Hilti CP645 FireStop Insulated Fire Sleeve 34mm

Ready-to-use firestop sleeve made of mineral wool with intumescent additives.
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- Reclaim0113
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- Walls Floors Ceilings
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- Tools & Materials
About this product
Product code: #284693
Ready-to-use firestop sleeve made of mineral wool with intumescent additives.
A ready-to-use firestop sleeve made of mineral wool with intumescent additives
No preparatory work required - reducing installation time
Suitable for firestopping angled pipes
Sealing insulated metal pipes and combustible pipes from 13.5 to 168.3 mm in diameter in penetrations through fire compartment walls and floors
Sealing single cables up to 50 mm in diameter and bunched cables
Suitable for plasterboard and solid wall / floor and firestop seals made with CP 670
Specifications:
Base materials: Concrete
Pipe diameter - range: 32 - 36 mm
Outside diameter: 96 mm
Length: 300 mm
Product class: Ultimate
Application temperature range: 5 - 50 °C
Temperature resistance range: -40 - 100 °C
*Packaging on these products may be damaged or showing signs of wear and tear and may be reboxed but all products are in good working condition. These products are non-returnable and non-refundable and once they are gone they are gone.
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