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Reliable solutions for modern defence needs

AIS solutions provide reliable protection for naval vessels whilst saving time and costs.

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Defence operations demand innovation. From lightweight fire-rated insulation to advanced battery protection systems, our fire and blast solutions safeguard vessels and personnel under extreme conditions.

Engineered with innovative, phenolic-based materials, our products offer thermal, acoustic insulation and blast protection, tailored to the requirements of MOD and naval shipbuilding. Lightweight and easy to deploy, they enhance operational flexibility while maintaining the highest standards of safety.

We have a number of solutions for defence applications to ensure naval platforms are prepared for harsh operational demands.

ContraFlame® MS400
For underdeck protection
  • Tested and DNV certified for underdeck H120 (IMO 2010 FTP 3)
  • Successfully tested to jet fire and high heat flux events
  • System weight (pending application thickness) 9.3 to 12.5kg/m²
  • Surface spread of flame Class 1, BS476 part 7
  • Tested and DNV certified for bulkhead H60 (IMO 2010 FTP 3)
  • Acoustic reduction -50dB (ISO10140 76:20:1987)
  • Pass blast overpressure testing 1 bar kW/m²
  • U-value up to 0.29W/m²K.
ContraFlex® PFP jackets
Manufactured to maximise equipment efficiency and lifecycle in extreme weather conditions
  • ISO 22899-1:2007 - Determination of resistance to jet fires of passive fire protection materials
  • UL 1709 - Standard for rapid rise fire tests of protection materials for structural steel
  • ISO 20340:2009 - Performance requirements for protective paint systems for offshore structures
  • ISO 11507 - Exposure for paint coatings and ISO 9227 - corrosion tests for salt spray
  • IACS UR S14.2.3 - Testing procedures of watertight compartments, a requirement of NORSOK R-004: All jacket materials have been subjected to the general and Class 5 - fire protection requirements.
ContraBlast® panels
Extensively tested for use in offshore or onshore environments
  • IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 3 - IMO Resolution MSC 307(88), under a hydrocarbon HC fire curve according to EN 1363-2:1999
  • ISO 22899-1:2009 - Determination of resistance to jet fires of passive fire protection materials
  • The ContraFlame® MS400 foam (at the ContraBlast® panel core) has also passed HHF jet fire scenarios for 60-minutes duration
  • ISO 20340 - Accelerated ageing and weathering of the D2004 laminate system which meets the performance requirements of NORSOK
  • M501 edition 6th Feb 2012 system one
  • Our ContraBlast® panels provide significant weight saving over steel blast walls.

See the below video for more information on how our materials offer advanced protection for naval applications:


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