100mm Maxi Pipe Collar
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Part Number: BMRFC250
The MaxiCollarTM offers a new and innovative high-performance design to improve fire resistance levels and simple installation.
With its unique construction of multi-layered intumescence and directional expansion, the MaxiCollarTM can offer up to 4hrs fire rating to plastic pipes through:
MaxiCollarsTM set new standards in the use of retrofit pipe collars.
With a unique design and advanced intumescent technology, MaxiCollarsTM provide one of the highest expansion rates available on pipe collars, providing maximum seal protection against fire and smoke.
Coupled with a unique profile of only 40mm depth, MaxiCollarsTM are the best choice for tight fitting areas or closely installed pipes.
Suited to both walls and floors, MaxiCollarsTM can be installed on the following structures:
Suited to a wide range of combustible pipes, MaxiCollarsTM have been tested on uPVC, Polypropylene (PP) and Polyethylene (PE) in both capped and uncapped scenarios . MaxiCollarsTM contain no fusible links or mechanical part s , giving a guarantee of activation in a fire situation .
MaxiCollarsTM are designed to be bolted to the underneath of the concrete floor or surface mounted to walls. In wall situations one collar should be used on the outside of each face of the fire rated wall.
To fit the collar, open the collar by folding back the latching tab and sliding the collar ends apart. Wrap around the pipe and re - insert the fixing tab to close the collar. Fold back the tab to securely lock in place.
Mark the holes to be drilled at each tab onto the wall or floor and drill as required. Ensure only all - steel mechanical fixings are used – plastic or composite / alloy fasteners must not be used.
Gaps around pipe penetrations can be sealed with FireMastic - 300 fire rated sealant.