FIKCO Smoke Fix

DA classification 180 minutes at 600 ºC

• Fiberglass fabric FIKCO fv
• Resistant to hot smoke and toxic gases generated in a fire
• Use in industrial buildings or buildings where aesthetics is not a priority.
• Counterbalance system using a round steel bar or steel cable so that the result is a linearly continuous clamping.
• SSB system

FIKCO Smoke DA automatic

DA classification 180 minutes at 600 ºC

• Fiberglass fabric reinforced with FIKCO β steel
• Resistant to hot smoke and toxic gases generated in a fire
• Use in buildings where the barrier must be architecturally integrated.
• Self-leveling counterweight system.
• ASB3 “Gravity Safety” mode.
• Mechanism “Drop Controller”: mechanical speed control integrated with the axis of the barrier and tested under fire environment.

FIKCO Smoke DHA

DHA classification 180 minutes at 1000 ºC

• Fiberglass fabric reinforced with FIKCO β steel
• Resistant to hot smoke and toxic gases generated in a state of temperatures up to 1,000 ºC.
• Triple reinforcement seams to avoid weak points.
• The watertight guiding system with anti-lock avoiding obstructions in the up and down maneuvers.
• Mechanism “Drop Controller”: mechanical speed control integrated with the axis of the barrier and tested under fire environment.

FIKCO Glass

DA classification 120 minutes at 600 ºC

• SSB glass barrier to control toxic smoke and hot gases generated in a fire.
• For places where high architectural demands are paramount.
• With a universal anchoring system for all types of surfaces, it makes the quality-price ratio the best on the market in terms of gas containment solutions in SCTEH systems.

• Channeling screens to avoid spillage of fumes
• Avoid human losses and material damage from gases
• Facilitate the tasks of fire fighting teams maintaining visibility
• Keep evacuation routes clean
• Perimeter closure of adjacent spaces avoiding spills inside plants on the ascent of hot fumes and gases

• Industrial
• Sector Logistics Sector
• Buildings With Atrium
• Public Buildings Concurrence
• Shopping Centers
• Parking