Mahar Atash Atrin Knowledge-Based Company
Devastating fires annually threaten the lives of citizens in buildings and industries. Each year, billions of rials of national capital are lost due to negligence and failure to use proper materials and adhere to fire prevention principles.
Although technical knowledge and a culture of safety in society enable us to become more resilient and secure against fires and incidents, advancing knowledge and technology in this field requires an equally progressive and efficient cultural mindset. We must also acknowledge that we bear responsibility for the safety of the industries we establish.
Therefore, before tragic incidents occur and cause irreparable human and financial losses, allocating a portion of financial resources to fireproofing and mitigating the consequences of fires is imperative. The statistics on such losses in buildings and industries are significant and cannot be ignored.
Maher Atash Atrin was established with the aim of producing fire-retardant and fire-resistant products. After years of effort, research, and experience, the company is now a leader in this field, fully independent of any foreign dependencies, and capable of producing various fire-retardant and fire-resistant products for different phases.
As we know, materials used in buildings and industries lose their resistance at temperatures ranging from 250 to 300 degrees Celsius. For instance, steel, which has a melting point of about 1,300 to 1,400 degrees Celsius, loses its strength at approximately 400 degrees Celsius and, if load-bearing, may bend under pressure.
Furthermore, the increased smoke from burning flammable materials and the collapse of structures can make escape routes unsafe for residents and hinder evacuation. In industries, this can lead to equipment malfunctions and production line shutdowns.
To prevent such problems, all steel columns and flammable materials used in buildings and industries at risk of fire can be fortified using fire-resistant coatings of appropriate thickness.
The application of advanced fireproof coatings not only prevents the spread of fire but also reduces the dispersion of smoke and the emission of harmful and toxic gases produced by burning flammable materials.
In the near future, these coatings are expected to dominate the fire protection market, safeguarding interior decorations, steel structures, electrical cables, and other flammable and heat-sensitive items.
The use of this technology is akin to outfitting tools and materials with a fireproof vest.