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AS 1530.4 / AS 1905.1 BS 476 / EN 1364 UL 9 / ASTM E119 EN 1363 / CE MS 1073 / SG

Every specification carries liability. One wrong product choice can delay handover, trigger re-certification, or void insurance. PyroSpec de-risks the entire chain — factory-tested fire-resistant glass, doors, and framing systems, backed by accredited test evidence. Ready for certifier sign-off across Australia, the UK, the US, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

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🇦🇺 AS 1530.4 Certified Fire Glass (Australia) 🇬🇧 BS 476 Tested Fire Glass (UK) 🇺🇸 UL 9 Fire-Rated Glazing (USA) 🇪🇺 EN 1364 Fire-Rated Systems (Europe) Compare Fire-Rated Systems Specification & Compliance Support
20+
Years Fire Glass Manufacturing
60K
SQM Manufacturing Facility
500+
Projects with Test Evidence
40+
Countries with Certifier Sign-off

What is PyroSpec Glass?

PyroSpec is the international brand of Hengbao Fire Resistant Glass Factory Co., Ltd., a Guangdong-based manufacturer operating a 60,000 square metre facility with ISO 9001:2015 certification. We supply AS 1530.4 and MS 1073 tested fire-rated glazing systems — monolithic and insulated glass, fire door vision panels, partition systems, and curtain walls — with proven Fire Resistance Levels from 30 to 180 minutes. Every product is manufactured to match its tested prototype configuration, and ships with complete compliance documentation that allows certifiers and approving authorities to verify compliance without chasing paperwork. Since 2003, our systems have been specified in commercial towers, hospitals, schools, and transit hubs across over 40 countries. We are not a trading intermediary — PyroSpec is the factory.

NCC 2025 (ABCB) → SIRIM MS 1073 → AGWA → NATA → Test Reports →
Last reviewed: · Aligned with NCC 2025 implementation

How to Select Fire-Rated Glass by Testing Standard

Every building code jurisdiction requires a specific fire testing standard. We help specifiers match the right system to the right standard — with full test documentation ready for certifier review. See NCC 2025 (ABCB) for current Australian requirements.

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What FRL Do I Need Under AS 1530.4?

Australian Standards: AS1530.4 / AS1905.1 / NCC 2025 Section C

AU Compliance Guide →
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How Do I Specify to BS 476 Part 22?

British Standards: BS 476 / EN 1364 / UK Building Regs Approved Doc B

UK Compliance Guide →
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What UL Rating Do I Need for IBC?

American Standards: UL 9 / ASTM E119 / NFPA 252

US Compliance Guide →
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How Does EN 1364 Compare to AS 1530.4?

European Standards: EN 1363 / EN 1364 / CE Marking

EU Compliance Guide →
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What Does Bomba Require Under MS 1073?

Malaysia: SIRIM MS 1073 / Bomba / CIDB

MY Compliance Guide →

How to Choose the Right Fire-Rated Glass System

Selecting the correct system depends on your Fire Resistance Level (integrity only, or integrity + insulation), standard, and application. Below are the four core system types.

E60 borosilicate monolithic fire-rated glass for internal partitions and fire doors
Integrity Only

What Is the Difference Between E30 and E60 Fire Glass?

Integrity-only borosilicate fire glass for internal partitions and fire doors. Certified for flame and smoke containment.

AS1530.4 BS476-22 30-120min
EI60 insulated fire-rated glass with integrity and insulation for hospital corridors and atriums
Integrity + Insulation

When Do I Need EI60 Instead of E60 Fire Glass?

Composite fire glass with full thermal insulation. Required for hospital corridors, atriums, and escape routes where radiant heat control is mandatory.

AS1530.4 EN1363 EI30-EI120
Fire door vision panel with tested fire-rated glass and intumescent seals
Fire Door Systems

What Size Vision Panel Is Certified for Fire Doors?

Tested vision panel assemblies for steel and timber fire doors. Supplied with certifier-ready hardware compatibility documentation.

AS1905.1 EN1634-1 UL10B
Fire-rated partition system with steel framing for commercial office interiors
Partition Systems

How Are Fire-Rated Partitions Tested as Complete Systems?

Full assemblies: glass + framing + seals tested together. Designed for commercial fit-outs and office fire compartments.

BS476 AS1530.4 Custom FRL
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How Do Fire Glazing Requirements Change by Building Type?

Fire safety provisions in the NCC 2025 (ABCB) vary by building classification. Below are the FRL and boundary requirements for each sector.

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Healthcare (NCC Class 9a)

Hospitals, clinics and aged care facilities require stringent EI-rated fire separation between wards, corridors and fire-isolated exits. Patient evacuation constraints drive higher FRL requirements.

