Firestop Catalogue
Firestop Catalogue
Firestop Catalogue
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ucts for professional customers in the construction industry and in building maintenance.
Our product range covers drilling and demolition, direct fastening, diamond and anchoring systems, firestop and
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General Information
Introduction to Hilti Page 1
Joint Sealants
CFS-S SIL/CP601S elastic firestop sealant Page 17 - 18
CFS-S ACR/CP606 fire resistant joint filler Page 19 - 20
Joint Spray
CFS-SPWB/CP672 firestop joint spray Page 21 - 22
Intumescents
FS One Max high performance intumescent sealant Page 23 - 24
CFS-F SOL/CP620 firestop foam Page 25 - 26
CFS-F FX/CP660 expanding fire seal Page 27 - 28
Mortars
CFS-M RG/CP636 firestop mortar Page 29 - 30
CP637 firestop mortar Page 31 - 32
CP638 HS FS firestop mortar Page 33 - 34
Pipe Collars
CFS-C-EL Firestop Endless Collar Page 35 - 38
CFS-C/CP643N intumescent firestop collar Page 39 - 40
CFS-C P/CP644 intumescent firestop collar Page 41 - 42
CFS-CID/CP680 cast in firestop device Page 43 - 44
Pipe Wraps
CFS-W SG/CP648-S intumescent firestop single wrap Page 45 - 46
CFS-W EL/CP648-E intumescent firestop endless wrap Page 47 - 48
Reusables
CFS-PL intumescent firestop plug Page 49 - 50
CFS-BL intumescent firestop brick Page 51 - 52
CFS-CU/CP651N intumescent firestop cushion Page 53 - 54
CFS-P PA/CP617 Firestop putty pad Page 55 - 56
Coated Board
CP670 firestop ablative coated board system Page 57 - 58
Cable Coatings
CFP-CI/CP 678 firestop cable coating Page 59 - 60
CFP-CE/CP 679A ablative firestop cable coating Page 61 - 62
PU Foam
CF125-50 fire rated backing foam Page 63 - 64
LINK AND
SERVICES
Project References
Hilti firestop systems are used continuously worldwide in various types of projects. Please contact your local firestop
specialist or Hilti center for international or local project references.
Engineering Judgement
Hilti has performed extensive testing in both through- penetration and construction joint applications. However, due
to variations in construction throughout the phases of a project, it is not possible to test every application that may
be encountered. For these situations, Hilti has developed a process for creating custom drawings to accommodate
particular applications. Hilti custom drawings, or Engineering Judgements, are developed through the careful and
restricted application of accepted engineering principles and fire protection guidelines set forth by the IFC (Internation-
al Firestop Council). Please contact your local Hilti firestop specialist if you require an Engineering Judgement solution.
MSDS
Material Safety Data Sheets for all Hilti firestop systems are available if required. Please contact your local Hilti
representative for details.
Firestop Videos
Videos are available for all Hilti firestop systems if required. Installation details of these systems are expertly
explained in these videos.
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1.3
1.2
1.1
1.2
1.1
3.3
3.2
5.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
5.5 5.1
3.3
3.4
6.1
6.2
3.6
3.5
3.1
3.2
3.6
5.4
4.1
3.7
3.4
2.5
5.2
5.3 2.1
3.3
3.5 1.2
1.1
4.1
1.2 CP 606/CF-S ACR Fire Resistant Joint filler Rigid or low movement joints up to 4 hours
1.3 CFS-SP-WB Firestop Joint Spray Curtain wall joints/performance joints up to 4 hours
2.1 CP 680/CFS-CID Firestop Cast-in Device Plastic and metal pipes with diameters up to 160 mm up to 3 hours
Pipes
2.2 CP 644/CFS-C P Firestop Collars Plastic pipes with diameters up to 250 mm up to 4 hours
2.2 CP 643 N/CFS-C Firestop Collars Plastic pipes with diameters up to 160 mm up to 3 hours
2.3 CP 601S/CFS-S SIL Elastic Firestop Sealant Metal pipes up to 2 hours
2.4 CP 620/CFS-F SOL Firestop Foam Metal pipes (also for restricted access applications) up to 2 hours
2.4 CP 648/CFS-W Firestop Wrap Strip Plastic pipes with diameters up to 160 mm up to 4 hours
CFS-PL Firestop Plug Flexible sealing of single or bunched cable penetrations up to 3 hours
Cable and cable trays
3.1
3.2 CFS-BL Firestop Brick Flexible sealing of cables and cable trays up to 4 hours
3.3 CP 670 FS Coated Board System Permanent sealing of cables and cable trays up to 2 hours
3.4 CP 636/CFS-M RG Firestop Mortar Permanent sealing of cables and cable trays up to 4 hours
3.5 CP 651N/CFS-CU Firestop Cushion Flexible sealing of cables and cable trays up to 2 hours
3.6 CP 620/CFS-F SOL Firestop Foam Sealing of metal pipes and cables in restricted access applications up to 2 hours
4.1 CP 636/CFS-M RG Firestop Mortar Sealing around metal ductwork with fire damper up to 4 hours
HVAC
4.1 CP 637 Firestop Mortar High strength seal for metal ductwork with fire damper up to 4 hours
4.1 CP 638 HS FS Firestop Mortar High strength seal for metal ductwork with fire damper up to 4 hours
5.1 CP 670 FS Coated Board System Permanent sealing of metal and plastic pipes, cables and cable trays, up to 2 hours
Multiple/blank
5.3 CP 620/CFS-F SOL Firestop Foam Permanent sealing of metal pipes, cables and cable trays, in conjunction up to 2 hours
with other products
5.4 CFS-BL Firestop Brick Flexible sealing of metal and plastic pipes, cables up to 4 hours
and cable trays, in conjunction with other products
5.5 CP 651N/CFS-CU Firestop Cushion Flexible sealing of metal and plastic pipes, cables up to 4 hours
and cable trays, in conjunction with other products
HILTI FIRESTOP
PRODUCTS:
Developed, Tested And Trusted For
Over 20 Years.
Hilti has been a leading manufacturer and supplier of high-quality and Installing cable penetrations with the Hilti firestop block is ideal for
simple-to-use firestop systems for more than 20 years. The firestop downstream applications as more cables are often added at a later
portfolio can significantly increase the integrity of components and stage. The Hilti firestop block is tested and approved for use with the
joints against fire / smoke in either new or existing structures. Hilti firestop foam, simplifying the installation of additional cables.
• wide product portfolio for versatile applications • fast and simple installation process
• products and solutions for facility owners, installers and inspectors, • easy to install additional cables
all approved by third parties • clean and tidy installation for large openings
• firestop products that are approved for usage worldwide and have
been extensively tested for fire resistance and smoketightness.
The Hilti cable transit system solves three problems simultaneously: Hilti firestop foam is an ideal solution for installing reliable, smoke-
fire-resistance, gas and watertightness. resistant firestop seals in small-to-medium-sized openings.
Perfect for electrical installation work.
• low inventory requirements – only seven different modules are
needed to cover all cable diameters from 3 to 99 mm • quick and easy installation
• versatile adapter modules for quick, easy accommodation of each • trouble-free dispensing
cable diameter • excellent sound insulation properties
• significant savings thanks to module interlinking, especially where
cables run vertically
• easy inspection – correct installation can be simply checked by the
color-coded adapter system
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
Tested and
Picture Product Description Application Benefits approved
according to
3.9, 4.1, 5.2 Fire-resistant, • large multiple • simple applications by BS, FM,
cement-based penetrations trowel DIN,
CFS-M RG/
mortar with • single cable, cable • the mortar can be mixed to AS, UL, EN
CP 636
thermal bunches and a stiff consistency, but form
Firestop mortar
insulating cable trays work may be required for
properties for • HVAC large penetrations
firestopping a penetrations • paintable
wide variety of • metal pipes • Age tested upto 30 years
applications
4.1, 5.2 A fast curing • large multiple • easy to form and apply BS, UL
CP 637 gypsum-based penetrations • can be pumped, poured or
Structural mortar for • single cable, trowelled
Firestop mortar firestopping a cable bunches • paintable
wide variety of and cable trays • quick setting and remove
applications • HVAC forms within 2 hours
penetrations with • suitable for light foot traffic
dampers (CP 637)
Tested and
Picture Product Description Application Benefits approved
according to
Ready to use, • plastic pipes with • One product for multiple EN, DIN,
2.2
quick instal- diameters from 1” applications EN ISO
CFS-C-EL (25mm) to 6”(160 • Endless solution: one
Firestop End- lation
mm) product for all applications
less Collar • Problem solver for non-
standard applications
• Easy installation
• Flexible solution
for complex pipe
configurations
2.2 Ready-to- • plastic pipes from • wide range of approvals BS, UL,
CFS-C P/ use, quickly 1.5” (50 mm) up • ready-to-use AS DIN, EN
CP 644 installed, with to 10” (250 mm) • snap connection for quick
Firestop collar snap con- and easy closure without
nection, steel use of a tool
jacket contain- • flexible tab positioning for
ing sections of convenient fastening
intumescent • good acoustic insulation
material • age tested up to 30 years
2.1 One step • metal and plastic • one step installation BS, UL,
CFS-CID/ firestopping pipes from 1” • no additional caulking AS FM
CP 680 of pipes for (32 mm) up to 6” • ready-to-use
Cast-in Firestop protection up to (170 mm) • easy to remove and replace
device 3 hours pipe
• allows for pipe adjustments
during installation
• economical in use owing to
short installation time
• smoke and water tight
• excellent sound insulation
2.5 Precut • plastic pipes from • simple to use and easy to BS, UL, FM
intumescent 2” (50 mm) up to cut EN, DIN
CFS-W SG/ graphite strip 6” (160 mm) • easy to fasten on place
CP 648S • long term stability of
Firestop wrap installation
Strip • little space required – ideal
where pipes run close
together
• ideal for very tight
installations
• long length avoids waste
• quick and easy closure
without the use of a tool
3.1 Temporary or • single and cable • especially suitable for re BS, DIN
permanent bunches penetration of new cables
CFS-PL sealing of single • fast and easy installation
Firestop plug or bunched • no special tools required
cables in fire • absolutely dust, fibre, halo
walls and floors gen and solvent free
• smoke and gas tight
• immediately functional after
installation
• age tested up to 30 years
Tested and
Picture Product Description Application Benefits approved
according to
2.4, 3.6, 5.3 The versatile • multiple • wide application range BS DIN,
seal for a penetrations • easy to use in poorly UL, AS,
CFS-F SOL/ wide range • single cable, accessible openings FM, EN
CP 620 of firestop cable bunches • correct installation through
Firestop foam applications and cable trays fast explanation in the
opening
• insulated and
• impervious to smoke
non-insulated • paintable
metal pipes • time saving through few
• combustible pipes working steps
in conjunction • no wastage
with fire stop • fully cured in 1 minute
jackets or wraps • age tested up to 30 years
2.4, 3.6, 5.3 Standard • multiple • very quick and easy to install BS,
solution for penetrations • easy to use in poorly EN
CFS-F FX/ all small to accessible openings
• single cable,
CP 660 medium sized • 3 – phase technology
cable bunches
Expanding fire of openings • no formwork required
and cable trays
seal • impervious to smoke
• insulated and
non-insulated • sound insulation tested
metal pipes • age tested up to 30 years
• combustible pipes
in conjunction
with fire stop
jackets or wraps
3.3, 5.1 The innovative • multiple • large penetrations possible BS, DIN,
system for fast, penetrations up to 5 m high by any EN
CP 670 reliable and • single cable, length
Fire safety cost-effective cable bunches • no cracking or
coated board firestopping of and cable trays delamanation during
system wall openings • insulated and cutting
especially large non-insulated • age tested up to 30 years
ones metal pipes • sound insulation tested
• combustible pipes
in conjunction
with fire stop
jackets or wraps
AGEING RESISTANCE
The question of long-term resistance arises more frequently for fire protection products than for any other construction products. This is to be expected, as fire protection must
retain its functionality throughout the life of a building. Ideally, it would be possible to send the products to an institution, which, after the appropriate tests, could certify resistance
for some 20 to 40 years. Unfortunately, although the aging of plastics and paints, especially colour fastness under the influence of light and temperature or the corrosion of metals
can be easily simulated, there are no basic studies or real-time documentation defining a time-lap test to assess fire protection products. Furthermore, fire protection products
are made of very different compounds and therefore cannot be evaluated according to any standardised scheme- for instance, mortar cannot be assessed against the same
criteria as silicone sealant. There are standards to evaluate resistance to atmospheric conditions, aging, chemicals, humidity etc. There also are enough institutions ready to
test according to these standards, but a statement as to how many years these functions are guaranteed can not be given by any institution. In order to be able to provide our
clients with more definite information in this respect, Hilti conducts additional tests of Hilti firestop systems in cooperation with an independent testing institute, simulating an
accelerated ageing process. On the basis of the ageing cycles employed in this process as well as experience gained in the field of construction in concrete, it can be assumed
that Hilti firestop systems which have passed the above tests have a service life of approximately 30 years from manufacturing date. This expected long-term ageing resistance
of Hilti firestop systems, which is given on the basis of the above mentioned tests, depends on a number of factors on which Hilti basically has no influence (e.g. environmental
factors such as extreme environmental conditions, chemicals, etc.) and, therefore, are subject to the following conditions which must be strictly observed by the user with regard
to the respective Hilti firestop system:
- Strict adherence to the Hilti’s operating, setting, installling and other technical instructions
- Rigorous compliance with all other conditions set in the respective specifications during the lifetime of the Hilti firestop systems, in particular with regard to regular control and
maintenance as well as to foreseeable use under normal climatic condition in the respective field of application.
