PYRONANO, a distinguished manufacturer in the field of fire safety solutions, specializes in the production of cutting-edge, high-performance fire-resistant glass products. Their professional expertise extends across an extensive range, encompassing various types of fire-resistant glass – from heat resistant glazed units that provide thermal insulation, limiting heat transmission during emergencies, to intumescent glazed panels that chemically expand upon exposure to fire, forming a protective barrier.

In a significant development today, Pelayo Technology successfully dispatched a large batch of thermally curved Class C fire-resistant glass for a prestigious project in Shanghai. This advanced glass solution has garnered attention for its exceptional fire safety capabilities.

In high-rise buildings, stairwells serve as critical evacuation arteries during fires. Unlike horizontal exits, these vertical pathways face unique dangers: chimney effects that accelerate smoke spread, thermal shock from firefighting water, and structural compromise risks. Fire-resistant glass transforms stairwell enclosures from passive passages into actively shielded lifelines, merging safety engineering with architectural necessity. Here’s how this technology redefines survival in multi-story emergencies.

Fire-rated glass acts as an intelligent barrier, maintaining structural integrity even at temperatures exceeding 1000°C. Unlike ordinary glass (which shatters within minutes at ~700°C), specialized laminated or ceramic fire glass uses intumescent interlayers that expand under heat, sealing gaps and blocking flames, smoke, and toxic gases for 60–120 minutes (certified as EI60/EI120). This containment prevents "flashover" scenarios in stairwells—a leading cause of evacuation failures.

Intumescent glazing seals—often overlooked as mere accessories—are in fact the linchpin of fire-resistant glass systems. These specialized components transform passive glazing into active fire barriers by expanding up to 10× their original volume when exposed to heat, sealing critical gaps between glass edges and framing. This dynamic response is fundamental to containing flames, smoke, and toxic gases during building fires. Here, we examine their engineering principles, performance standards, and transformative impact on fire safety.

In the face of a fire, every second counts. Traditional glass shatters within minutes under extreme heat, allowing flames and toxic smoke to spread rapidly. Pronano Fire-Resistant Glass transforms this vulnerability into an impenetrable shield, thanks to its revolutionary imported rigid fire-resistant interlayer—a technological marvel engineered to save lives and property.

Self-closing fire-rated glass doors exemplify passive fire protection engineered for reliability. By autonomously sealing off flames and smoke, syncing with alarm systems, and resisting tampering, they transform ordinary thresholds into life-saving barriers. As high-rise construction surges globally, these systems will remain non-negotiable in fire-resilient architecture.

Fire-rated glass serves as a vital engineered solution for compartmentalizing structures into distinct fire zones. When strategically installed in vertical shafts and critical pathways, these transparent barriers dramatically slow fire progression while maintaining crucial evacuation routes. This systematic approach to fire containment relies on three fundamental principles: integrity (preventing flame passage), insulation (blocking radiant heat), and structural stability (maintaining barrier function under extreme conditions).

The Burning Challenge in Modern Construction As skyscrapers grow taller and building codes stricter, conventional fire protection methods struggle to balance safety with design freedom. Traditional firestop solutions often: ❌ Degrade under UV exposure ❌ Release hazardous fumes ❌ Fail to maintain structural integrity beyond 90 minutes

Rigid fire-resistant glass, a critical component in modern fire-rated building systems, relies on precise engineering to ensure both transparency and fire integrity. One advanced manufacturing method involves creating a hollow interlayer between two glass panes, filled with a liquid fire-resistant resin that hardens under controlled conditions.