Reduce heat transfer with lightweight fire protection for offshore environments
ContraFlame® MS200 combines lightweight thermal insulation with A-rated fire protection, helping reduce heat transfer and protect critical equipment in demanding offshore (such as platform underdecks) and industrial environments. Its robust, water-resistant construction operates from -190 °C to +150 °C while helping minimise the risk of corrosion under insulation.

Lightweight insulation with added fire protection
ContraFlame® MS200 combines thermal insulation, fire protection and corrosion resistance in one lightweight system, helping reduce heat transfer and protect equipment while minimising weight, installation complexity and the risk of corrosion under insulation.
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Specifications
A lightweight, close cell, solid thermal insulation foam and GRP or epoxy laminate system designed to protect, thermally insulate, and provide A-rated fire protection while reducing the risk of corrosion under insulation.
- Tolerance to temperatures between -190 °C to +150 °C
- Robust energy absorbing structure
- Thermal insulation k-Value 0.029 W/(m K)
- Density 60 kg/m³ - 70 kg/m³
- Excellent water resistance.
Applications
- Offshore platforms
- Provides lightweight thermal and fire protection where weight and space are important considerations
- Underdeck areas
- Helps reduce heat transfer while providing A-rated fire protection for critical structures and equipment
- Bulkheads
- Provides thermal insulation and fire protection between offshore compartments and areas
- Process equipment
- Helps control operating temperatures while protecting equipment from fire and corrosion
- Pipework and piping systems
- Provides thermal insulation and fire protection across critical piping systems
- Cryogenic applications
- Provides thermal insulation for applications operating at temperatures as low as -190 °C.
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