WATER RESISTANCE
Water resistance is understood by Hilti to mean a construction material’s ability to withstand the effects on water
and moisture not only in the completed, occupied building, but also during the construction phase. During the
construction of the carcase of a building, before it is fully sealed and weatherproof, entire floors may be flooded by
rainwater. inadequately hardened sealants may therefore be washed out. These products therfore require a certain
degree of rain resistance. Once the firestop products have cured, there is a danger of mould or mildew if a great deal
of moisture is present in rooms. If mould develops it must not damage the firestop products. But a certain degree of
water resistance must also be provided for openings in a fireproof wall to avoid water damage from water pipe breaks
or, in case of fire, water used in extinguishing a fire. Water resistance is therrefore an important ancillary element of
firestop systems. Hilti firestop systems are not merely tested and approved in accordance with international firestop
requirements, but have also been tested for their water-resistant properties according to the valid national and
international standards.
SOUND INSULATION
Sound insulation in buildings is of great significance to the health and well-being of the occupants. Sound insulation
is of particular importance in residential construction because an apartment provides not only a place of rest
and relaxation, it also serves to screen off the personal domestic environment from that of neighbours. Specifc
regulations apply to certain types of buildings such as schools, hospitals, hotels and office accommodation. The
sound insulation requirments to be complied with are laid down in directives, standards and regulations throughout
the world. Hilti firestop products are not only tested and approved internationally in accordance with the stipulations
of passive fire prevention regulations, they are also comprehensively tested to ensure compliance with sound
insulation requirements.
Airborne sound
“Airborne sound” is the term applied to fluctuations in pressure which spread out in a wave pattern and thereby
induce oscillation in the objects or parts of a structure they collide with. Airborne sound in buildings is transformed into structure-borne sound as it strikes walls, floors or ceilings
and is passed on through the structure in this form before subsequently radiating into neighbouring rooms as airborne sound. At the same time, the sound becomes weaker as
it passes through a wall or ceiling.
Structure-borne sound
Sound that carries or spreads through a solid object is known as structure-borne sound is usually not perceived as sound or noise but is noticed, if at all, in the form of vibration.
It becomes audible, nevertheless, when radiated from the surfaces of the structure and thus transformed into airborne sound. As the energy loss in the transmission of structure-
borne sound through solid objects is minimal, the sound can travel over great distances. Accordingly, measures must be taken to isolate living accommodation and other occupied
rooms from structure-borne sound.
having a diameter
< 50 mm
M2 Flammable pipes CFS-C-EL/CFS-C
Firestop jacket/
– click-fastening
– low profile
Collar Smoke- and
gas-tightness
having a diameter
32 mm to 250 mm
M3 Non-flammable pipes CFS-F SOL/CFS-F
FX
– fast curing
– no additional filling
Expanding fire seal necessary
– simple installation
Sound insulation
Non-insulated
Water resistance
years
Ageing resistance*
Application
S1 CFS-SP-WB curtain
wall joints
- high movement
capability
E3 Empty conduits /
cable trays
FS-ONE Max Intu-
mescent firestop
– Wide range of ap-
provals
mastic – Easy to apply
Sound insulation
E4 Special:
For frequent retrofit-
CFS-BL
Firestop brick /
– Fast installation
– Free from dust and
ting plug fibers
Electrical resist-
ance
E5 Special:
For temporary seals
CFS-CU Firestop
cushion
– Reusable
– Easy to install
– Tear resistant and
free from dust
Note: limited sound ab- years
sorption, not electrically
insulating Ageing resistance*
Application
CFS-S ACR/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 606 years
CFS-SP-WB/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 672 years
CFS-F SOL/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 620 years
CFS-F FX/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 660 years
CFS-MRG/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 636 years
CFS-C/
Fire WITH MASTIC NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE Age Tested
CP 643N years
CFS-CP/
Fire WITH MASTIC NOT APPLICABLE NOT APPLICABLE Age Tested
CP 644 years
CFS CID/
Fire Smoke Air-seal Acoustic Age Tested
CP 680 years
CFS-W/
Fire WITH MASTIC NOT APPLICABLE Acoustic Age Tested
CP 648 years
CFS-P PA/
Fire Acoustic
CP 617
CFS-S SIL/
CP 601S
CFS-S ACR/
CP 606
CFS-SP-WB/
CP 672
CFS-EL
CFS-EL
FS ONE Max
CFS-F SOL/
CP 620
CFS-F FX/
CP 660
CFS-M RG/
CP 636
CP637
CP 638 HS
FS
CFS-C/
CP 643N
CFS-CP/
CP 644
CFS CID/
CP 680
CFS-W/
CP 648
CP 658
CP 657
CFS-CU
CFS-P PA/
CP 617
CP 670
CF 125-50
Product description
A silicone based firestop sealant that provides
maximum movement in fire rated joint applications
and metal pipe penetrations. Providing fire ratings
of up to 4hrs in various applications.
Areas of application:
• Expansion joints
• HVAC penetrations
• Metal pipes
• Top of wall joints
Other tests include : ASTM E 814 : ASTM C 920 : ASTM E 1399 : ASTM E 90-97 : ASTM E 84-96 : UL 2079 : UL 1479 : ISO 11600
Recommendations
• Can be used in conjunction with a suitable backing material:
– Non flammable mineral wool (min. 100kg/m3 per BS).
– Hilti CF125-50 fire rated backing foam for construction
joints only*
*Please note fire rating will be reduced.
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location protected
from moisture at a temperature of 5˚C to 25˚C.
• Observe expiry date on top of cartridge.
Technical data
Approx. density 1510 kg/m³
Application temperature 5 - 40 °C
range
LEED VOC 3 g/l
wall floor
(mm) (mm)
a – Joint width min. 10 10
Joint width max. 40 40
b – Joint depth 20 20
c – Min. thickness
of Building component 100 120
d – Max. pipe Ø 160 160
e – Base Material Concrete, Masonry, Glass, Metal
f – Mineral Wool Min. 100kg/m3
g – Metal Pipe Clean, dry and free from grease and oil
Around the metal pipe - duckts - joints h – CP 601S Apply both sides
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
Product description
An acrylic based firestop mastic that offers move-
ment capabilities and excellent acoustic rating in
fire rated joint applications. Provides up to 4hrs
integrity in various applications when tested to
BS476 Part 20.
Areas of application:
• Sealing header joints
• Sealing drywall partition connections
• Sealing joints to CFS-CT/CP 670 firestop safety
board
• Metal pipes
• Rigid and low movement joints
Tested on metal pipes in walls, floors and dry-
wall.
Product features
• Silicone free
• Halogen and solvent free Key applications & advantages
• UV resistant ■ Sealing rigid or low-movement ceiling/wall joints, widths from
6 to 30 mm
Base materials ■ Sealing cable tray penetrations
Concrete, Masonry, Drywall ■ Sealing metal pipe penetrations
Steel, Porous concrete ■ Good adherence without primer
(Wall and floor thickness from 100mm) ■ Smoke, fume and water resistant
(Joint widths from 6-100mm)
Other tests include : ASTM E 814 : ASTM C 920 : ASTM E 1399 : ASTM E 90-97 : ASTM E 84-96 : UL 2079 : UL 1479 : ISO 11600
Recommendations
• Can be used in conjunction with a suitable backing material:
– Non flammable mineral wool (min. 100kg/m3 per BS).
– Hilti CF125-50 fire rated backing foam for construction
joints only*
*Please note fire rating will be reduced.
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location protected
from moisture at a temperature of 5˚C to 25˚C.
• Observe expiry date on top of cartridge.
Application temperature 5 - 40 °C
range
LEED VOC 75 g/l
Application Dimensions
• Joint sides must be sound, dry and free from • The following dimensions must be observed when
dust, oil or grease. using CFS-S ACR/CP 606 fire resistant joint filler.
• Check whether a primer is required for adhesion
to the substrate.
• In walls apply CFS-S ACR/CP 606 to both sides
of the joint.
• Insert backfill of non-flammable mineral wool (at
least 100 kg/m3 + melting point > 1000OC), Hilti
CF 125-50 foam or PE backing rod.
• Smooth firestop sealant with water before the
skin forms.
