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The 3M 7100138825 Fire Barrier Cast-In Device 2MCID is an intumescent firestop device engineered to seal 2-inch metallic penetrations through fire-rated concrete floor assemblies. The device mounts directly to the concrete formwork before the slab is poured, creating a formed opening that accommodates mechanical, electrical, or plumbing penetrants once the concrete has cured and forms are stripped. The intumescent material expands under heat, sealing the annular space around the pipe to help contain the spread of fire and combustion gases. Rated for up to 3-hour fire protection, it is used by plumbers, electricians, and mechanical contractors working in commercial or multi-story construction where code-compliant through-penetration firestop systems are required.
This cast-in device is intended for fire-rated concrete floor assemblies in commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential construction. It is suited for installations where metallic pipe, conduit, or similar 2-inch penetrants pass vertically through a concrete slab. The device is positioned and fastened to the form deck prior to the concrete pour, so no core drilling or after-the-fact sleeve installation is required. Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing trades working to IBC or local fire-code requirements rely on this approach to achieve rated through-penetration assemblies with minimal field labor.
Designed for use with 2-inch metallic pipe penetrations through fire-rated concrete floor assemblies in code-compliant through-penetration firestop applications.
Installation is performed by mechanical, electrical, or plumbing contractors prior to the concrete pour. Secure the device firmly to the form deck at the intended penetration location before concrete is placed. After the slab has fully cured and forms are removed, route the pipe or conduit through the formed opening. Verify the completed assembly meets the applicable fire-resistance rating requirements of the local authority having jurisdiction and reference the manufacturer published listing for the specific penetrant type and assembly configuration.
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