Cast-in Devices in Metal Deck
Designed to be installed before the steel deck is cut, cast-in firestop metal deck sleeves give you a higher-productivity solution for sealing around pipe/conduit penetrations through concrete over metal deck
Designed to be installed before the steel deck is cut, cast-in firestop metal deck sleeves give you a higher-productivity solution for sealing around pipe/conduit penetrations through concrete over metal deck
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Firestop cast-in made simple
Cast-in devices for metal deck CFS-CID MD
Creating an opening to run pipes and conduits is easier than ever with the new Hilti Cast-in Device for Metal Deck. Lose the torch, firewatch, and extra steps - simply place your device on a flat platform and cut deck.
Three easy steps to increase productivity and reduce labor costs
Step One
Set platform in deck
Step Two
Set device on platform
Step Three
Post-concrete coring
Cast-in System Components
Platforms
- Material - 20 ga steel galvanized sheet metal
- Dimensions - 12" L x 7" W
- Mold and mildew resistant
- Base material - W3" and W2" metal floor decking
Hole Saws
- Dimensions - OD (size of cut)
- Quick insert reature
- Carbide teeth technology
- Base material - metal
Shafts
- Dimensions - 450 mm long
- Quick insert technology
- Connection end - TE-C (SDS Plus) and TE-Y (SDS Max)
Hilti firestop cast-in for metal deck vs. standard methods
Applications
- Opening creation in corrugated metal deck slabs to run pipes or conduits
- Designed to work in composite W3 and W2 floor decks for a wide number of manufacturers
- Sealing combustible and non-combustible penetrations
- For slab thicknesses from 2.5” up to 6” from top of the deck
- Concrete floor assemblies rated up to 3 hours
Advantages
- Peace of mind — cast-in devices help remove scope for errors compared to traditional methods
- Creates an opening with the firestop already included — no coming back for firestopping required
- Integrated moisture and smoke seal — no additional backfilling required
- Steel deck reinforcement or additional shoring may not be needed to support the steel deck as a form during the construction phase
- Deck is cut after concrete is cured and unlikely interfere with reinforcement
- No need of torches, plasma cutters or core rigs to perform the penetrations
