MONOKOTE MK-6 GF Single Component, Spray Applied, Mill-Mixed Fire Resistive Plaster.
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MONOKOTE® MK-6 GF is a single component, spray applied, mill-mixed fire resistive plaster. MONOKOTE® MK-6 GF has approval for use on structural steel members and fluted decking to provide up to four hours of fire protection, and on flat plate cellular decking for up to three hours with SPATTERKOTE® SK-3.
Features & Benefits
MONOKOTE® cementitious fireproofing offers many significant advantages to the architect, owner, applicator and building occupant. These include:
- Proven in-place performance
- Low in-place cost
- Fast, efficient application
- UL fire tested and factory inspected
- Building Code compliant (ICBO, SBCCI, BOCA, ICC)
Steel & Concrete Surfaces
- Prior to the application of MONOKOTE® MK-6 GF, an inspection shall be made to determine that all steel surfaces are acceptable to receive fireproofing. The steel shall be free of oil, grease, rolling compounds or lubricants, loose mill scale, excess rust, noncompatible primer, lock down agent or any other substance that will impair proper adhesion. Where necessary, the cleaning of steel surfaces to receive fireproofing shall be the responsibility of the general contractor.
- The project architect shall determine if the painted/primed structural steel to receive fireproofing has been tested in accordance with ASTM E119, to provide the required fire resistance rating.
- Many Fire Resistance Designs allow the use of painted metal floor or roof-deck in place of galvanized decking. Painted decking must be UL listed in the specific fire resistance designs and must carry the UL classification marking. Consult your local GCP sales representative for details.
- Prior to application of MONOKOTE® MK-6 GF, a bonding agent, approved by the fireproofing manufacturer, shall be applied to all concrete substrates to receive MK-6 GF.
- Fireproofing to the underside of roof deck assemblies shall be done only after roofing application is complete and roof traffic has ceased.
- No fireproofing shall be applied prior to completion of concrete work on steel decking.
- Other trades shall not install ducts, piping, equipment, or other suspended items until the fireproofing is completed and inspected.
- Other trades shall install clips, hangers, support sleeves, and other attachments that penetrate the fireproofing, prior to application of the fireproofing.
Performance Characteristics
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES | RECOMMENDED SPECIFICATION | TYPICAL VALUES | TEST METHOD |
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Dry density, minimum average | 15 pcf (240 kg/m3) | 15 pcf (240 kg/m3) | ASTM E605 |
Bond strength | 200 psf (9.6 KPa) | 339 psf (16.2 KPa) | ASTM E736 |
Compression, 10% deformation | 1,200 psf (51 KPa) | 1,483 psf (71.0 KPa) | ASTM E761 |
Air erosion | Max 0.000 g/ft2 (0.00 g/m2) | 0.000 g/ft2 (0.00 g/m2) | ASTM E859 |
High velocity air erosion | No continued erosion after 4 hours | No continued erosion after 4 hours | ASTM E859 |
Corrosion | Does not contribute to corrosion | Does not contribute to corrosion | ASTM E937 |
Bond impact | No cracking, spalling or delamination | No cracking, spalling or delamination | ASTM E760 |
Deflection | No cracking, spalling or delamination | No cracking, spalling or delamination | ASTM E759 |
Resistance to mold growth | No growth after 28 days | No growth after 28 days | ASTM G21 |
Surface burning characteristics | Flame spread = 0 Smoke developed = 0 |
Flame spread = 0 Smoke developed = 0 |
ASTM E84 |
Combustibility | Less than 5 MJ/m2 total, 20 kw/m2 peak heat release | Less than 5 MJ/m2 total, 20 kw/m2 peak heat release | ASTM E1354 |
Impact penetration | Max 6 cm3 abraded | 3.9 cm3 | City of San Francisco |
Abrasion resistance | Max 15 cm3 abraded | 8.3 cm3 | City of San Francisco |
*Actual laboratory tested values meet or exceed GCP's recommended value. Test reports are available on request from your GCP sales representative