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In industrial environments such as power plants and petrochemical facilities, fire safety is a prerequisite for continuity. When residual risks remain despite active systems, you need Passive Fire Protection (PFP) to prevent escalation. A question we often hear is how to protect your vital systems and why JetBlack® is the best solution for this.

A common misunderstanding is that PFP is meant to prevent fires. The actual function of passive fire protection is to delay the failure of your installations or equipment during a fire. The goal is to prevent a critical failure condition for a set period. JetBlack® performance is expressed in minutes (for example, up to 120 minutes). This time gives your operators and safety systems the chance to shut down processes in a controlled manner.
Not every fire is the same. In the process industry, the risk of a Jet Fire (extreme heat from pressurized gas) is very real. JetBlack® is specifically tested under flame temperatures of 1150 °C. Where standard insulation fails instantly under this heat, JetBlack® maintains its shape and insulating effect. This system is the best choice for protecting:
The greatest added value of JetBlack® lies in your ease of maintenance. Many PFP solutions are permanent, but JetBlack® insulation blankets are fully removable and reusable. In practice, this means:
Does your company fall under strict safety regulations? Then safety measures must be demonstrably substantiated. JetBlack® holds the ISO 22899-1 2007 approval. This gives you the certainty that the insulation truly delivers when every minute counts.
JetBlack® is the best choice if you are looking for a certified system that offers maximum protection without hindering your daily maintenance. It protects not only your staff but also the core of your business operations.
Would you like to know which PFP performance is required for your installation? Please feel free to contact us. We are happy to think along with you to find a well-founded solution that aligns with your risk analysis and operational requirements.