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How Aeon Core Compares

Halogenated sprays, intumescent paints, untreated surfaces — here's an honest look at where Aeon Core's LDH technology wins, and where each option fits.

Side by side

Aeon Core LDH vs the alternatives

The properties that matter when you're protecting people, interiors and materials.

PropertyAeon Core LDHHalogenated retardantIntumescent paintUntreated surface
Halogen-free✓ Yes✗ NoVaries
Toxic smoke / dioxinsNonePossiblePossibleHigh smoke
Water-based & low-odour✓ YesOften solventOften solvent
Dries clear / preserves look✓ ClearVariesThick, opaque
Suits wood, paper & fabric✓ IdealLimitedMainly steel/wood
MechanismEndothermic + water release + mineral shieldGas-phase inhibitionSwelling charNone
Thermal residue (TGA)82.4% @ 899°CLowChar-dependentBurns away
Indoor / occupied spaces✓ SafeCautionCaution
Made in India✓ YesOften importedMixed

Comparison reflects typical properties of each product class and Aeon Core's measured characterization. Specific competitor products vary; always check individual datasheets and fire ratings for regulated applications.

Why customers switch

Three reasons Aeon Core wins the spec

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Safer for people

No halogens means no toxic, corrosive smoke or dioxins — the hazards that cause most fire injuries happen in the smoke, not the flame.

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Invisible protection

Dries clear and thin, so designers and owners don't trade aesthetics for safety the way thick intumescent paint forces them to.

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Local supply & support

Made in Bengaluru with direct technical support, pilot samples and bulk supply — no long import lead times.

FAQ

Comparison questions

Is Aeon Core an alternative to intumescent coatings?

For many wood, paper and fabric applications, yes. Intumescent coatings are excellent for structural steel where a thick foaming char is required, but they are often thick, opaque and solvent-based. Aeon Core's LDH is thin, clear, water-based and halogen-free — a better fit for visible interior surfaces and cellulosic materials.

What's the difference between LDH and halogenated flame retardants?

Halogenated retardants interrupt combustion chemistry but can release toxic, corrosive gases and dioxins when they burn. LDH is halogen-free: it works physically by absorbing heat and releasing water vapour, leaving only inert mineral residue.

What is the difference between fire retardant and fire resistant?

A fire retardant slows ignition and flame spread; a fire-resistant material is rated to withstand fire for a defined period. Aeon Core is a fire-retardant coating that reduces how easily a treated surface ignites and how fast flames spread.

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