• Remove CFS-S ACR/CP 606 firestop sealant Consumption guide
before it cures using water Once cured, it can • Consumption guide values are given as joint length in
only be removed mechanically. meters per cartridge.
b = Joint depth a = Joint width (mm)
Joint side material/primer recommen- 6 10 20 30 100
dations 6 mm 8.6 5.2
• To improve adhesion of firestop sealant if the
substrate is porous and absorptive, mix CP 10 mm 1.6
606 with water and apply as a primer on base 15 mm 0.7 0.1
material.
• The compatibility of the sealant with any en-
countered paints must always be checked. Backfilling per BS
In particular, this concerns dispersion paint Max. joint width Base material Backfilling Fire rating per BS 476
systems and alkyd resin systems that can be Insulation Integrity
diluted in water. 6 mm Gas concrete Mineral 4h 4h
• Checks of compatibility must be repeated at wool
reasonable intervals because the chemical com- 15 mm Gas concrete Mineral 4h 4h
position of paint systems may change. wool
20 mm Gas concrete PE 24 mm 130 min. 4h
Chemical resistance 20 mm Gas concrete PU foam 208 min. 4h
• Normally, there is no need for resistance to CF 125-50
chemicals with the applications recommended 30 mm Gas concrete Mineral 216 min. 4h
by Hilti. wool
• Unprotected acrylic sealants have only slight 30 mm Steel-steel Mineral 36 min. 4h
resistance to chemicals. wool
• Please contact the Technical Advisory Service 65 mm Dry wall/con- Mineral 136 min. 4h
crete (Top of wool
or your local Fire Protection Specialist or the
wall)
nearest Hilti center if special requirements for
chemical resistance have to be met.
Safety precautions
• Please refer to MSDS data sheet available as a The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
contact your local Hilti representative
download from the
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
CFS-SP-WB
Firestop joint spray
Product description
A sprayable fire rated mastic for use in curtain wall edge of
slab and head of wall joints where maximum movement is
required. Providing fire rated protection of up to 3 hours.
Areas of application:
• Curtain wall/edge of slab
• Top of wall joints
• High movement expansion joints
• Joints in either walls or floors
Product features
• Contains no halogens, solvents or asbestos
• Water based, easy to clean
• Sprayable or may be applied by brush
• Bonds well to most substrates
Base materials
Concrete, Masonry
Walls assemblies tested up to 3 hours
Walls 80mm - 175mm thick
Key applications & advantages
Curtain wall assemblies tested up to 2 hours ■ Simple use and application
■ Smoke, gas and water tight
Storage ■ Approved for infinite linear gap lengths
• Store only in the original packaging at temperatures 5°C ■ Meets LEEDTM requirements for indoor
to 37°C. environmental quality credit
• Observe expiration date on packaging.
CFS-SP-WB
Firestop joint spray
Technical data
Density 1.27 g/cm³
Color Red
pH Value ~ 8-9
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
contact your local Hilti representative
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
FS-ONE Max
High performance Intumescent firestop
sealant
Product description
Intumescent (expands when exposed to fire) firestop
sealant that helps protect combustible and noncom-
bustiblepenetrations for up to 4 hours fire rating.
Areas of application:
• Steel (<30”), copper (<6”), cast iron (<30”) and EMT
pipes.
• Insulated steel and copper pipes.
• Cable bundles.
• Closed or vented plastic pipes.
• HVAC penetrations.
Product features
• Expanding in fire protection pipes and cable pene-
trations.
• Smoke, gas and water tight.
• Halogen and solvent free.
• Odourless, water based, easy to clean. Key applications & advantages
• High fire rating properties. ■ Protects more than 95% of all typical firestop application.
• Sealing around compushible and non-compushible ■ Easy to work with and fast cleanup.
penetration in fire-rated construction. ■ Can be repenetrated when laying new cables.
■ Can be painted.
Base materials ■ Meets LEEDTM requirements for indoor
Concrete, masonry, drywall and wood floor assem- environmental quality credit
blies.
Wall and floor assemblies rated up to 4 hours.
Intumescent: Yes
Application of firestop sealant Base materials Concrete, Brick, Masonry, Metal, Gypsum
2. Install the prescribed backfilling material type
Application temperature: +5°C to 40°C
and depth to obtain the desired rating (if re-
quired). Leave sufficient depth for applying Shelf time: at 23°C/50% 9 months
relative humidity
FS-ONE.
3. Application of firestop sealant: Apply FS-ONE
to the required depth in order to obtain the
desired fire rating. Make sure FSONE contacts Safety precautions
all surfaces to provide maximum adhesion. For • Before handling, read the product and Material Safety
application of FS-ONE use a standard caulk- Data Sheet for detailed use and health information.
ing gun, foil pack gun, bulk loader and bulk • Keep out of the reach of children.
gun. With FS-ONE buckets, Graco type sealant • Wear suitable gloves and eye protection.
pumps may be used. (Contact pump manufac-
turer for proper selection). Storage
4. Smoothing of firestop sealant: To complete the • Store only in the original packaging in a location pro-
seal, tool immediately to give a smooth appear- tected from moisture at temperatures between 45°F
ance. Excess sealant, prior to curing, can be (5°C) and 86°F (30°C).
cleaned away from adjacent surfaces and tools • Observe expiration date on the packaging.
with water.
5. Leave completed seal undisturbed for 48 hours. Not for use...
6. For maintenance reasons, a penetration seal • High movement expansion joints.
should be permanently marked with an identi- • Underwater.
fication plate and fastened in a visible position • On materials where oil, plasticizers or solvents may
next to the seal. bleed i.e. impregnated wood, oil based seals, green
or partially vulcanized rubber.
Notice about approvals • In any penetration other than those specifically de-
• Check that the penetration has been sealed scribed in this manual or the test reports.
according to the specified drawing in the UL
Fire Resistance Directory or Hilti North American
Firestop Manual. For further advice, please con-
tact Hilti customer service. Refer to Hilti product
literature and UL Fire Resistance Directory for
specific application details.
Product description
An innovative expanding product offering firestop-
ping solutions for complex applications in small to
medium sized openings. Providing fire ratings tested
p to 3 hours.
Areas of application:
• Sealing small-medium sized openings (wall and
floor)
• Permanent fire seal for cables and cable trays
• Permanent fire seal for non combustible pipes
• Permanent fire seal for combustible pipes when
used in conjunction with CP643N, CP644 or CP648
• Permanent fire seal where cables, steel, copper
cast iron or plastic pipes pass through the same
opening
*Tested BS 476 integrity 2hrs : UL 1479 3hrs
Product features
• Up to 6 times expansion Key applications & advantages
• Repenetrable ■ Single cables, cable bundles and cable trays
• Cures within 60 seconds ■ Metal pipes
■ Multiple and mixed penetrations
Base materials ■ Innovative firestopping solution for complex and diffi-
cult-to-reach applications
Concrete, Masonry, Drywall
■ Virtually impervious to smoke
Other tests include : UL 1479 : ASTM E 814 : ASTM E 84 : ASTM E 90-97 : DIN 4120 Part 9
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location protected from
moisture at a temperature of 5˚C to 25˚C.
• Observe expiry date on top of cartridge.
Technical data
Color Red
Application
1–4 Prepare dispenser and cartridges as shown • Use a suitable tool to create an opening (screwdriver,
above. The fire seal from the first few strokes drill bit etc.). Push the cable or pipe through and then
of the dispenser should be discarded until the seal the remaining opening carefully with CFS-F SOL/
fire seal in the mixer has a constant red colour. CP 620. Notes
5 Apply the CFS-F SOL/CP 620 in the opening. • The extension pipe can be fitted when working on
– When dispensed slowly, the fire seal escaping difficult-toreach openings.
from the mixer is already slightly expanded. • The fire seal can be cut back to no less than the mini-
This makes it easier to build up the fire seal. mum specified installed depth.
– When dispensed quickly, the consistency of • Pieces of cured fire seal which have been cut off can
the fire seal is more liquid. The fire seal then be laid in the next opening and fresh fire seal applied
flows better between the cables. around these.
– Begin applying CFS-F SOL/CP 620 at the Framing
back of the opening and then work towards (Thickness of wall less than 145 mm per BS)
the front. When the wall has a thickness of less than 145mm and
Note: The fire seal becomes warm for a short a 2 hours fire rating is required, a frame of plasterboard
time after application. Fill the opening com- strips must be attached around the opening in order
pletely withCFS-F SOL/CP 620 Expanding Fire to achieve a fire seal depth of 145 mm (minimum wall
Seal. thickness 120 mm per BS).
6 For maintenance reasons, a penetration seal can Example – 120 mm drywall thickness:
be permanently marked with an installation The height of the strips forming the frame must be
plate. In such cases, mark the installation plate selected so that the fire seal has a thickness of12.5mm
and fasten it in a visible position next to the either side of the installation thus achieving 145mm
seal. overall thickness of CFS-F SOL/CP 620.
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
contact your local Hilti representative
Product description
An innovative expanding product offering firestop-
ping solutions for complex applications in small to
medium sized openings.
Areas of application:
Permanent firestop seals in small and medium-sized
openings
(optimum size range:100 x 100 mm to 300 x 300 mm)
• Cable trays,bunched and single cables
• Openings accommodating pipes and cables
• Plastic pipes (can also be installed as a system in
conjunction with Hilti firestop jackets and firestop
wrap)
• Metal pipes (uninsulated or with flammable or
non-flammable insulation)
(National approvals must be observed.)
Base materials
Key applications & advantages
Concrete, Masonry, Drywall
■ 3-phase technology with optimum application characteristics
(easily shapeable foam)
■ Easy installation without need for formwork or other aids
ispensers
■ Safety first: CFS-F FX/CP 660 complies with the requirements
of international fire protection directives
■ Neat and tidy application
■ Very quick and easy to install – a reliable firestop seal with only
one product
■ Easy subsequent installation of additional cables
■ Outstanding sound insulation properties thanks to flexible foam
Approvals Internationally tested and approved structure
■ Smoketightness and firestopping with one system
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location proctected from
moisture
• Observe expiry date on top of cartridge.
CFS-F FX/CP 660 Expanding fire seal - *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer
or account manager for more information (subject to change)
Technical data
Color Red
Main applications
Trade Electrical
Safety precautions
• Please refer to MSDS data sheet available as a download from the
Technical Library on the Hilti web site at www.hilti.co.uk / www.
us.hilti.com
Product description
A fire resistant, cement based mortar with thermal
insulatingproperties for sealing small to large sized
openings where furtherpenetrations may be required.
Providing integrityof up to 4 hours.
