Intumescent Fire Protection Kit, for Mortice Lock Cases
Intumescent Fire Protection Kit, for Mortice Lock Cases (Product Part No: 911.01.992) is a practical,... Read More
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Intumescent Fire Protection Kit, for Mortice Lock Cases (Product Part No: 911.01.992) is a practical, high-performance solution designed to help enhance the fire resistance of your door hardware system. Built for demanding architectural applications, this kit supports protection targets of FD30/60, making it ideal where specification, safety and compliance matter.
What makes this kit particularly easy to fit is the self-adhesive backing, allowing you to apply the protection quickly and neatly to the relevant components—so you can reduce installation time without compromising on finish. The system is supplied as a complete set including Lock/Forend + Striker protection elements with 1 mm / 2 mm material thickness options, helping you achieve the right build-up for effective intumescent performance.
At the heart of the kit is a fire-reactive material based on Mono-Ammonium Phosphate (Interdens® MAP). When exposed to high temperatures, the intumescent layer expands to form an insulating barrier that helps limit heat transfer and supports the fire-resistance performance of the door assembly.
Intumescent Fire Protection Kit, for Mortice Lock Cases belongs to the Architectural Ironmongery range and is specifically created for use within Intumescent Fire Protection Kits supplied alongside Door Closers & Controls and compatible hardware solutions. If you’re planning a fire-rated project and want a reliable, professional-grade add-on kit, this product is a strong choice.
Upgrade your door hardware specification today—order the Intumescent Fire Protection Kit, for Mortice Lock Cases (911.01.992) and support safer, code-aligned installations with confidence.
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Mono-Ammonium Phosphate (Interdens® MAP) material
Product Details
Does the Intumescent Fire Protection Kit FD 30/60 suit both FD30 and FD60 applications?
Yes. This kit is designed for FD30 and FD60 fire resistance and includes the components required for the typical intumescent build up used around specified latch and strike areas. Use it as part of a tested and specified arrangement for the best match to your fire strategy.
How do the self adhesive backing and material thickness work with the kit components?
The kit uses self adhesive backing for straightforward positioning. It is supplied with 1 mm and 2 mm material so you can apply the correct thickness to the parts of the door furniture area being protected, helping you achieve the required intumescent performance.
What is included in the Lock and Forend plus Striker set?
It includes the protection materials for the lock and forend and the striker area. Using the matched elements helps maintain consistent coverage where heat activated expansion is needed, rather than relying on improvised patching materials.
Which fire protection role does this kit play on architectural ironmongery?
It supports the fire performance of door hardware zones by forming an intumescent barrier when exposed to high temperatures. This is particularly relevant at lock keep and strike interfaces where gaps can otherwise allow early heat transfer.
Will I be able to fit this kit to most commonly used door furniture configurations?
It is intended for retrofit and refurbishment of compatible ironmongery setups where an FD30 or FD60 intumescent solution is required. To avoid a mismatch, check that the kit is appropriate for your door type, furniture design, and the fire test evidence for your installation.
Is Mono Ammonium Phosphate used in this kit, and does it have any practical benefits?
Yes. The intumescent material uses Mono Ammonium Phosphate (Interdens MAP). In practical terms, this type of intumescent formulation is used to expand under heat to help seal critical gaps around door hardware during a fire.
Why choose this specific kit instead of using alternative intumescent strips?
This kit is supplied as a purpose set with defined thickness options and the right coverage points for lock and striker related areas. Using the correct kit helps you align with the intended method of application for FD30 to FD60 performance, which is important for compliance and reliable results.