Active Fire Protection Material

FlameEL®AKUSTA

Steam-releasing, moldable flame-retardant resin

An active fire-protection approach that absorbs heat, releases steam, and forms a protective alumina barrier at the source of a fire—while supporting moldable product design.

FlameEL Akusta active fire-protection material demonstration
Self-extinguishingACTIVE RESPONSE
Zero flame spreadFIRE CONTAINMENT
Active protectionSTEAM RELEASE
FlameEL®AKUSTA

About Akusta

An active fire barrier created by the material itself

FlameEL® Akusta is a Steam-Releasing Flame-Retardant resin (SRFR resin) developed by KhaiEL. Unlike a material that only resists fire passively, it absorbs substantial heat at elevated temperatures, releases water vapor to cool the source, and forms a protective layer on the material.

The system is designed for self-extinguishing performance and the suppression of flame spread, with lower reliance on harmful emissions during fire protection. Its moldability also helps integrate fire protection into different shapes and component designs.

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Product Features

Four core material attributes

From heat management to processability, Akusta integrates an active fire-suppression mechanism into a moldable resin system.

01

Rapid heat absorption

An endothermic response draws substantial energy away from the fire source and helps lower local temperature.

02

Steam suppression

Aluminum hydroxide decomposes under heat and releases water vapor to cool and suppress the fire.

03

Protective barrier

Decomposition creates an alumina layer that isolates the source and limits further flame spread.

04

Moldable design

The resin can support component geometry and molding needs so fire protection can become part of the structure.

Fire Suppression Mechanism

A three-stage active response

High temperature triggers a continuous reaction—from heat absorption to steam release and finally the creation of a solid barrier.

STAGE 01

Rapid heat absorption

The material first absorbs a significant amount of energy from the fire source, lowering the surrounding temperature.

STAGE 02

Endothermic steam release

As temperature rises, aluminum hydroxide decomposes endothermically and releases steam to cool and suppress combustion.

STAGE 03

Alumina isolation layer

The resulting alumina forms a protective barrier that isolates the source and helps preserve the base material.

Technical Snapshot

Key figures reported in the article

These values are taken from the Archify feature. Final material and component design should be evaluated against technical documents and project-specific testing.

Composition

High aluminum-hydroxide content

The core component is Al(OH)₃, whose endothermic decomposition drives the active fire-suppression response.

>70%Aluminum hydroxide content
≥220°CDecomposition temperature
1,060 J/gEnthalpy of decomposition ΔH
1,860 LSteam released by 1m² of 3mm-thick material

Application directions for evaluation

Battery and energy systemsFor evaluating enclosures and components requiring thermal and fire protection.
Automotive componentsSupports material and processing discussions for complex interior or structural parts.
Building and industrial protectionPotential evaluation for protective panels and equipment-adjacent parts.
Electrical protectionA new material route for wire, electrical enclosure, and protective component design.

Articles & Sources

Feature articles and original sources

Open the product introduction and the Archify technical feature for more context.

WeChat Article

FlameEL® Akusta feature on WeChat

Product-related introduction and publication content on WeChat Official Accounts.

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Archify · 06 Jul 2026

The Ultimate FireStop Solution for a Safer Future

A detailed introduction to Akusta's active mechanism, aluminum-hydroxide system, and key technical figures.

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