Areas of application:
• Permanent fire seal for cables and cable trays
• Permanent fire seal for ductwork
• Permanent fire seal for metal pipes
• Tested on wall > 100mm and floors > 150mm per
BS
Product features:
• High yield
• Stiff (forms not always required)
• Contains no asbestos, phenol or halogen constitu-
ents
• Good adhesion to steel, concrete and masonry
Key applications & advantages
Base materials ■ Permanent firestopping of cables, cable trays, and non-com-
Concrete, Porous Concrete, Masonry bustible pipes in medium to large wall and floor openings
Walls with a max. opening of 2000mm x 1000mm per ■ Single, multiple and mixed penetrations
BS ■ Medium to large multiple penetrations in concrete and masonry
Floors with a max. opening of 600mm x 1000mm per in combination with other products
BS ■ Excellent application characteristics
■ Easy to install with trowel or commercially available pumps
thanks to adjustable consistency
Other tests include : UL 1479 : ASTM E 814 : ASTM E 84 : ASTM E 90-97 : DIN 4120 Part 9
Recommendations
• Mix the mortar in the ratio of 3:1 (mortar to water by volume) Stir
the mortar into the water
• Apply the mixed mortar in the penetration manually
• The mixed mortar is stiff, but forms are still required for large
penetrations
• Hilti firestop products approved for making provisions for the
installation of cables at a later date: firestop cushion, CFS-BL
firestop bricks, CP611A firestop intumescent mastic.
Storage
• Observe expiry date on packaging.
Technical data
Dry density 800 kg/m³
Color Grey
CP 637
Firestop mortar
Product description
A fire resistant, gypsum based mortar with thermal
insulating and acoustic properties for sealing medium
to large sized openings where further penetrations
may be required. Providing integrity of up to 4 hours.
Areas of application:
• Permanent fire seal for cables and cable trays
• Permanent fire seal for combustible pipes
• Permanent fire seal for non combustible pipes
Tested BS 476 Part 20 up to 4 hours in walls and
floors
Product features:
• Quick setting
• Low shrinkage
• Good adhesion to steel, concrete and masonry
Base materials
Concrete, Porous Concrete, Masonry Key applications & advantages
Suitable for spans up to 700mm per BS ■ Permanent fire seal for cables and cable trays
Suitable for unreinforced spans < 700mm per BS ■ Permanent fire seal for non-combustible pipes and combus-
tible pipes (in combination with collars or wraps)
■ Medium to large multiple penetrations in concrete and masonry
in combination with other products
■ Quick-setting - forms can be removed after as little as 2 hours
■ Superior working properties - saves time
Storage
• Observe expiry date on packaging.
CP 637 Firestop mortar *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account manager for
more information (subject to change)
Ordering designation Weight Sales pack Item number
quantity
CP 637 FS 20 kg 1 pc 340785
CP 637
Firestop mortar
Technical data
Dry density 800 kg/m³
Color Grey
Application
1. Clean surfaces. Cables and cable supporting stru 4. Changing cables: CFS-BL firestop cushion, CFS-BL
tures must be installed in compliance with local build- firestop brick and CP611A intumescent mastic can be
ing and electrical standards. incorporated into the seal by installation of additional
2. Mix the mortar. Add mortar to water in a ratio of 3:1 cables at a later date.
(mortar to water). Stir the mixture thoroughly with a 5. For maintenance reasons, a penetration seal could be
suitable utensil such as a Hilti mixing paddle. The mix permanently marked with an installation plate. In such a
ratio of CP638 determines the consistency (stiffness). case mark the installation plate and fasten it in a visible
Do not use any other binders or additives. position next to the seal.
3. Apply the mortar. In slabs use form work and pour the 6. Re-installation: if more cables are installed at a later
mortar into the opening. In walls apply with a trowel date, lay cables and then close the remaining openings
and compact it. Make sure all gaps and openings are with CP611A.
completely filled and closed.
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
contact your local Hilti representative
CP 638 HS FS
Firestop mortar
Product description
A fire resistant, gypsum based mortar with thermal
insulating and acoustic properties for sealing medium
to large sized openings where further penetrations
may be required. Providing integrity of up to 4 hours.
Areas of application:
• Permanent fire seal for cables and cable trays
• Permanent fire seal for combustible pipes
• Permanent fire seal for non combustible pipes
• Permanent fire seal for fire dampers
Tested BS 476 Part 20 up to 4 hours in walls and
floors
Product features:
• Quick setting
• Expands when set to provide smoke seal
• Good adhesion to steel, concrete and masonry
Storage
• Observe expiry date on packaging.
CP 638 HS FS Firestop mortar *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account man-
ager for more information (subject to change)
Ordering designation Weight Sales pack Item number
quantity
CP 637 FS 20 kg 1 pc 360646
CP 638 HS FS
Firestop mortar
Technical data
Dry density 1530 kg/m³
Safety precautions
Load bearing • Please refer to MSDS data sheet available as a download
CP638 is load bearing across large spans without from the Technical Library on the Hilti web site at
reinforcement. Typically a 125mm thick CP638 seal with www.hilti.co.za
spans of up to 1.6m by any length are capable of su
porting light foot traffic without any reinforcement. Cer-
tain openings may require reinforcing.
Please contact Hilti for details
Consumption guide
100kg per square meter for a seal 100mm thick.
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
contact your local Hilti representative
CFS-C EL
Firestop collar
Product description
A ready to use firestop collar made of a galvanised
steel housing and intumescent inserts for firestop-
ping combustible pipes. Tested to BS476 Part 20.
Areas of application:
• PVC pipes
• HDPE pipes
• PP pipes
• ABS pipes
Product features:
• Adjustable mounting tabs
• Ready to use no tools required for installation
• Simple and rapid installation by hand
Base materials
Concrete, Drywall, Masonry, Porous Concrete
General information
*Use CFS-S ACR as gap filler, unless otherwise noted. See ETA for full details for the correct application.
Application Pipe material Pipe Ø mm Flexible wall Rigid wall Rigid floor
Waste PVC (EN 1452-1,
water EN 1329-1, EN 1453-1, EI 120 U/U
EN 1566-1)
PE (EN 1519-1,
EN 12666-1, EN 2201-2) EI 120 U/U
Geberit db20
PP (EN 1451-1),
EI 120 U/C to EI 120 U/U EI 90 U/U to EI 120 UU
DIN 8077/78
Mineralised PP
EI 120 U/U
acoustic pipes**
Letter
shots 32 to 110
PVC-U (DIN 6660) EI 90 U/U EI 120 U/U
Industrial
PE (EN 15494,
EN 12201-2, EI 90 U/C to EI 120 U/U EI 120 U/U
DIN 8074/75) Wavin W
Various
ABS (EN 1455-1,
EN 15493) and EI 60 U/U to EI 90 U/U EI 120 U/U
SAN+PVC (EN 1565-1)
**Non-regulated pipes : Coes PhoNoFire®, Coes blue power, Geberit Silent PP, Ke Kelit Phonex AS, Marely Silent, Maincor Mainpower, Ostendorf-Gruppe,
Skolan db, Pipelife Master 3, Poloplast Polokal NG, Poloplast Polokal 3S, Raupiano Plus, Valsir Triplus, Wavin SiTech, Wavin AS.
110 mm
floor
150 mm
110 mm
CFS-C/CP 643 N
Firestop collar
Product description
A ready to use firestop collar made of a galvanised
steel housing and intumescent inserts for firestop-
ping combustible pipes. Tested to BS476 Part 20.
Areas of application:
• PVC pipes
• HDPE pipes
• PP pipes
• ABS pipes
Product features:
• Adjustable mounting tabs
• Ready to use no tools required for installation
• Simple and rapid installation by hand
Base materials
Concrete, Drywall, Masonry, Porous Concrete
Other tests include : ASTM E 814 : ASTM C 920 : ASTM E 1399 : ASTM E 90-97 : ASTM E 84-96 : UL 2079 : UL 1479 : ISO 11600
Recommendations for use The following dimensions must be observed when fitting
• Fit the jacket around the pipe, lock the closure with firm the CFS-C/CP 643 N firestop collar per BS:
pressure until it latches.
• Fit the fastening hooks on the firestop jacket to suit the Wall Floor
available space. Material cellular concrete cellular concrete
• Secure the firestop jacket using approved Hilti approved masonry
solid concrete
anchors. (See examples in page 66)
Min. thickness of 100 mm 150 mm
building component
for pipes
Min. pipe diameter 32 mm 32 mm
Max. pipe diameter 170 mm 170 mm
CP 643N two mounted, one on one mounted on
each side underside
CP 643 N Firestop collar *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account man-
ager for more information (subject to change)
CFS-C/CP 643 N
Firestop collar
Technical data
Expansion temperature (approx.) 250 °C
Penetration
• Drill through the wall/floor using Hilti DCM diamond
drilling equipment and a core bit of suitable size.
• Install the plastic pipe
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
Product description
A ready to use firestop collar designed for firestop
openings with plastic pipes up to 250mm with pipe
wall thickness from 1.8mm - 16.2mm in concrete,
masonry, wood floor assemblies and gypsum walls.
Tested to BS476 Part 20.
Areas of application:
• PVC, PVCC, PVC HI pipes
• HDPE pipes
• PP pipes
• ABS pipes
• B1/B2 pipes
Product features:
• Low profile for tight installations
• Ready to use no preparatory work required Key applications & advantages
• No minimum gap required between collars ■ PVC, HDPE, PP and ABS pipes
• Tested in high and low wall thickness pipes ■ Sealing flammable pipes from 32 mm to 250 mm in diameter in
penetrations through fire compartment walls and floors
• Simple and rapid installation by hand
■ Pipes with acoustic insulation
■ Ready-to-use firestop collar with a galvanized steel housing
Base materials ■ Latch mechanism for quick and easy closure
Concrete, Masonry, Drywall, Porous Concrete,
Wood floor assemblies
Approvals Internationally tested and approved The following dimensions must be observed when fitting
the CP 644 firestop collar per BS:
Wall Floor
Material cellular concrete cellular concrete
Other tests include : ASTM E 814 : UL 1479 : DIN 4102 Part 11 masonry
solid concrete
Min. thickness of building 100 mm 150 mm
component for pipes
Recommendations for use
• Fit the jacket around the pipe, lock the closure with firm Min. pipe diameter 32 mm 32 mm
pressure until it latches. Max. pipe diameter 250 mm 250 mm
• Fit the fastening hooks on the firestop jacket to suit the CP 644 two mounted, one one mounted on
available space. on each side underside
• Secure the firestop jacket using approved Hilti approved
* Can be installed in 50 mm thick CP670 coated board system.
anchors. (See examples in page 66)
CFS-C P/CP 644 Firestop collar *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or
account manager for more information (subject to change)
Ordering designation Outside diameter Sales pack Item number
quantity
CFS-CP/CP 644-50/1.5” 67 mm 1 pc 304332
CFS-CP/CP-63/2” 82 mm 1 pc 304333
CFS-CP/CP-75/2.5” 102 mm 1 pc 304334
CFS-CP/CP-90/3” 117 mm 1 pc 304335
CFS-CP/CP-110/4” 146 mm 1 pc 304336
CFS-CP/CP-180/7” 228 mm 1 pc 304339
CFS-CP/CP-160/6” 236 mm 1 pc 304338
CFS-CP/CP-200/8” 257 mm 1 pc 304340
CFS-CP/CP-225/9” 289 mm 1 pc 304342
CFS-CP/CP-250/10” 319 mm 1 pc 304343
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Penetration
• Drill through the wall/floor using Hilti DCM diamond
drilling equipment and a core bit of suitable size.
