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Seismic Testing of Fire Stopping Products
Download The Full Article Here Introduction It feels like yesterday, but most of us remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when
March 11, 2022
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Passive Fire Stopping for
Concrete Floor Systems
Concrete slabs are the most common type of fire rated floor used in the Australian building industry due to their inherent strength and fire-resistant properties.
This page lists the tested passive fire penetration systems currently available to maintain the fire resistance level (FRL) of service penetrations through concrete floors systems with both cast-in options as well as retro-fit systems for core holes and larger openings.
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We have a wide range of resources available for every product and system to ensure that you’re choosing the right fire stopping solution for your needs.
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FRL Tables, installation instructions, benefits, applications, and more are all available in our comprehensive manuals, for all systems and products.
Passive Fire Stopping Systems for
Concrete Floor Systems
Retrofit solution ideal for
PVC Pipes ranging 50mm to 150mm
Cast-in fire-stopping solutions for floor waste
applications, with approvals up to 4 hours across
a huge range of common pipe types and sizes.
Fire-rated acrylic sealant perfect fire-stopping
for metal pipes and electrical cables/tray
Penetration protection with
FyrePLUG Fire-rated pillows
Australian Made special cement-based mixture
formulated specifically for fire rating applications,
Tested in numerous configurations and with a multitude
of service penetration types providing FRLs up to -/240/240
(system dependent)
Penetration protection for copper
pipes in floors and walls with TWRAP
Penetration protection for cable
trays in floors with TWRAP
Penetration protection with FyreBATT
Quicker installation option for wrapping
large metal pipes. FRLs up to -/120/120
for large metal pipes
High-performance fire-rated board
for floor and wall penetrations
on either side of the slab
High-performance fire-rated board
for floor and wall penetrations
on either side of the slab
Intumescent lined system designed to prevent
the spread of fire through service penetrations.
Allows multiple and mixed services to pass through
one opening, eliminating the need for 200mm
separation between adjacent service.
Provides a full range of solutions for use in both
stack pipe and floor waste applications,
with up to 4 hours across a huge range'
of common pipes types and sizes.
Small retrofit collar for plastic
services like conduits and PEX
Intumescent sealant for cables and small pipes
Resources
We’re proud to be making passive fire protection easier every single day. Our extensive range of resources have been written, developed, or sourced by Trafalgar Fire’s experienced team of passive fire professionals to help you better understand our systems, products, and the passive fire industry as a whole.
Check out the latest installation and product videos, articles, and case studies for Concrete Floor Systems.
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Fire Rated Joints in Walls and Floors
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Understanding Passive Fire Protection Systems
The most basic way to understand passive fire protection is that we install on-site in the same manner that a successfully fire-tested SYSTEM was installed.
October 7, 2022
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What On Earth Is Going On With Passive Fire Protection?
Everyone knows things are changing but no one seems to know why. I am being asked more frequently, in fact, several times each day, especially
January 4, 2019
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Seismic Testing of Fire Stopping Products
March 11, 2022
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Download The Full Article Here Introduction It feels like yesterday, but most of us remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when
March 16, 2020
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Trafalgar’s technical team met with the builder’s Quality Assurance Manager and the mechanical contractor and discussed potential options, with the FyreBOX Cast-In being proposed as
