm | Weight g/m2 | Weave |
| 3732-PU1 | 0.43 | 455 | Twill |
| 3732-PU2 | 0.43 | 470 | Twill |
| 3784-PU1 | 0.8 | 870 | 8H Satin |
| 3784-PU2 | 0.8 | 900 | 8H Satin |
| 666 SS-PU1 | 0.65 | 660 | 8H Satin |
| 666 SS-PU2 | 0.65 | 700 | 8H Satin |
| Other thicknesses can be customized upon request | |||
Silicone Coating Fiberglass Cloth
| Knife Coating Silicone Coating Differences between Premier and Industrial Quality | |||
| Premier Quality | Industrial Quality | ||
| 1 | Loomstate | High-speed Rapier Weaving Machine | Normal Dornier (small weaving defects might occur occasionally) |
| 2 | Silicone | Wet, High-Quality Silicone Rubber | Dry, Standard Silicone Rubber |
| 3 | Appearance | Shiny and Tacky | Dull but Smooth |
| 4 | Performance | Strong Adhesion Strength Between Silicone Fabric, High Abrasion Resistance | Normal Adhesion Strength Between Silicone Fabric, Normal Abrasion Resistance, silicone might be peeled or scratched off in some particular circumstances |
| 5 | Application | Mostly for Removable Insulation Jackets | Mostly for Welding, But Also for Economic Removable Insulation Jackets |
| Premier Quality | Thickness mm | Weight (g/m2) | Weaving |
| E7628-LG1 | 0.2mm | 230 | Plain |
| E7628-LG2 | 0.23mm | 280 | Plain |
| E3732-LG1 | 0.4mm | 510 | Twill |
| E3732-LG2 | 0.45mm | 590 | Twill |
| E666-LG1 | 0.6mm | 750 | Stain |
| E666-LG1 | 0.7mm | 850 | Satin |
| E3784-LG1 | 0.8mm | 950 | Satin |
| E3784-LG2 | 0.9mm | 1050 | Satin |
| Other thicknesses can be customized upon request | |||
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Stainless Wire Reinforced Basic Fiberglass Fabric
| Product Type | Thickness mm | Weight g/m2 | Weave |
| PW05 SS | 0.5 | 455 | Plain |
| 666 SS | 0.6 | 630 | 8H Satin |
| M860W SS | 0.8 | 820 | Dougle Weft Yarn |
| M860 SS | 0.75 | 820 | 8H Satin |
| M30 SS | 1.2 | 1050 | Plain |
| Other thicknesses can be customized upon request | |||
When customers need higher tensile strength and wear resistance, we will choose to use glass fiber cloth with steel wires in warp and weft as the basic cloth for Polyurethane or silicone coating
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Mr Angelo Cheng
Telephone: +86 13776220396
E-mail: jcheng35@jn-fiber.cn
Contact Person: Mr. Angelo Cheng
Tel: 86 13776220396
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