• Install the plastic pipe
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
CFS-CID/CP 680
Firestop Cast-in Device
Product description
The CFS-CID/CP 680 cast-in device consists of a
polypropylene body containing an insert of intumes-
cent material. An elastic sealing membrane allows
for flexibility to use with differing pipe materials with
different diameters. Providing fire rated protection of
up to 3 hours.
Areas of application:
• Sealing pipes from 1.5” (32 mm) up to 6” (170) mm
in penetrations through fire rated floor compart-
ments.
• Suitable for the following Pipe materials.
– Plastic pipes: PVC, CPVC, ABS, FRPP, ENT/PEX
– Metal pipes: steel, copper; EMT, conduit
– Insulated steel and copper metal pipes
Product features:
• Ready-to-use device Key applications & advantages
• One step installation resulting in greatly reduced ■ PVC, HDPE, PP and ABS pipes
installation time ■ Sealing flammable pipes from 32 mm to 250 mm in diameter in
• Tested in various concrete floor thickness from penetrations through fire compartment walls and floors
2.5’’/63 mm ■ Pipes with acoustic insulation
• For use with a variety of plastic and metal pipes ■ Ready-to-use firestop collar with a galvanized steel housing
and electrical conduits from 1.5” (32 mm) up to 6” ■ Latch mechanism for quick and easy closure
(170 mm)
• Flexible in allowing a variety of pipe diameters and
materials
• Quick and simple installation 2. When passing through a new pipe,
• Water and smoke tight a) Ensure the external pipe diameter fits the CFS-CID/
• Excellent good sound insulation CP 680 castin
• Allows for pipe movement and vibrations during device. Permitted dimensions are indicated on the
and after installation. underside of the flange of the device.
b) Ensure that the pipe type passing through the device
Base materials is approved.
Concrete floors from 2.5” (63 mm) thickness over c) Once the installation is finished, check the water
metal-decking tightness of the system.
d) In case of leakage, fill the remaining gap between
Approvals Internationally tested and approved the pipe and the device with a standard PU foam, mor-
tar or elastomeric sealant.
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging at temperatures
Other tests include : ASTM E 814 : UL 1479 : DIN 4102 Part 11 5°C to 25°C.
• Observe expiration date on packaging.
Maintenance
*ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account manager for more information (subject to change)
CFS-CID/CP 680
Firestop Cast-in Device
Technical data
Color Red
Fire rating 3h
Intumescent Yes
Product description
A new innovative firestop wrap for sealing flammable
pipes for fire resistance for up to 4 hours.
Areas of application:
• Sealing flammable plastic pipes from 50-160mm
per BS
• Pipes include: UPVC, ABS, PP, PE act.
Product features:
• Special elastic material for good pliability
• Halogen and plasticizer free
• Water resistant
• Minimum thickness for smallest annular space
required
• High performance fire expansion rate (40 : 1)
Base materials
Concrete, Masonry, Porous concrete, Drywall Key applications & advantages
■ Very fast installation
■ No tools /drilling required
■ Ready to use (precut)
■ Extremely thin wrap thickness
■ Simply insert wrap strip into annular space
■ Minimum space required - ideal for limited penetration
accessibility (ideal for bent pipes etc.)
■ Easy to fasten with integrated adhesive closing tape
Other tests include : UL 1479, ASTME 814, ASTM E84: DIN 4102 Part 11
*ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account manager for more information (subject to change)
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
Product description
An innovative and highly flexible endless wrap, for
sealing flammable plastic pipes, suitable for heavy
users. Tested to BS476 Part 20 for fire resistance of
up to 4 hours.
Areas of application:
• Sealing flammable plastic pipes from 50-160mm
per BS
• Pipes include: UPVC, ABS, PP, PE act.
Product features:
• 10 metre roll suitable for many applications
• No material waste as cut ends can be used
• Special elastic material for good pliability
• Halogen and plasticizer free
• Water resistant
• Minimum thickness for smallest annular space
required Key applications & advantages
• High performance fire expansion rate (40 : 1) ■ An intumescent, flexible firestop wrap strip for combustible
pipe penetrations
Base materials ■ Can be used with orthogonal pipes and pipes at 45°
■ Concrete, masonry floor and gypsum wall assemblies
Concrete, Masonry, Porous concrete, Drywall
■ Quick and easy closure without need for tools
Wall from 100mm thick
■ Easy to cut
Floors from 150mm thick
■ Minimum space required - ideal for limited penetration
accessibility (ideal for bent pipes etc.)
■ Easy to fasten with integrated adhesive closing tape
Other tests include : UL 1479, ASTME 814, ASTM E84DIN 4102 Part 11
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location
protected from moisture at a temperature of 5˚C to
25˚C.
Technical data
Color Black with foil
backing
Density 1.35 g/cm³
Intumescent Yes
Application table
Pipe dimen- No. Wrap length Applications Recom-
Wall Floor
sion (mm) Layers (cm) with a 10m mended drill
roll (No.) hole X (mm) Pipe diameter Cellular concrete, Cellular concrete,
Drywall concrete, concrete, masonry
50 1 17 58 67*
masonry
63 1 21 47 77*
50 –110 mm 100 100 150
75 1 25 40 92*
125–160mm — 100/150* 150
90 2 64 15 112*
CP648-E One Wrap strip One Wrap strip on
110 2 75.5 13 132* on each side (with underside (with
125 2 85.5 11 152* required number of requi red number of
layers) layers)
160 3 166 6 202*
*Exact dimensions depending on national approvals
*or bigger
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
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CFS-PL
Firestop plug
Product description
A ready to use intumescent flexible plug composed
of a two component polyurethane foam. Suitable for
sealing circular penetrations and providing fire ratings
tested up to 3 hours.
Areas of application:
• Sealing of 50mm - 200mm circular penetrations
• Sealing bunched or single cables through wall and
floors
• Suitable for applications in dust free environments
• Suitable for both temporary and permanent appli-
cations
Product features:
• Free from dust and fibre
• Halogen and solvent free
• Operational immediately after installation
• Can be painted Key applications & advantages
■ Excellent for repenetration with new cables
Base materials ■ Economical in use owing to short installation time
Concrete, Porous concrete, Masonry, Drywall ■ Easy installation as no special tool is required
■ Functional after installation
■ Dust, fibre, halogen and solvent free
*ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account manager for more information (subject to change)
CFS-PL Dimensions
Firestop Plug
Technical data
Expansion temperature (approx.) 210 °C
Height 5 mm
Application table
Dimensions of firestop plugs
Firestop plug Diameters of Hilti diamond bits
max. hole dia. min. hole dia.
CP 658 62 mm 42 mm
CP 658 77 mm 67 mm
CP 658 107 mm 92 mm
Floor Wall
CP 658 132 mm 112 mm
Min. thickness of building 150 mm* 150 mm*
CP 658 156 mm 152 mm component
CP 658 200 mm 192 mm Max. opening size 200 mm 200 mm
Min. distance between cables/ 0 mm 0 mm
Penetration cable run and opening surface
• Drill the hole with Hilti diamond drilling equipment and Min. distance to next opening 50 mm 50 mm
a suitable core bit. Max. cable loading 60 % 60 %
• Clean the opening. (as % of opening size
• Cables and cable supporting structures must be in-
stalled in compliance with local building and electrical
standards.
b) If cables are laid (permanent firestop), cut CFS-PL
Installation firestop plugs to suit the cable circumference using a
a) If cables are not laid (temporary firestop), insert knife. Insert plugs from both sides and compress them.
CFS-PL firestop plugs from both sides and compress Fill cable spaces and gaps with CP 611A/FS-One
them. Fill gaps and spaces of irregular hole surfaces with firestop mastic corresponding to the thickness of the CP
CP 611A/FS-One firestop filler. 658 firestop plug.
Notes
• CP 611A/FS-One can be smoothed using a paint brush
and water before a skin forms.
• It is not necessary for the firestop plug to be bonded to
the side of the hole.
c) Re-installing cables
If single cables are subsequently installed, a hole can be
drilled through the plug and a cable passed through.
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please
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CFS-BL
Firestop block
Product description
Ready-to-use, intumescent flexible block designed to
seal medium to large size openings
Areas of application:
• Sealing single or multiple penetrations in small to
large openings
• Temporary or permanent sealing of cables and
cable tray penetrations
• Temporary or permanent sealing of insulated and
non-insulated metallic pipes and combustible pipe
penetrations
Product features:
• Integrated “Grid-Tech” increases Annular Space up
to 12”
• Suitable for re-penetration or new penetrations
• Economical to use with short installation times
• Easy installation — no special tools required Key applications & advantages
• Ideal for use in floors — no forming required ■ Excellent for repenetration with new cables
• One sided wall systems available ■ Economical in use owing to short installation time
• Halogen, asbestos and solvent free ■ No special tools required
• Operational immediately after installation ■ Functional after installation
• Smoke resistant ■ Dust and fibre free
Smoke and gas tight
Base materials
Concrete, Porous concrete, Masonry, Drywall
Storage
For use with • Store only in the original packaging in a location pro-
• Walls (UL tested up to max. opening 72” x 36”) tected from moisture and direct sunlight at a temper-
• Floors (UL tested up to max. opening 72” x 36”) ature of 0˚C to 38˚C.
• Concrete, porous concrete, masonry and gypsum
wall assemblies
• Wall assemblies rated up to 4 hours
• Floor assemblies rated up to 3 hours
CFS-BL Dimensions
Firestop block
Technical data
Density 0.27 g/cm³
Colour Red
Opening:
• Clean the opening.
• Cables and cable supporting structure must be in-
stalled in compliance with local building and electrical
standards.
Note
• Firestop blocks may be laid longitudinally and width • Single cables can be run through joints between
wise in the direction of the opening. blocks, and also a hole can be drilled through a brick
• CP 611A/FS-One Max can be smoothed with the aid of using a sharpened piece of metal tubing.
a paintbrush before skin forms.
• Floors seal must be protected from loads. Safety precautions
• Please refer to MSDS data sheet available as a down-
Re-installing cables load from the Technical Library on the Hilti web site at
• Remove a block from the seal and cut it to shape. www.hilti.co.za
• Install the cable and re-lay the block in compliance with
the approval. Fill gaps and spaces with CP 611A/FS-
One Max.
