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COSMO Co., Ltd.

Fiber plast #400

Fiber plast #400 by COSMO Co., Ltd. is a marine fiber-reinforced interior material used in ship interior construction or deck finishing. It is installed as part of an approved accommodation, service-space or interior surface system rather than as an isolated decorative product. Performance depends on the prepared substrate, compatible primers or adhesives, joint detailing and preservation of the approved material build-up. Damage around penetrations, weld seams, thresholds or heavily trafficked areas can expose the substrate and compromise appearance or system integrity. Neighboring products in the manufacturer's range may differ in density, thickness, finish, fire performance or application method; those distinctions are not defined in the supplied record. Repairs should therefore reproduce the approved system using the maker's documented components and application procedure.

Inspector Detail

Common issues

  • Gelcoat or surface-layer crazing from impact or thermal cycling
  • UV degradation causing chalking or color fade on exposed installations
  • Delamination between fiber-reinforced layers, often starting at cut edges or fixing points
  • Moisture absorption at damaged edges leading to core softening
  • Loss of fire-retardant additive performance after repeated heat exposure near galleys or machinery spaces
  • Impact damage (dents, punctures) from cargo or maintenance work

Inspection checklist

  • Verify installed material matches the DNV MED-approved product referenced in fire safety documentation
  • Visual check for surface crazing, delamination, or panel deformation
  • Tap test on suspect areas to check for internal delamination
  • Check edges and fixing points for moisture ingress or softening
  • Confirm no unapproved penetrations or cuts compromising fire division rating
  • Check color/surface consistency for signs of UV or heat degradation

Service intervals

Visual condition check annual survey
Fire division integrity check (in way of A/B-class divisions) at each Special Survey
Repair of damaged sections as needed, using matching approved material

Critical spares

  • Matching panel sections of the same product type for repair
  • Approved fixing hardware compatible with the fire rating
  • Approved edge sealant/trim to prevent moisture ingress at cut edges

Safety

  • Do not substitute unapproved materials that could downgrade the fire division rating
  • Cutting/grinding of fiber-reinforced panel generates dust; use PPE appropriate to the material per manufacturer guidance
  • Do not overcoat with unapproved products that add fuel load

Class survey

As with other interior lining materials, class checks that installed product matches the type-approved specification referenced in the fire safety construction certificate; field alterations that are not documented are a common survey finding.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

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Common failures & inspection points

Delamination or loss of adhesion caused by poor substrate preparation, moisture or incompatible repair materials, noticed as lifting, hollow areas or blistering
Cracking at joints, seams or local stress points, noticed visually
Surface wear, impact damage or puncture from traffic and maintenance work, noticed as exposed or damaged material
Moisture ingress at edges and penetrations, noticed as discoloration, softening or loss of adhesion
Unapproved patching or coating that alters the documented interior/fire-protection system, noticed during records or visual inspection

Service & Maintenance

Inspect accessible surfaces for cracking, delamination, moisture damage, impact damage and failed edge details. Keep the substrate dry and correct leakage sources before cosmetic repair. Use only compatible repair materials and follow the maker's surface-preparation and curing instructions. Where the material forms part of an approved fire-rated or low-flame-spread arrangement, retain product identification and repair records for survey. Exact application thickness, curing conditions and repair limits must come from the manufacturer documentation and approval system.

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Replacement Parts

Keep a limited quantity of the exact approved repair material, primer/adhesive and compatible finishing components where shelf life and storage conditions permit. Retain product labels and batch information needed to demonstrate compatibility with the approved system. Do not substitute generic building products in an approved marine interior system without verification.

DNV type approval

Verified against the DNV Approval Finder — the certificate below is issued by DNV, not by us.

Certificate
MEDB00003DM
Approved as
Non-combustible materials
Certificate holder
COSMO Co., Ltd. (Republic of Korea)
Valid until
2027-09-25
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