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Nu Flow 7000 Epoxy Receives ICC-ES Listing for Fire Sprinkler Systems

Nu Flow Technologies’ Nu Flow 7000 epoxy has been listed by the International Code Council Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) for lining existing fire sprinkler systems in all residential and commercial applications.

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Fire sprinklers that are at risk for leaks or blockages can be safely and quickly lined with Nu Flow 7000 rather than incurring the expense and inconvenience associated with replacement. A proven-safe epoxy is blown into the pipe with a proprietary technique that coats the pipe interior, a process that has been utilized for decades in potable water applications.

The Nu Flow 7000 epoxy, listed as PMG-1532, is the only product recognized by ICC-ES for application on copper, black steel or galvanized sprinkler pipe from 0.5 to 12 in. in diameter. The ICC Fire Suppression listing process included testing samples and an assessment of Nu Flow’s quality system to ensure compliance with leading plumbing and mechanical codes and standards. This includes applicable sections of the International Fire Code, International Building Code, Uniform Plumbing Code, as well as compliance with ASTM F2831-2019, ASTM D4541-2017 and ANSI/AWWA C210-2015, among others.

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The epoxy was subjected to extreme conditions in order to simulate conditions a sprinkler system may encounter, including temperatures ranging from 400 F to -20 F. Additional IFC testing exceeded 1,600 F with no indication of leaking, cracking, flaking or other deformation in the lining material found. Nu Flow 7000 is manufactured in compliance with the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System (QMS) to ensure consistent quality now and in the future.

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“While approvals from local fire officials are required before any fire sprinkler lining process can begin, fire marshals in multiple jurisdictions have already expressed interest in Nu Flow 7000, anticipating quick approvals for buildings needing to rehabilitate their sprinkler systems,” said Steve Mori, director of coating technology at Nu Flow Technologies.

SOURCE – Nu Flow Technologies

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