CFS-CU/CP 651N
Firestop cushions
Areas of application:
• Permanent firestopping in cable penetrations
through walls and floors, particularly where flexibili-
ty is required due to frequent changes in cabling
• Sealing penetrations for single or bunched cables
and openings in floors and walls for PVC pipes up
to 50 mm diameter
• Temporary sealing of openings or breaches in floors
and walls during construction work
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging
CFS-CU/CP 651N Firestop cushions *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or
account manager for more information (subject to change)
Ordering designation Dimensions (LxWxH) Sales pack Item number
quantity
CFS-CU/CP 651N-S 300 x 40 x 30 mm 30 pc 382624
CFS-CU/CP 651N-M 300 x 80 x 30 mm 15 pc 382625
CFS-CU/CP 651N-L 300 x 170 x 30 mm 6 pc 382626
Wall Floor
Min. building 100 mm 150 mm
component thick-
ness
Max. opening size Width 1200 mm 700 mm
Heigth/length 1500 mm unlimited
Min. distance of 40 mm 40 mm
cable run from
opening
Min. distance Horizontal 0 mm 0 mm
between cable Vertical 80 mm 80 mm
trays
Min. distance be- 200 mm 200 mm
tween openings
Max. cable 60% 60%
loading (as%of
opening size)
Note
• Insert the first layer of CFS-CU/CP 651N
Technical data underneath the cables if possible
Shelf life1) Not relevant • Overlap (> 20 mm)
Application temperature range -30 - 35 °C • Shift next layer 1/2 width of cushion (stretch-
er bond)
Base materials Drywall, Concrete, Masonry
• Openings in floors should have wire mesh
Approx. density 350 kg/m³
(wire > 5 mm dia./mesh 50x50 mm) se-
Expansion ratio (unrestricted, up to) 1:3 cured on the underside with Hilti anchors
Fire rating See Approvals e. g. HEH, DBZ etc. The CFS-CU/CP
Colour White 651Nfirestop cushions must be laid on the
1)
at 77°F/25°C and 50% relative humidity; from date of manufacture wire mesh, overlapping by ca. 1/2 width of
cushion resulting in an overall installation
depth of 150mm
• Seal off the opening with CFS-CU/CP 651N
Installation instructions for CFS-CU/CP
tightly
651N • If cable penetration must carry permanent
identification mark in the form of an instal-
lation plate. Enter the appropriate details on
the installation plate and mount it in a visible
position beside the cable penetration
• Floor seals must be protected from loading
and theft using wire mesh
• Do not use damaged cushions
Inspection
• Check that the cushions have been installed
in compliance with regulations
Safety precautions
• Keep out of the reach of children
• Observe the EC safety data sheet
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging
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The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please contact your local Hilti representative
Firestop Systems: Application Guide
CFS-P PA
Firestop putty pad
Product description
An intumescent mouldable putty pad that has been
designed for use with electrical back-boxes. CP
617 reinstates acoustic properties and provides fire
rationg of up to 2hrs in drywall.
Areas of application:
• Plastic or metal back-boxes
• Can be used for commercial and residential appli-
cations
• Acoustically rated drywall
• General gypsum wall assemblies
• Substitutes the need for baffle boxes
Pads can be fittted to the inside or outside of the
box. Tested to EN1366-3 and BS476 to include 1hr
and 2hr drywall on unsupported outlet boxes.
Product features
• Pad can be moulded by hand to fit any size of
outlet box
• Quick and simple to install
Base materials
Drywall
CFS-P PA Firestop putty pad *ON DEMAND ITEM - Please ask your field engineer or account
manager for more information (subject to change)
Ordering designation Dimensions (LxWxH) Sales pack Item number
quantity
CFS-PPA 170x170 170 x 170 x 3 mm 20 pc 39214
CFS-P PA
Intumescent acoustic putty pad
Technical data
Base materials Gypsum
Colour Red
Application temperature range 0 - 40 °C
Temperature resistance range -20 - 60 °C
The pads have also been fire tested on both metal and
plastic back-boxes in drywall. The reinstate the fire in-
tergrity of the original wall up to 2 hours rating.
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please contact your local Hilti representative
CP 670
Fire safety board system
Product description
Hilti CP670 is an innovative system for fast, reliable
and cost effective firestopping of wall and floor open-
ings – especially large ones. Tested to both BS476
Part 20 and EN 1366-3.
Areas of application:
• Extended approvals for large diameter cables,
dampered penetrations and double board usage
• Single cables, cable bundles, cable tray air ducts
and pipes
• Combustible and non combustible pipes
• Large penetrations possible up to 5 meters high by
any length
Product features:
• Odourless and solvent free
• Less prone to damage due to pliancy of the materi-
al and the resilient elastic coating Key applications & advantages
• Approved for a wide range of applications ■ Permanent firestopping of blank openings, cables, cable trays,
• Fast tight seal, less sealant required for gap filling non-combustible and combustible pipes in medium to large
wall and floor openings
■ Ideal for large openings
Base materials ■ Solvent and silicone-free
Drywall, Masonry, Concrete ■ Fully functional immediately after installation
Storage
• Store only in the original packaging in a location
protected from moisture and direct sunlight at a
temperature of 5˚C to 37˚C.
• Observe expiry date on packaging.
Technical data
Shelf life1) Not relevant
Colour White
1)
at 77°F/25°C and 50% relative humidity; from date of manufacture
CFP-CI/CP 678
Firestop cable coating
Product description
Hilti CFP-CI is a ready to use, water based, intumes-
cent cable coating, which can be applied by brush or
airless spray to prevent the propagation of fires along
internal electrical cables. Cables coated with CP 678
will exhibit increased protection in the event of a fire.
Also suitable for protecting against spread of flame
on timber panels.
Main applications
• Power plants.
• Telecommunication complexes.
• Industrial plants.
• Petrochemical plants.
• Paper mills.
• Factories and production facilities.
Product features:
• Water soluble, odourless and solvent free. Key applications & advantages
• Rapid drying. ■ Protection of cables and bunched cables on cable trays in
• Remains flexible when dry. indoor installations
• Intumescent. ■ Meets IEC 60332-3-22 Category A standard for reduced
• Free of fibres, or as asbestos. spread of flame
• No derating effect on cables. ■ Factory Mutual Approved (fire retardant coating of electrical
cables)
• Compatible with the sheathing of electrical cables. ■ Intumescent
■ Water soluble, odourless and solvent free
Other tests include : IEC 60332-3 Approx. wet density 1300 kg/m³
CFP-CI/CP678
Firestop cable coating
Opening: Do not
• Clean the cables. The cables and cable supporting • Paint over the coating.
structures must be dry and free from dust, grease or oil • Use outside or in damp rooms.
and installed in compliance with local building and • Apply to uninsulated cables.
electrical standards.
• Prepare the cable coating. Thoroughly mix the CFP-CI/
CP678 coating. Any separated water in the container Safety precautions
must also be mixed in. Do not add water. • Keep out of the reach of children.
• Apply CFP-CI/ CP678 cable coating to all areas of the • Observe the safety data sheet.
cables and cable run over the required length. This can • Wear suitable gloves and eye protection.
be done using a paint brush, roller or airless spray gun
with the recommended 0.029” nozzle and 40° spray
angle. Storage
• Each application will achieve a dry film thickness of • Store only in the original packaging in a location pro-
approx. 0.5 mm. To meet IEC 332 requirements, the dry tected from moisture.
film thickness must be at least 0.5 mm. For Factory • Observe expiry date on bucket.
Mutual requirements the dry film thickness must reach • Store at temperatures between 5°C and 37°C.
1.6 mm.
Coverage
• On a flat surface coverage will be approximately 650
gm per m2 (at 0.5 mm DFT) .
• On cable bundles and cable trays allow 1 to 1.5 kg per
m2 (at 0.5 mm DFT) depending on volume of cables,
method of application and wastage (ie. over spray).
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please contact your local Hilti representative
Product description
CP 679A is a solvent and chlorine-free dispersion
with flame retarding pigments ablations coating
compound. Asbestos and halogen free. CFP-C E/
CP 679A is an ablation product, which undergoes
an endothermic reaction when subjected to fire. This
means that evaporation of the water released by the
heat has a crucial effect on the spreading of the fire.
Fields of applications
CFP-C E/CP 679A is a universal fire retardant coating
used on cables laid horizontally or vertically. It can be
used both for indoor or outdoor applications.
• Offshore exploration, production & refining
• Oil & Gas
• Power Plants
Product features:
• Viscoelastic, remains elastic even in thick coats. Key applications & advantages
• Impermeable to water. ■ Protection of cables and bunched cables on cable trays
• Resistant to oil and petrol spills. ■ For use in the oil and gas industry, offshore installations, petro-
• Weatherproof, virtually odourless and Environmen- chemical and power plants
tal friendly.. ■ Easy to apply using a paint brush, roller or airless spray gun
(recommended nozzle size 0.58 - 0.63 mm)
■ Ablative ready-to-use coating
■ Odourless and water based
Technical data
Approvals Internationally tested and approved Shelf life1) 12 Months
Opening:
• Clean the cables. The cables and cable supporting
structures must be dry and free from dust, grease or
oil, and installed in compliance with local building and Do not
electrical standards. • Dilute with water.
• Prepare the cable coating. Thoroughly mix the CFP-C • Apply to uninsulated cables.
E/CP 679A coating. Any separated water in the con-
tainer must also be mixed in. Do not add water. CFP-C
E/CP 679A should be applied at its original viscosity. Safety precautions
• Apply CFP-C E/CP 679A cable coating to all areas of • CFP-C E/CP 679A has no toxic additives and there-
the cables and cable run over the required length. CP fore only requires such measures as are to be adopt-
679A can be applied with conventional brush, roller or ed when applying paints.
with airless spraying equipment. It is advisable to use • Remove splashes arising during application immedi-
nozzle openings 0.58 to 0.63 mm or 0.023 to 0.025 ately with water.
inch. • Keep out of the reach of children.
• CFP-C E/CP 679A can also be applied in several thin- • Observe the material safety data sheet.
ner coats, each of them being allowed to dry before • Wear suitable gloves and eye protection.
recoating.
• A single coat can achieve a dry film thickness (DFT) Storage
of approx. 1.0 mm (0.04 in.). Please note that a 1.0 • Store only in the original packaging in a dry location
mm (0.04 in.) DFT is required to meet ABS (American protected from moisture.
Bureau of Shipping) and/or DNV (Det Norske Veritas) • Observe expiry date on bucket.
rules. • Store at room temperature, free from frost.
Coverage
• On bunched cables the coverage rate of CFP-C E/CP
679A will be approximately 1.7 kg per m2 (at 1.0 mm
DFT).
The above applications are not exhaustive. For further details please contact your local Hilti representative
CF125-50
Dispenser foam
Product description
CF 125-50 dispenser backing foam is a one compo-
nent ready-to-use polyurethane system, to be used
in conjunction with firestop sealants and intumescent
sealants.
Areas of application:
• Insulating and sealing doors and windows in fire
rated building elements.
• Backfilling around service penetrations prior to
being used as backing material for CP 601S, CP
606 and CP 611A Passive Fire Resistance sealants
and mastics.
• Tested in accordance with the criteria laid down in
BS476 Part 20.
Product features:
• Excellent adhesion
• Moisture cured Key applications & advantages
• Ozone friendly propellant ■ Insulating gaps around window frames, cooling equipment
and pipes, heating pipes, baths, wood floors, air-conditioning
equipment, air ducts
Base materials ■ High yield
Concrete, Masonry, Timber, Brickwork ■ Stop-and-go controlled dispensing
(Walls and floors > 100mm) ■ Insulating gaps around window frames, cooling equipment
and pipes, heating pipes, baths, wood floors, air-conditioning
equipment, air ducts
Recommendations
• Joint sides are to be sound, free from dust, oil or
grease.
