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The 3M 7000059391 is a flexible intumescent fire-sealing strip designed to block the passage of fire, smoke, and toxic gases through gaps in door frames and glazing assemblies. When exposed to elevated heat during a fire event, the strip expands and forms a rigid char that seals the air space, slowing the spread of flames and noxious combustion byproducts into adjacent areas. The strip ships in a 50-foot roll, measures 1/16 inch thick by 1/2 inch wide, and features a factory-applied adhesive backing for fast, tool-free installation on prepared surfaces. Fire-stop contractors, glaziers, and door hardware installers are the primary tradespeople who specify and apply this product.
This intumescent strip is applied to the air gap between door leaves and frames in fire-rated door assemblies, and to the perimeter of fire-resistant glazing installations. It is suited for both new construction and retrofit applications where passive fire protection is required. The adhesive backing allows direct application to metal, wood, or composite door frame substrates without mechanical fasteners. It is black in color and sized to fit standard fire-door rebate dimensions common in commercial and residential construction.
Designed as an OEM-style passive fire protection solution for fire-rated door frame assemblies and fire-resistant glazing installations where an intumescent seal strip is required by the door or glazing system manufacturer.
Installation is typically performed by fire-stop contractors, glaziers, or certified door hardware installers in accordance with the door or glazing system manufacturer's listed instructions and applicable fire code requirements. Clean and dry all substrate surfaces before applying the adhesive-backed strip to ensure full adhesion. Cut the strip to length with a utility knife and press firmly into the frame rebate or glazing channel. Consult the authority having jurisdiction and applicable building codes for inspection and documentation requirements on fire-rated assemblies.
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