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KuhnOdice

Manufacturer of intumescent seals, strips, boards and cavity barriers.

Top companies · September 2026

Manufacturer 21–100 people 2 offices
About

KuhnOdice manufactures intumescent and fire-protection materials from two European works: Rolf Kuhn GmbH at Erndtebrück in the Siegerland makes the ROKU range of intumescent strips, putties, cords, boards and pipe collars, and the former Odice plant at Marly in the Nord makes Interdens and Palusol strips, Kerafix seals and boards, Flexilodice glass seals and the Firebreather cavity barrier. The German products carry DIBt approvals — Z-19.11-1193 for the ROKU 1000 and ROKU 1100 Brandschutzkitt compounds and Z-19.53-2388 for the ROKU System SML FL pipe seal — while the French range is covered by European Technical Assessments including ETA-16/0811 for Interdens, ETA-15/0345 for Palusol and ETA-17/0978 for Kerafix Everseal. The group also owns FLAMRO Brandschutz-Systeme.

Sectors & projects
  • Transport
  • Transport

    ICE 4

    Germany, Netherlands, Belgium

    Fire protection cable management and indoor surface protection

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  • Transport

    ICE 3

    Germany, Netherlands

    Indoor partition wall protected with PYRO-SAFE for 30-minute fire resistance

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  • Transport

    Piccadilly Line

    London, UK

    Underbody fire protection, penetration seals and intumescent seals

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  • Transport

    Desiro Thameslink

    London, UK

    Fire protection coating of aluminium underframe

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  • Transport

    Metro Warsaw

    Poland

    Fire protection coating for outdoor application

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  • Transport

    Tren Maya

    Mexico

    Floor structure fire protection with PYRO-SAFE DG-CR SK and ENEX C SK

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Projects as published on KuhnOdice's own website.

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