• Base materials must be moistened with water to
aid adhesion and curing.
• Deep cavities to be filled in successive layers. En-
sure top surface of the preceding layer is sufficient-
ly nontacky before applying the next layer. Spray
individual layers with water.
• Remove spillage with CF-R1 cleaner before foam
cures. Once cured remove mechanically.
• Base material and ambient temperature to be 5OC
minimum.
CF125-50
Dispenser foam
Technical data
Foam yield (up to) 50 l
Colour Manila
Application Details
• Read and follow all instructions/warnings on can label. • When the work with the CF 125-50 foam system is
• The base material must be wet to enable optimal foam complete, close the trigger lock. A foam can must be
output volume and to prevent subsequent swelling. attached to the dispenser at all times.
• Shake can of CF 125-50 foam thoroughly before use • The surface of the base material must be free of dust
(minimum of 20 seconds). and grease.
• Remove the protective cap from the can. • To fill deep cavities apply foam in successive layers.
• The CF 125-50 Foam container can now be screwed Ensure the top surface of the preceding layer is
onto the CF DS1 dispenser. sufficiently non-tacky before applying the next layer.
• The foam can now be used adjusting the flow rate by When applying foam in layers, spray the individual
means of the flow adjustment screw at the rear of the layers with water.
• The foam will not blend to teflon, silicone or form work
dispenser.
release agent.
Safety precautions • After 20-40 minutes, once a skin has formed, gently
push back foam to required depth.
• Please refer to MSDS data sheet available as a down- Alternatively, wait until full cure and rake out or cut
load from the Technical Library on the Hilti web site at back foam to required depth.
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b = opening length in cm
Header orientation
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Opening
(m2 Cable load 0% load 10% cable load 30% cable load 60%
0.01 0 1 4 - - - - - - - - -
0.02 3 2 3 3 2 2 - - - - - -
0.04 6 2 1 5 2 1 5 2 1 - - -
0.05 8 2 2 8 2 1 7 4 1 - - -
0.1 16 4 2 18 3 2 15 3 2 12 4 2
0.2 32 7 3 31 6 3 23 6 3 20 5 3
0.4 65 15 6 63 13 6 51 14 5 36 9 4
0.5 80 19 8 76 16 7 64 13 5 40 11 4
0.6 96 23 9 90 20 8 74 16 7 52 12 6
0.8 128 29 11 118 26 10 92 20 8 66 13 6
1.0 160 36 13 148 32 12 119 25 10 78 18 8
1.2 182 47 15 169 39 13 136 31 11 86 24 9
1.4 215 54 16 201 48 15 164 38 12 109 31 10
1.6 257 61 18 232 55 16 189 43 12 120 36 10
1.8 298 68 21 278 61 19 218 48 15 136 41 12
Cushion CP651N-L CP651N-M CP651N-S CP651N-L CP651N-M CP651N-S CP651N-L CP651N-M CP651N-S CP651N-L CP651N-M CP651N-S
• Please note that cable/cable tray coating is not included in these consumption values
Note
• Required kg of CP 670 Fire Safety Coating based on a dry thickness of 0.77mm considering coating on either side.
• Required kg of CP 606 filler depending on number of cut edges, opening size, cable arrangement and number of
cable trays
• All consumption
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
The Fire resistance Directory utilizes an alpha-numeric numbering system: Basic number
system = ALPHA-ALPHA-NUMERIC
Through – Penetrations
The first letter represents The second letter(s) provide The four digit number EXAMPLE: CAJ1150
what is being penetrated: more information about the describes the penetrating
floor or wall: item(s):
F = FLOOR A = CONCRETE FLOORS 5 INCHES THICK 0000 – 0999 BLANK OPENINGS C = FLOOR OR WALL PENETRATION
W = WALLS OR LESS 1000 – 1999 METAL PIPE CONDUIT OR A = CONCRETE FLOORS 5” OR LESS
C = FLOORS OR WALLS (COMBINED) B = CONCRETE FLOORS GREATERE THAN TUBING J = CONCRETE OR MANSONRY
PRESENT TIME
Joint Systems
The first letters indentify the The third letter signifies the The four digit number EXAMPLE: HWD0042
type or joint: movement capabilities of the describes the nominal joint
joint system: width:
FF = FLOOR-TO-FLOOR S = NO MOVEMENT (STATIC) 0000 – 0999 LESS THAN OR HW = HEAD-OF-WALL
EQUAL TO 24”
EQUAL TO 6”
EQUAL TO 12”
Code References
Building Code Through Membrane Construction Joints Curtain Wall
(Year) Penetrations Penetrations
NFPA 70 300-21
National Electrical
Code
Building Regulations (England and Wales): Approved Document ‘B’ Fire Safety (2000 edi-
tion)
The requirements from Part B of Schedule 1 to the Build- These requirements are met if the building is divided into
ing compartments and all openings are suitably protect-
Regulations 1991: ed so that the overall integrity and insulation properties
of the original fire resisting element are maintained.
3. To inhibit the spread of fire within the building, it shall Compartment walls and floors are examples of such
be sub-divided with fire-resisting construction to an elements. The integrity of these elements in fire is a
extent appropriate to the size and intended use of the measure of their fire resistance. Insulation may also be
building. considered as part of their fire resistance.
Limits on application:
Alternative C: sleeving
11.9 A pipe of lead, aluminum, aluminum-alloy, fibre-ce-
ment or PVC, with a maximum internal diameter of 160
mm, may be used with a sleeving of non-combustible
pipe.
Re-inforcement firestopping
11.13 To prevent displacement, materials used for The firestopping needs to be supported if it is flexible
firestopping should be reinforced with (or supported by) or if a ridged firestopping gap is greater than 100mm,
materials of limited combustibility in the following cir- unless they have been shown by engineering design as-
cumstances: sessment that they meet this requirement or have been
s In all cases where the unsupported span is greater the subject of representative fire test results.
than 100 mm, and
s In any other case where non-rigid materials are used
(unless they have been shown to be satisfactory by
test).
HSA, HSA-BW, HSA-R2, HSA-R M6 0,20 0,18 0,14 0,10 IBMB Braunschweig 3215/229/12
M8 0,37 0,33 0,26 0,18
M10 0,87 0,75 0,58 0,46 Data valid for steel failure,
M12 1,69 1,26 1,10 0,84
M16 3,14 2,36 2,04 1,57
M20 4,90 3,68 3,19 2,45
HRD 8 / HRD 10 only shear 1,9 1,4 1,0 0.7 MFPA Leipzig GS 3.2/10-157-1
loads
DBZ M6/4,5 0,6 0,5 0,3 0,2 DIBt Berlin; ETA-06/0179 acc. Part 6
M6/35 Warrington fire
WF Report No 327804/A
HVU + HAS M8 1,5 0,8 0,8 0,4 IBMB Braunschweig UB- 3333/0891-1
M10 4,5 2,2 2,2 0,9
M12 10,0 3,5 3,5 1,0 Warrington fire
M16 15,0 5,0 5,0 3,0 WF Report No 327804/B
M20 25,0 9,0 9,0 5,0
HY 200 + HIT V (5.8) M8 1,20 0,45 0,24 0,17 IBMB Braunschweig 3501/676/12
M10 2,00 0,75 0,40 0,28 Loads for typical embedment depth, cracked concrete.
M12 3,00 1,80 0,89 0,59 For variable embedment depth and non-cracked concrete see
M16 6,20 2,55 1,29 0,86 test report.
M20 9,70 7,80 5,85 3,61
Warrington fire
WF Report No 327804/B
Commercial Bahrain Financial Harbour (Bahrain) Health Centre Sur (Oman) Atiyeh Hospital
Bahrain City Centre & Kempinski Hotel (Bah- (Iran)
rain) Bahrain Medical University (Bahrain) Laleh Hospital (Iran) Grand Naft Hospital (Iran)
Arcapita Bank Headquarters (Bahrain) American Hospital (UAE)
Office bldg for Ministry of Works and Housing
(Bahrain) Residential Abraj Al Lulu (Bahrain) Villamar @ Harbour
Hyper Panda Markets (KSA) Zuhair Fayiez (Bahrain)
Main Office (KSA) Al Turki Plaza Tower (KSA) Reef Island Development (Bahrain) King
Museum of Islamic Arts (Qatar) Dana Tower Palace in Sakhir (Bahrain)
(Qatar) 44 Storey Misnad Tower (Qatar) Canadian
Convention Centre (Qatar) French School Da- Embassy (Syria)
mascus (Syria) Presidential Office Damascus Aldiar - Fishermen Houses (Syria) Wave Mus-
(Syria) Salalah Mall (Oman) cat (Oman)
Royal Opera House (Oman) Maritime College Palladium (Lebanon) Behshahr Tower (Iran)
Sohar (Oman) Philharmonic Complex Seeb Nahid Tower (Iran)
(Oman) AUH (Lebanon) Index Tower Dubai (UAE)
Old Sooks (Lebanon) Platinum (Lebanon) Al Jaber Tower Dubai (UAE)
Metropolitan (Lebanon)
Abdali Boulevard Amman (Jordan) Formula Power & Water IWPP at Al Dur (Bahrain) Desalination Water
1 Race Track in Yas Island (UAE) Masdar Plant (Bahrain) MW Qurayyah Power Plant
Institute Of Science & Technology (UAE) Paris (KSA)
Sorbonne University (UAE) Al Jalamid Power plant & Substations (KSA)
Mirdiff City Center (UAE) Dubai Metro (UAE) Hawiyah Plant Expansion (KSA)
Festival Centre Dubai (UAE) Al Zeina Abu Khurais Field Development Project (KSA)
Dhabi (UAE) Marafiq Power & Water (KSA)
ADNEC Phase 2&3 Abu Dhabi (UAE) Ferrari Shouaiba SPP (KSA) PP10 Power Plant (KSA)
Theme Park (UAE) Qurayyah Power Plant & WIP (KSA) Shoqa-
iq WIPP Plant (KSA) Mesaieed Power Plant
Airport N.D.I.A (Qatar) (Qatar)
Mussannah Air Base (Oman) Dir Ali Power Plant (Syria) Rusayl Power Plant
Imam Khomeini International Airport (Iran) (Oman)
Persian Gulf International Airport (Iran) Dubai 450 kV Station Ksara (Lebanon) Damavand
International Airport (UAE) Gas Power plant (Iran)
Dubai Airport Expansion (UAE) Masjed Soleyman Hydro Power Plant
(Iran) Abbaspour Hydro Power Plant (Iran)
Bank CBQ Head office Tower (Qatar) Biblos Sanandaj Gas Power Plant (Iran)
Bank (Syria)
NBD Muscat (Oman) Arab Bank HQ (Jordan) Industrial RUF Factory (Bahrain) GPIC (Bahrain) Gate
Abu Dhabi Financial Center (UAE) Qatalum - Aluminium Smelter Plant (Qatar)
Hotel Marriot Executive Apartments (Bahrain) Q-Chem 2 (Qatar)
K-Hotel (Bahrain) Naserieh & Zaizoon P.P. Ext. (Syria) Al Jabber
Sofitel Hotel at Zallaq (Bahrain) La Cigale (Syria)
(Qatar) Ramak Tour Damascus (Syria) Sarcheshmeh
W- Hotel (Qatar) Cupper Complex (Iran) Khouzestan Steel
City Centre Phase -2 (Qatar) Complex (Iran) Sepahan Cement Factory
Four Seasons Hotel Damascus (Syria) Re- (Iran)
furbishment Of Muscat Sheraton (Oman) Mirza Kouchak Sugger Industry (Iran)
Rotana Park Hotel Abu Dhabi (UAE)
Crown Plaza Abu Dhabi (UAE) Oil & Gas KAYAN Offsites & Utilities (KSA) Ammonia
Fairmont Palm Hotel & Residences Dubai Plant at R Zour (KSA) DAP Plant at R Zour
(UAE) Atlantis Resort & Water Theme Park Yansab Offisites & Utilities (KSA)
(UAE) Chevron NCP Project (KSA)
Burj Dubai Lake Tower Hotel (UAE) Burj Khal- North Jeddah Bulk Plant-ARAMCO (KSA)
ifa (UAE) Petro Rabigh Plant (KSA)
Gas Plant - Karchaganak (Kazakhstan) Duhail
Hospital King Hamad General Hospital (Bahrain) Inter- & Muithar S/S - substations (Qatar) Gas to
nation al Medical Center (KSA) Liquid Plant - GTL (Qatar) Petrochemical LAB
King Faisal Hospital (KSA) King Fahad Hospi- (Syria)
tal (KSA) South Gas Station Froklos (Syria) Borzouyeh
King Fahad Specialist Hospital (KSA) Saudi Petrochemical Complex (Iran) Jam Petro-
German Hospital (KSA) chemical Complex (Iran) Doroud3 Petrochem-
King Faisal Speciality Hospital (KSA) DR. ical Complex (Iran) South Pars phase 9&10
Ghassan Najieb Pharon (KSA) Health Centre (Iran)
Sohar (Oman) Psychiatric Hospital Hamrat
(Oman)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
B1 D1 B2 D2 J1 A1 A2 F3 D4 E1 E2 A3 J2 F2 G1 J3 J4 H1 H2 A5 C1 C2 B3 D3
A4 F1 E3 E4 H3 H4
H5
B1, D1 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
B2, D2 120 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
J1 120 120 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
A1, A2, A4, F1 120 120 120 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
F3 120 120 120 120 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
