The Hilti Group

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Hilti – a worldwide presence

● Founded in 1941 in Schaan,

Principality of Liechtenstein
● One of the global leading
companies in providing products,
systems and services to
construction professionals
● Located in more than 120 countries
on five continents
● More than 21,000 employees
● More than 50 nationalities at Group
Headquarters in Schaan

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 Anchoring System

Innovatio
n

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 Fastened Part

Fastened Element

Base Material

Anchor / Fastener

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What does an anchor do?
• Anchors transfer the loads into the base material (e.g. columns)
• The loads can be constant (static: e.g. proper weight and dead loads) or
can vary (dynamic: e.g. machines and ventilators) during lifetime

Base
material
V
N G2: weight of part
to be fixed

G1: weight of steel beam

• Anchors are able to transfer high loads in tension N and shear V

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Application examples
Column Fastening

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Application examples
Beam/Corbel Fastening

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Application examples
Equipment Fastening

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What is a chemical anchor?
Combination of mortar and element (threaded rod or rebar)
Advantages:
• Big load range and excellent load
performance
• Fixations to a big variety of base material
(injection)
• Possibility for small edge distances and
anchor spacing
• Great flexibility: big variety of elements,
sizes, corrosion protection etc

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Two types of chemical anchors
Injection type Foil capsule type

Foil capsule

Glass capsule

Benefits: Benefits:
- Individual adaptation of amount of - Pre-portioned, no remnants
mortar to in-situ reality - Better performance
- Great flexibility - Not so sensitive (foil capsules only)

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Different types of mechanical anchors

Undercut Advantages:

• Big load range, excellent load performance

• Immediate loading
Expansion
: Male type
• Small sensitivity to humidity and
bore hole cleaning
Expansion
Female • No legal restrictions as for chemical anchors
type
• Unlimited shelf time

Screw type • Great flexibility of types and corrosion

protection

Plastic

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The 3 Working Principles - Definition
Friction Keying Bonding

The anchor expands At a certain point Bonding occurs

into the concrete and the anchor has a with chemical
is kept by friction bigger diameter anchors; a micro
then the borehole keying effect keeps
itself the element in the
borehole

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 Additional resources

Profis Software FTM Manuals

Complete technical
information per anchor

• Features and benefits

• Setting instructions
• Application examples
• Technical data
• Approvals and reports
• Project references
• Anchors’ selectors

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Rebar….Simply
Connected

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What is the meaning of Rebaring?

Rebaring is mainly using steel bars in

concrete work, where they post installed bars
in different diameters and embedment depths.

Post-installed rebars are usually used for

concrete to concrete connections,
connecting a new concrete structure to
an existing concrete structure.

Major application opportunities are in

renovation projects and new buildings.

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Rebar Applications

Vertical connections Major structural repair

columns Bridge upgrading
Bridge parapet renovation

Retaining walls Structural connections

Diaphragm/pile walls Water barrier extension
staircases

Floor slab connection Cantilever connections

Temporary openings Balconies
(cranes) Landings

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Vertical connections
Columns
Walls

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Floor slab connection

Temporary openings
(cranes)

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Cantilever connections
Balconies
Landings

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Major structural repair

Bridge upgrading
Bridge parapet renovation
Jacketing works

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Structural connections
Water barrier extension
Bridge extension
Staircases

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Rebar Applications

Application examples

Retaining walls
Diaphragm/pile walls

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 HILTI HIT Products

HIT-RE500

HIT-HY150

HIT-MM PLUS

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Rebaring Anchoring
HIT-RE 500 + rebar / HIT-HY 150 + rebar/ HIT-HY 150max + rebar
as REBAR Application HIT-RE 500 + rebar / HIT-HY 150 + rebar/ HIT-HY 150max + rebar
(post-installed connection) HIT-RE 500 + HAS / HIT-HY 150 + HAS/ HIT-HY 150max + HAS

as ANCHOR Application

Situation:
Additional Load F due to new Situation:
balconies has somehow to be Additional Load F due to new
transferred into the existing balconies is directly transferred
into concrete
concrete structure
Connection is based on CC-
Connection with existing rebar is Method (Concrete Capacity)
done with HIT System
 only local disturbances to the
 structural change to existing concrete due to load
building has been done

anchor with HIT System

post-installed
reinforcement
with HIT System
new balconies made of steel

new balconies made of

reinforced concrete

BE AWARE THAT THE LOAD

DISTRIBUTION LIKE THIS (1/4
F to each anchor) ONLY
WORKS IF THERE IS NO GAP
rough surface at connection BETWEEN ANCHOR AND
BASEPLATE; CLOSE
point for load transfer through
ANNULAR GAPS WITH HIT
friction!
SYSTEM!!!

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 What is a rebar? What is an anchor?

