fire protection impregnation | 25 l | Fire protection impregnation Safeimp, 25-litre canister. Antifire impregnation is odourless, halogen-free, environmentally friendly. Properly treated materials are classified as building material class B1 and comply with DIN 4102.

Safeimp® flame retardants are the preferred choice for all natural fibres with a small proportion of synthetic fibres. This halogen-free impregnation is particularly suitable for protecting decorative items such as dried bouquets and preparations made from materials such as straw, hay or coconut fibres. You can buy the highly concentrated fire protection impregnation from in the shop as a canister with a choice of 5, 10 or 25 litres.

What is Safeimp® fire protection spray?

Safeimp® is a colourless flame retardant based on a water-soluble, halogen-free ammonium phosphorus compound with organic adhesion promoters. It is halogen-free and well tolerated by the skin.

Safeimp® flame retardants – packaging unit

You can purchase the following sizes of fire protection impregnation from the allbuyone shop, each in a canister:

, you can get a bottle to use the fire protection impregnation as a pump spray.

Fire protection impregnation Safeimp® – properties

• Safeimp®, when used correctly, fulfils most fire protection requirements. Materials that have been correctly treated with the flame retardant are classified as building material class B1 and comply with DIN 4102.
• Safeimp® fire protection impregnation has good penetration properties and is characterised by optimal adhesion.
• Safeimp® has only a slight tendency to corrode.
• The flame retardants largely retain the colour and material appearance.
• The fire protection spray can be washed out very well and does not crystallise out (under normal climatic conditions).

importantinformationabout flame retardants and fire protection spray can also be found in our safety data sheet in the data sheets section.

Which materials can I treat with the high-dosage flame retardants?

Safeimp flame retardants can be used to impregnate absorbent materials (natural fibres) in indoor areas, particularly:

• hay
• straw
• bast
• coconut fibre materials
• dried flowers
• and for natural fibres in general with a synthetic content of up to 25%

Please note: the flame retardants are not suitable for (real) Christmas trees, Advent wreaths and other decorations made of fir or other coniferous trees due to the essential oils contained in the needles.

Flame-retardant decorative items - B1 according to DIN 4102 through impregnation

Like all flame retardant sprays and fire protection impregnations in the allbuyone shop, materials that have been properly treated with Safeimp® are flame retardant and thus meet most official fire protection requirements in accordance with DIN 4102 / building material class B1.

How do I use Safeimp® fire retardants?

The application of the fire protection spray Safeimp® varies depending on the nature and condition of the materials to be impregnated. In principle, we recommend that you carry out a fire protection test for your own safety.

1. Ready-sewn fabrics can be dipped in the flame retardant. Materials that have already been decorated can be sprayed with Safeimp® fire protection spray.
   Afterwards, the objects must dry at room temperature. Be careful with light-coloured materials! They are usually very sensitive to flame retardants and the treatment can change their colour. We always recommend a preliminary test in an inconspicuous place.
2. Cut fabrics can be dipped into the flame retardants and then spun to 60 to 70% residual moisture. After that, the fabric panels must dry at room temperature. Again, please be careful with light-coloured fabrics!
3. Straw, hay, raffia, coconut fibres or dried flowers can either be dipped into a flame retardant bath or sprayed with the fire protection spray. It is also possible to apply the spray with a brush. In this case, it is essential to check the tensile strength of the materials in advance. It is also advisable to test the colour fastness of the materials in advance.

How much flame retardant do I need to comply with the fire protection regulations?

The amount of flame retardants required depends on the absorbency of the product and the type and structure of the material. According to the manufacturer, the application rate for Safeimp is 0.2-0.5 l/m².

Safeimp® is very effective because the concentration of the active ingredient is very high. According to the manufacturer, preliminary flame tests are still necessary on your material!

What do I have to bear in mind when using Safeimp® fire protection spray?

• Materials treated with flame protection spray may lose their fire protection if used for long periods. Similarly, dust, grease or nicotine deposits reduce the desired effect of the fire protection impregnation. It is therefore recommended that the materials be cleaned regularly and re-treated with flame retardants.
• Even after treatment with flame protection spray, the materials must not be heated above 130°C.
• Take care with light-coloured fabrics! They are particularly sensitive to colour. Treatment with flame retardants could affect colour fastness. We recommend that you always test the product on an inconspicuous area before treatment.

How long can I store the fire retardants Safeimp®?

The fire protection spray Safeimp® has a shelf life of at least 3 years when stored in a closed container. The active ingredient is not sensitive to frost.

Buy fire protection impregnation from allbuyone

Order fire protection impregnation - at a reasonable price and with guaranteed fast delivery from allbuyone. We offer you an extensive range of fire protection products for textiles, wood, mixed fibres and much more. Personal advice and information on flame retardants and fire protection sprays for stage construction, exhibition stand construction or for restaurant and event equipment from allbuyone in Munich at: +49 89-122 89 06 22