Allproof Passive Fire Protection Products BRANZ Appraised

The BRANZ website explains that: “BRANZ Appraisals are robust, in-depth independent evaluations for building products and systems to be deemed fit for purpose and Building Code compliant.”

Allproof Passive Fire Products covered in the appraisal are:

Low Profile Fire Collars
Drop-in Fire Collars
Cast-in Fire Collars
Pipe Wraps

The BRANZ appraisal evaluates the product systems, testing methods, test performance, identification and supporting literature against the below Clauses from the NZBC:

Clause B2 DURABILITY: Performance B2.3.1 (b) 15 years and B2.3.2. Allproof Passive Fire Protection Products meet these requirements.
Clause C3 FIRE AFFECTING AREAS BEYOND THE FIRE SOURCE: Performance C3.6. Allproof Passive Fire Protection Products will contribute to meeting this requirement.
Clause F2 HAZARDOUS BUILDING MATERIALS: Performance F2.3.1. Allproof Passive Fire Protection Products meet this requirement and will not present a health hazard to people.

Allproof are pleased to confirm that their Passive Fire Protection product range meets and exceeds the requirements set out in the NZBC. This assessment can give installers, specifiers, Regulatory Bodies and the building occupiers confidence in the selection, consent process and reliance on Allproof Industries Passive Fire Protection Products.

Allproof's Passive Fire Protection BRANZ appraisal number is 1088. Click here to view the appraisal

Cast In Fire Collars

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Allproof Cast In Fire Collars are designed to reduce the labour content of passive fire rating plumbing pipe penetrations on concrete floors that are poured on site.

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Pre-Consumer Recycled Content

Seals penetraions for plastic plumbing services in the event of a fire
Prevents spread of fire and smoke
To be cast into solid masonry floors

All products are tested to AS1530.4 — 2005 and AS4072.1 — 2005
Allproof fire collar product and technical data BRANZ Appraised — Appraisal No. 1088 [2019]
The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:
- Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance C3.9
- Clause C4 Movement to place of safety: Performance C4.3

The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:

Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance C3.9
Clause C4 Movement to place of safety: Performance C4.3

BRANZ Appraised

Test Results

Fire Wraps

Allproof Industries

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Pipe wraps are designed to be installed in solid construction walls and floors and consist of a layer(s) of intumescent sealed in a polyethylene sleeve.

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Concrete, masonry and porous concrete wall constructions
Concrete floor construction
Plasterboard penetrations (with Fireband)

The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:

Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance C3.9
Clause C4 Movement to place of safety: Performance C4.3

All performance requirements stated by AS1530.4 - 2014 and AS4072.1 - 2005.

Allproof fire collar poduct and technical data Branz Appriased — Appraisal No. 1088 [2019]

BRANZ Appraised

Test Results

Fire Collars

Allproof Industries

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The low profile pipe collars are designed to be installed in concrete, brick or masonry fire rated walls and floors, and fire rated plasterboard walls.

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Pipe collars are designed to be exposed in a wall or floor application (i.e. face fixed). The collars should always be bolted to the underneath of the concrete floor. In wall situations one collar should be used on each exposed side of the fire rated wall.

Allproof fire collars are to be installed only as tested. Please refer to Fire collar literature for test results and install drawings on Allproof's website allproof.com.

Suitable for fitting to:

Concrete, masonry, brick walls.
Plasterboard walls
Concrete floors.
Hollow core construction floors

The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:

Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance C3.9
Clause C4 Movement to place of safety: Performance C4.3

All performance requirements stated by AS1530.4 - 2014 and AS4072.1 - 2005.

Allproof fire collar poduct and technical data Branz Appriased - Appraisal No. 1088 [2019] https://www.branz.co.nz/Appraisal/1088

BRANZ Appraised

Test Results

Drop In Fire Collars

Allproof Industries

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Allproof Drop in fire collars are made from galvanised steel and installed in conjuction with intumescent sealent.

NZ Made

NZ-Owned Business

Thin concrete floors (minimum 70mm)
Trapezoidal steel tray concrete floors
Can be retrofitted
Installed and fixed from top side of slab

The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:

Clause C3 Fire affecting areas beyond the fire source: Performance C3.9
Clause C4 Movement to place of safety: Performance C4.3

All performance requirements stated by AS1530.4 — 2014 and AS4072.1 — 2005.

Allproof fire collar product and technical data BRANZ Appraised — Appraisal No. 1088 [2019]

BRANZ Appraised

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