Best Fire Retardant Solutions
RDR Technologies specializes in fire retardant sprays, paints, and coatings, fire suppressants, and other specialty chemicals. Our goal is to offer the 'best in class' products for each code requirement and substrate.
We work with the top fire retardant manufacturers in the country to give you a one-stop-shop to meet your fire code requirements. In addition to making our own BanFire line of sprays, powders, and paint formulas, we offer many excellent products from other manufacturers as well.
If you require a special fire retardant, or are unsure which product you need, feel free to call us at 405-702-0055. If you prefer, you can also email doug@rdrtechnologies.com, and we will do our best to get you the correct product. We are happy to talk with inspectors and code officials to determine the proper products for your project if needed.
Shipping
Regarding shipping, most items will ship UPS or FEDEX Ground. If you need expedited shipping or for larger orders that ship via LTL/Freight, please call us and place your order by phone. This way, we can get you the best price.
WEATHER DISRUPTIONS: Please be aware that the current winter storms and freezing temps are BAD for fire retardants. Many are ruined if they get too cold. So we may delay shipment in order to keep that from happening. If the order is time-critical, make a note on your order, or give us a call. We will see what we can do for you. Also, there are no guarantees from UPS or FEDEX anymore regarding transit times, even if you pay for expedited shipping.
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M111 Fire Retardant Spray for Wood and Fabric
FlameCheck
$35.95 - $430.00Flamecheck M-111 is an easy-to-use fire retardant spray. Flamecheck M-111 meets or exceeds NFPA 701-705 (fabric) testing, CA Title 19 and ASTM E-84 (wood) with a “Class A” finish. ... -
DekGard Fire Retardant Additive for Oil and Water Based Stain
DekGard
$45.00DekGard is a fire retardant additive that turns most oil and/or water-based stains into a Class A fire retardant per CSFM TITLE 24 12-7A -4.8 PART B, also known as a 'burning brand test.' It is one... -
Contego Rustex 710 Primer
Contego
$95.00 - $425.00When using Contego High Solids (HS) over steel, we recommend using Contego Rustex 710 as the primer. Rustex 710 is a high performance, universal anti-corrosive primer with excellent adhesion,... -
PolaPrime 2 Primer
Andek
$75.00 - $300.00POLAPRIME 2 is an aquaborne, single component PVC/acrylic primer that is highly effective over asphaltic and cementitious surfaces. It penetrates deeply and coalesces to promote superior adhesion of...
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Spray on Thermal Barrier - DC315 Thermal Barrier Paint for Spray Foam (SPF) - 5 gallons
International Fireproof Technologies
$375.00 - $395.00
What are Fire Retardant Chemical Technologies?
Fire retardants are chemicals added to products like furniture foam, electronics, plastics, and textiles, that slow the development of fire when an ignition source is present. RDR Technologies represents more than a dozen fire retardant manufacturers from around the country, offering a wide array of fire retardant chemical technologies which include:
Fire Retardant Sprays
A clear, non-toxic, flame-diminishing spray is ideal for preventing the spread of flames on fabrics. Fire retardant sprays can be used on surfaces where paint can’t, and it’s pretty budget-friendly. Want to know more? Read the 5 Main Advantages of Fire Retardant Spray .
Fire Retardant Paints
Adding fire retardant paints to surfaces looks to extend the time available to get out of a burning building. It is great for materials such as steel, drywall, and wood. Read more on How Fire Retardant Paint Works.
Fire Retardant Coatings
Adding fire retardant coatings to different surfaces and substrates can help prevent or at least contain fires. Learn all about Fire Retardant Coatings: Answers to Your Burning Questions.
Fire Suppressant Agents
These agents use foam, chemicals, or inert gas to suppress the fire. At RDR Technologies we offer a variety of fire suppressant agents. Still, we recommend reading more about Cold Fire FAQs: What is a Fire Suppression Agent?