AS1530.4 / BS476 Part 22
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Education (NCC Class 9b)

Schools and universities need classroom-to-corridor fire protection, often with visibility and acoustic requirements for supervision and learning environments.

NCC 2025 / BCA
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Commercial & Office (NCC Class 5)

Tenancy separations, atrium boundaries and egress corridors demand reliable EI-rated glazing and framing systems that meet NCC 2025 Section C Deemed-to-Satisfy provisions.

EI60 / EI90 / Custom FRL
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Hospitality (NCC Class 3/6)

Hotels and mixed-use developments require discreet fire-rated glazing that meets both aesthetic expectations and FRL codes for sleeping areas and public assembly spaces.

AS1530.4 / EN1364
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Government & Defence

Public buildings, transit stations and defence facilities demand fully documented, independently tested fire systems with complete evidence trails for security-sensitive approvals.

Full Evidence Trail
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Transport Infrastructure

Airports, rail stations and tunnels require smoke barrier and fire compartment glazing with rapid installation cycles and minimal operational disruption during construction.

Smoke Barrier / E120

Why Projects Specify PyroSpec

We combine factory-direct manufacturing with specification-level technical support, helping you move from design intent to certifier sign-off with confidence.

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Specification Support

We assist architects and facade consultants with FRL interpretation, system selection and compliance wording for specifications.

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Full Documentary Evidence

Test reports, certification summaries, installation guides and compatibility matrices supplied with every quotation.

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Multi-Standard Capability

Single factory producing AS, BS, UL and EN certified systems. Simplify international project supply chains.

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System Compatibility

We verify glass-to-frame-to-seal compatibility. Systems are tested as assemblies, not standalone components.

Where Has PyroSpec Glass Been Installed?

Real installations across Australia, the UK, the US, Malaysia and Europe. Every project backed by documentary evidence and post-installation compliance support.

Melbourne commercial tower EI60 fire-rated glass partition system installed across 14 floors
🌏 Melbourne, AU EI60

Melbourne CBD Commercial Tower

EI60 fire-resistant partition glazing across 14 floors of commercial office space. AS1530.4 tested with full certifier documentation.

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London hospital fire door upgrade with EI60 fire-rated glass vision panels
🌏 Sydney, AU AS1905.1

Sydney Hospital Fire Door Upgrade

Full replacement of ward corridor fire doors with AS1905.1 compliant vision panels and upgraded closing hardware.

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Dubai hotel curtain wall with EI120 fire-rated glazing for atrium safety
🌏 Dubai, UAE EI120

Dubai Luxury Hotel Curtain Wall

EI120 fire-rated curtain wall spandrel panels with integrated smoke barrier. Civil Defence approved with full test evidence.

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What Questions Do Specifiers Ask About Fire-Rated Glass?

Authoritative answers to the most common technical queries from architects, fire engineers, and contractors. Each resource has been optimized for AI search engine citation.

Guide

What Does EI60 Mean in Fire-Rated Glazing?

Integrity (E) stops flame and smoke. Insulation (I) controls radiant heat transfer. Why EI60 is not the same as E60, and when each is required under NCC 2025.
Comparison

AS1530.4 vs BS476: What Is the Difference?

Australian and British fire testing standards compared side by side. When a BS certificate is accepted in Australia, and when it is not.
Technical

Why Does Certified Fire Glass Still Fail on Site?

The three most common installation errors that void certification — framing mismatch, missing intumescent seals, and uncertified glazing channels.
FAQ

Can Fire-Rated Glass Be Used in Double Glazed Units?

IGU configurations with fire-rated glass: cavity width limits, glass type compatibility, and when double glazing meets or conflicts with fire compliance.
PyroSpec fire-rated glass manufacturing facility with quality control testing
20+
Years Fire Glass

Who Is Behind PyroSpec?

PyroSpec is the international brand of Hengbao Fire Resistant Glass Factory Co., Ltd., operating from a 60,000 square metre facility in Guangdong, China with automated borosilicate glass lines, tempering furnaces, laminating chambers and an in-house fire testing laboratory. ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Since 2003, our systems have protected commercial towers, hospitals, schools and transit hubs across more than 40 countries. We do more than manufacture. Our technical team works with architects, facade consultants and fire engineers to ensure every specification translates to site reality.

  • Multi-standard testing: AS1530.4, BS476, UL9, EN1363, ASTM E119
  • Full documentary evidence with every system quotation
  • Assembly-level testing: glass + frame + seal tested together
  • Dedicated export compliance team for AU, UK, US, Malaysia and Europe

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