D4 120 120 120 120 120 • 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120
E1, E2, E3, E4 120 120 120 120 120 120 • 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90
A3 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 • 90 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 60
J2 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 90 • 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 60
F2 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 90 90 • 60 60 60 60 60 60 60
G1 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 • 60 60 60 60 60 60
J3 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 • 60 60 60 60 60
J4 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 60 • 60 60 60 60
H1, H2, H3, H4, H5 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 • 60 60 60
A5 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 • 60 60
C1, C2 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 • 60
B3, D3 120 120 120 120 120 120 90 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 •
4.6.2 Where any occupancy-separating element is required, in terms of 4.6.1, such occupancy- separating element shall have a fire resistance of not less than
that given in table 4. Where, in terms of 4.4, a division-separating element is required, such division-separating element shall have a fire resistance of not less than that
given in table 5.
1 2
4.6.3 Any movement joint in a division-separating or occupancy-separating element shall have the same fire resistance rating as that required for the separating
element.
4.6.4 No combustible roof components shall penetrate the occupancy-separating elements or division-separating elements between occupancies and divisions.
4.32 Provision and maintenance of fire-fighting equipment, installations and fire protection systems
4.32.1 Any fire-fighting equipment, installations and fire protection systems in any building shall be so installed and maintained as to be ready for their purpose at
all times.
Regulations
T1 General Requirement
(1) Any building shall be so designed, constructed and equipped that in case of fire –
(a) the protection of occupants or users, including persons with disabilities, therein is ensured and that provision is made for the safe evacuation of such occu-
pants or users;
(b) the spread and intensity of such fire within such building and the spread of fire to any other building will be minimized;
(c) sufficient stability will be retained to ensure that such building will not endanger any other building: Provided that in the case of any multi-storey building no
major failure of the structural system shall occur;
(d) the generation and spread of smoke will be minimized or controlled to the greatest extent reasonably practicable; and
(e) adequate means of access, and equipment for detecting, fighting, controlling and extinguishing such fire, is provided.
(2) The requirements of subregulation (1) shall be deemed to be satisfied where the design, construction and equipment of any building complies with SANS
10400-T: Provided that where any local authority is of the opinion that such compliance would not comply with all the requirements of subregulation (1), such local
authority shall, in writing, notify the owner of the building of its reasons for its opinion and may require the owner to submit for approval a rational design prepared by
an approved competent person.
T2 Offences
(1) Any owner of any building who fails to –
(a) provide sufficient fire extinguishers to satisfy the requirements of subregulation T1(1)(e), or who installs fire extinguishers that do not comply with the rele-
vant South African national standard, or who fails to ensure that such fire extinguishers are installed, maintained and serviced in accordance with SANS 10105; or
(b) maintain any other provision made to satisfy the requirements of subregulation T1(1)(e), shall be guilty of an offence.
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Firestop Systems: Application Guide
To assist in what is required for Passive Fire Protection the Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) has set up guidelines for the Inspection of Passive Fire
Protection for Fire Risk Assessors. Extracts from this guide can be found below which would be relevant to the SA market as well.
5.1 General
If a fire separating element is to be effective, every joint or imperfection of fit, or opening to allow services to pass through the element, needs to be adequately protect-
ed by sealing or fire stopping so that the fire resistance of the element is not impaired. The provision of fire resisting walls, ceilings and floors forming escape routes
is most commonly compromised by the installation of penetrating services (pipes, cables, air handling equipment etc.) through the wall or floor. In new buildings, the
building Regulations address this by requiring the inclusion of suitable fire-stopping. However, this is often compromised by:
• Use of poor quality products. The ASFP recommend the use of third party certified products
• Poor quality/ lack of installation. The AFP recommend the use if third party certificated contractors
• Addition, removal or modification of penetrating services after the building is completed without correct reinstatement of the fire-stopping,
Because this usually occurs after the building control and handover process is complete, it is often not picked up because it is out of sight. Only a regular inspection
and maintenance regime will identify this. In some cases, it will be the fire risk assessor who will be the first person to discover and record this.
The assessor will need to ensure that any services penetrating walls or floors abutting escape routes are adequately sealed where they penetrate the wall or floor. He
should pay particular attention to penetration services above suspended ceilings where they might have been installed and not made good afterwards. The presence
of any through holes or gaps is not acceptable and these must be made good with appropriate tested/ certificated construction that is compatible with the existing
penetration seal.
There are a variety of proprietary materials and products used to seal penetrations including intumescent collars and wraps, fire-resisting mortars, coated mineral fibre
bats, fire-resisting pillows, etc. The fire risk assessor is not expected to be an expert in all of these, but he should be aware of the limitations of the generic material
types. The assessor should be particularly vigilant if he discovers the use of expanded foam as a penetration sealing material. Most of these are tested as narrow
linear gap seals and will not work in a large penetration seal. Further guidance is given in Annex G including guidance on PU foams.
Where air handling ducts pass through fire separating elements the integrity of those elements is maintained by using one of three basic methods:
The assessor must understand which method has been used to undertake his risk assessment. Where air handling systems pass through fire-resisting construction on
escape routes or compartments walls and floors forming escape routes, particular attention needs to be placed on the following:
A fire damper is a device which is installed at the point where the duct penetrated the compartment wall or floor. Fire dampers should be situated within the thickness
of the fire separating element and be securely fixed. The fire damper allows the ventilated air in normal conditions to pass through a duct, wall or partition. In a fire
situation it closes automatically to prevent the passage of fire for a stipulat ed time period.
Penetrating services will need to be supported either side of the wall or floor to ensure that in a fire any drooping or sagging of the service does not damage the
penetration seal and thus breach fire-resisting construction. Some types of penetration seal e.g. mineral fibre batt are more susceptible to damage by collapse of the
service than others e.g. fire-resisting mortars.
If the building has a discrete external façade, this can provide the potential for significant spread of fire up the face of the building. Several fires resulting in fatalities
have been exacerbated by fire spread up the outside of the building, but inside the rain screen cladding. These fires can then re-enter the building e.g. via windows.
Consequently, when assessing buildings with any applied rain screen or external cladding e.g. high rise offices or blocks of flats, particular attention should be given to
any rain screen or other external cladding system that has been applied to any facade that have been replaced.
It is unlikely that the fire risk assessor will be able to inspect this himself. Consequently, he should look at the recorded of the installation of the system provided by the
installer. If he is in any doubt, he may require the assistance of a specialist third party inspection organisation to determine whether there is adequate provision of rain
screen cavity barriers.
Mechanical and electrical services, by necessity, breach fire-resisting construction on escape routes and compartment walls and floors will allow the passage of smoke
and flame if not adequately fire-stopped. There is a wide range of products that are designed for use as fire-stopping and penetration seals. These include products
based upon mineral wool; high and low pressure intumescents, mortars, pillows filled with fire-resisting materials, plugs and blocks, elastomers, putties, foams and
mastics.
Evaluation of the fire resistance of fire-stopping and penetration seals has traditionally been undertaken by using ad-hoc procedures based on BS 476: Part22:1987 as
there was no dedicated British Standard for these. Increasingly, manufacturers are using the European standard EN 1366-3 for penetration seals and EN 1366-4 for
linear gap seals. The European standards are more rigorous and contain a wealth of guidance on how to test these products.
The crucial issues for fire-stopping are poor installation and/ or the breaching of fire-resisting construction on escape routes and fire compartmentation after installation
and handover. Unlike e.g. a fire door where any defective remedial work will normally be readily apparent and easily inspected, defects in fire-stopping and penetration
sealing often remain out of sight and consequently out of mind. The fire risk assessor in checking for the presence and condition of penetration seals in walls forming
escape routes will be able to at least perform a “first aid” check on service penetrations. However, to evaluated the condition of fire-stopping, inspection another than
in areas that are readily accessible, is unlikely to be an option and/ or too invasive.
The best solution for ensuring that fire-stopping is installed properly is to use third party certified contractors. These are required to use trained staff, whose compe-
tence has been evaluated and whose records are subject to audit by the certification body and whose work is subject to random inspection by qualified inspectors.
However, if in the course of his “first-aid” inspection if fire-stopping, the assessor discovers significant failings, he should ask for an appropriate survey from an inde-
pendent third party inspection organisation.
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