• Rebar is connecting two concrete • Steel element to concrete connection

elements by means of reinforcing
bars
• • Elements with the shortest possible
Minimum Embedment Depth 10Ø
anchoring depth
• Edge and spacing distances are
• with relatively large spacing and edge
small in most cases
distance

• • Depend on the tension of concrete and

Quite often the structural engineer
wants to utilize the yield stress of make cone failure
bar
• The designer is analyzing the • Normally the loads are relatively small
structural load flow and the global compared with other loads on the
equilibrium structure and do not influence the
design of the structure

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Stone Cladding
Systems

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The Result:
•Natural Building stone is
chosen as building's
cladding material because of
its:
Safe and secured

Beauty

Low maintenance and

flexible
Resistance to the effects
of weather

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Systems
Support & restraint anchor system (Z-Bracket
System)

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Systems
Support & Restraint Anchor System
(M-Bracket System)

M-Bracket
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Systems
TECHNIK ENGINEERING INDUSRTIES specializes in producing
standard types of fixings. The most commonly manufactured systems
are:

Load bearing angle & restraint anchor system

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Systems
Support & Restraint Channel System

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 Passive Fire Protection
Firestop System

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 Firestop System:
a specific construction consisting of fire-rated
wall or floor assembly, a penetrating item or
items passing through an opining in the
assembly, and the materials designed to help
prevent the spread of fire through the
openings

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Passive Protection Measures

• Passive Measures are fixed building elements , they contain the fire and
absorb its energy by their inherent properties (for a specified time period).

• Passive Measures do not require external energy sources.

• Passive Measures do not require regular maintenance by qualified

Engineers.

Passive Measures need routine inspections to ensure there

are no alterations caused by new installations.

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Passive Protection Measures

1- FIRE RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS:

Walls, Floors, Ceilings, Columns, Beams, Partitions, Steelwork.

2- FIRE RESISTANT COMPARTMENTS

3- FIRE RESISTANT SERVICE ELEMENTS

Doors, Shutters, Windows, Dampers, Ductworks, …

4- THROUGH-PENETRATION FIRESTOP SYSTEMS

5- BUILDING JOINTS FIRE RESISTENCE SYSTEMS

6- FIRE RETARDANT COATINGS

7- SELECTION OF BUILDING MATERIALS

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Goal of Fire Regulations

Individual House Public Building Industrial Building

Low High

Building / Firestop regulations:

 .. depend on the size of the construction
 .. are more stringent for public and industrial buildings.

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Compartmentation

Fire walls Fire floors

Fire rated walls and floors should have fire resistance rating

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Compartmentation

Fire compartments are necessary to:

 Contain smoke and fire
 Minimise or reduce the risk of loss of
occupants and property if a fire occurs
 Protect escape routes
 Aid in the attempt to extinguish a fire

Openings in fire-resistant walls and floors

represent risk areas:
 If a fire is to be contained within a designed
compartment, it is necessary to protect any
openings in the fire separating elements.

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Weak Points In Fire-Compartments
Open Joints

Open Pipe /AC Duct Penetration Cable Trays

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 A P P L I C A T I O N F I E L D:

JOINTS

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 Joint Summary

1 Wall to Wall
   

   2 Top of Wall
 

3 Curtain Wall
   

4 Floor to Floor
   

5 Floor to Wall
   

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Application overview:
Movement joint floor / wall Wall / Floor Joints

Top of wall application

Curtain wall

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Sealing Of Joints

Elastic FS Sealant
CP 601S
Expansion joints &
stretched
connection joints

Intum. Joint Filler

Rigid or low CP 606
movement joints

FS Joint Spray
Top-of-wall / CP 672
curtain-wall
applications

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CP 606 Fire Resistant Joint Filler
Firestop acrylic filler
Areas of applications:

 Rigid and low movement joints
 Suitable for joints up to 30 mm
l Sealing drywall partition connections

Advantages:

 Silicone free
 Paintable
 Simple use and application
 Smoke, gas and water tight
 Easily cleaned up with water
 Excellent acoustic insulation

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CP 601S - Elastic Firestop Sealant

Firestop silicone sealant

Applications:

 Expansion joints in floors and walls
 Suitable for large joints up to 100mm
 Soffit joints
 Sealing fire-rated doors and windows

Advantages:

 Simple use and application
 Good adhesion without use of primer
 Smoke, gas and water tight
 Excellent movement capacity +/- 25%
 UV resistance
 Age tested for 30 years
 acoustically tested

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CP 672 Speed Spray

Applications:

 Edge of slab / Curtain Wall
 Head of Wall / Top of Wall / Soffit joint
 Floor to Floor

Advantages:

 Speed Spray
 Maximum movement capabilities – approx 50% EP 2510
 Dries Fast – Full cure 3 – 5 days Airless Sprayer
 Durable Membrane – Resists cracking
 Safe – Contains no toxic materials
 Easy to Clean – Water based formula
 Seismic Testing – Class II and III cycle test
Tested in accordance with:
 UL 2079
 ASTM E 1399
 ASTM E 84

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 HILTI MECHANICAL INSTALLATION SYSTEM

SIMPLE, FLEXIBLE, AND STRONG

INSTALLATION SYSTEMS

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Our product

 Channel installation

 Pipe ring installation

 Sliding components

 Fixed points

 Air duct installation

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Where can HILTI Mechanical Installation
System
Be used?
 Hotels
 Malls
 Hospitals
 Banks
 Factories
 Towers
 Offices
 Power Stations

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Why HILTI Not Other Brand?

 Welding Free

 Time Saving

 Engineering Work

 Maintenance Easiness

 Innovative Solutions

 No parts to be lost

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