FIRELITE® NT CERAMIC GLASS
Economical and Lightweight Fire-Rated Glazing
Interior Solution
Firelite® NT is a fire-rated ceramic glass that fully complies with Canadian codes, capable of withstanding high temperatures and thermal shocks. It provides fire resistance from 20 to 180 minutes but does not protect against radiant heat. It is an excellent substitute for wired glass.
The Firelite® family consists of two types of ceramic glass: Firelite® NT (5 mm) and Firelite® Plus (8 mm), both of which are CAN/ULC-S104, S106 listed for use in doors, sidelites, and transoms.
*This product is not a barrier against radiant heat. If a "thermal barrier" is required, please refer to Pilkington Pyrostop®.
Fire-Rated 20 to 180 Minutes
Hose Stream Tested
Impact Resistant
Positive Pressure Tested
Classified and Labeled by UL
Fire-Rated 20 to 180 Minutes
Hose Stream Tested
Impact Resistant
Positive Pressure Tested
Classified and Labeled by UL
FIRELITE® NT
5mm Ceramic Glass with Surface-Applied Film
- UltraHD® Technology for improved surface quality, clarity, and color
- Fire-rated up to 180 minutes with Hose Stream test
- Available in two surface grades: Premium and Standard
- Impact Resistant - ANSI Z97.1 and CPSC 16CFR1201 (Cat. I and II)
- Fits TGP Fireframes® Designer Series or standard fire-rated frames
- Large sizes available
- Can be fabricated into insulated glass
- Limited 3-year warranty
- FireLite® NT2 also available, featuring factory-applied film on both sides of the glass, suitable for patient safety applications, e.g., in psychiatric facilities.
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- Technical data sheet
- Specifications for tender (CSI)
- Maintenance guide and warranty information
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Compatible Frames for FIRELITE® NT
FIREFRAMES® ALUMINUM SERIES
45/60/120 Minute Frames Only
Slim aluminum profiles available in various styles, allowing for unlimited glazing areas in fire-rated separations.
