Overview

Brook One Corporation is a manufacturer of a high performance, technologically advanced fire barrier cover film designed specifically for aircraft thermal/acoustic insulation systems. Since 2011, our experienced Research and Development team have engineered new products that features; a PEEK material for strength/durability, environmentally friendly (with little or no smoke/toxic emissions) and a propriety core material that is a proven fire barrier solution! The purpose of the fire barrier cover film is to resist the spread of fires in thermal/acoustic insulation blankets, which are typically installed behind airplane interior panels to protect passengers, cargo and equipment from environmental conditions and engine noise. Also, the burnthrough/fire barrier film is required for burn through resistance purposes to protect against the effects of an external jet fuel fire. Flammability of the thermal/acoustic insulation on aircraft, became a very serious issue after it was reported that a fire aboard Swissair Flight 111 was started (or spread) by the metalized Myler covering the thermal/acoustic insulation, causing the plane to crash in the sea off Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Brook One fire barrier laminate is designed to cover and seal the thermal/acoustic insulation in the aircraft and resist the spreading of any fire. Brook One now offers 4 High Performance, Burnthrough/Fire Barrier Cover Films ! Standard (metallic & non-metallic) Lightweight (metallic & non-metallic) Our products are lightweight, durable and a technologically advanced laminate that is the most flexible the market today! Unlike other cover films that are weak, rigid and more susceptible to de-lamination (and cracking), the Brook One product is constructed to provide a high performance fire barrier solution! All Brook One Cover Films have surpassed FAA testing requirements in regards to: FAR 25.856 (a) - Flammability FAR 25.856 (b) - Burn Through (25 minute - No Flame Penetration) Location: International presence with locations in Toronto, Canada and Shanghai, China.