Fire Retardant Resins
ISO Fire Retardant Resin
Supplied and imported by Samrat FRP Traders for the Nepal market — with technical documentation issued by the supplier, Samrat Poly Resins, India.
Price
PRICE ON REQUEST
ISO Fire Retardant Resin pricing varies based on:
- Order Quantity
- Product / Resin Grade
- Current Raw Material Rates
Technical documents
Download Technical Data SheetPDFDownload Safety Data SheetPDFFull product rangeBrowse the document libraryDocuments issued by: Samrat Poly Resins, India
Isophthalic-based unsaturated polyester resin with a halogen-free, ATH-filled fire-retardant formulation. (“ISO” refers to isophthalic chemistry, not ISO certification.)
About this product
Samrat FRP Traders supplies and imports ISO Fire Retardant Resin for the Nepal market. Current Samrat Poly Resins, India documentation identifies it as an unsaturated polyester resin with a halogen-free, ATH-filled fire-retardant formulation.
In this product name, 'ISO' refers to isophthalic resin chemistry — it is not an ISO certification claim. That distinction matters for buyers: this grade uses an isophthalic-based backbone and a halogen-free ATH filler, which separates it from the supplier's separately published halogenated Fire Retardant Resin.
Supplier documentation lists viscosity at 400 cPs, a gel time of 5.5 minutes, styrene content of 35% and specific gravity of 1.18 g/cm³, with room-temperature cure using an MEKP catalyst. As with the halogenated grade, 'fire retardant' is a classification of the resin, not a fire-rating guarantee for any finished part.
Technical specifications are published in the supplier's Technical Data Sheet. For current pricing, availability and packaging options in Nepal, contact Samrat FRP Traders through the enquiry page.
What this means for buyers
What 'ISO' means here
'ISO' refers to isophthalic chemistry, not ISO certification. Buyers should read it as a chemistry descriptor and review the supplier TDS rather than inferring a certification status.
Halogen-free vs. halogenated
This grade is halogen-free and ATH-filled, while the separately published Fire Retardant Resin is halogenated. Match the grade to the project specification and the required fire-performance discussion.
Documents and Nepal supply
Samrat FRP Traders imports this grade for Nepal, and the supplier TDS is available. Pricing, packaging and stock are confirmed on enquiry.
Key features
- Halogen-free, ATH-filled formulation identified in the current TDS
- Published isophthalic-based product designation; ISO is not a certification claim
- White liquid with published 400 cPs viscosity and 5.5-minute gel time
- Product-specific Technical Data Sheet available for review
Technical specifications
- Resin type
- Unsaturated polyester resin (fire-retardant grade)
- FR type
- Halogen-free, ATH-filled formulation
- Curing system
- Room-temperature cure with MEKP catalyst
- Viscosity
- 400 cPs
- Gel time
- 5.5 minutes
- Styrene content
- 35%
- Specific gravity / density
- 1.18 g/cm³
Source: Samrat Poly Resins, India — Technical Data Sheet
Product details
Applications
Supplier documentation lists use in railway and marine applications, automotive fire-performance component discussions, FRP panels, electrical enclosures, tunnels and construction applications reviewed against the project requirement.
Industries served
- Railway and transport FRP
- Marine FRP
- Automotive FRP components
- Panels and industrial FRP where requirements are specified
Product comparisons
Frequently asked questions
What is ISO Fire Retardant Resin?
Supplier documentation identifies it as an unsaturated polyester resin with a halogen-free, ATH-filled fire-retardant formulation and an isophthalic-based backbone. Samrat FRP Traders supplies and imports it for Nepal.
What does ISO mean in the name?
ISO refers to the isophthalic-based resin chemistry. It does not mean the product is ISO certified or compliant with any ISO standard.
How is it different from Fire Retardant Resin?
This grade is described as halogen-free and ATH-filled with an isophthalic backbone, while the separately published Fire Retardant Resin is described as halogenated. Review each product's own TDS against the project requirement.
Is it fireproof?
No. 'Fire retardant' is a classification of the resin, not a claim that a finished FRP part is fireproof or meets a specific standard. The finished system and project requirement must be reviewed.
What published technical values should I know?
Supplier documentation lists viscosity at 400 cPs, gel time at 5.5 minutes, styrene content at 35% and specific gravity at 1.18 g/cm³, with room-temperature cure using an MEKP catalyst.
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