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Learn about Hilti's direct fastening, screw fastening, and stud fastening technology for connecting to various base materials. This technical guide includes technical data and design information needed for general fastening to concrete, masonry, or steel, ceiling fastening systems, grating and checkerplate fastening systems, metal deck fastening systems, and screw fastening systems.
Discover Hilti's portfolio of anchoring solutions available for a multitude of base materials including concrete and masonry. This technical guide provides design guidance and technical data for Hilti's complete anchoring product portfolio including; adhesive anchoring systems and mechanical anchoring systems for connecting to concrete and masonry and gypsum anchoring application
Learn about Hilti's MT Modular Support System portfolio and how it can assist with developing your unique structural or nonstructural application. This technical guide includes the technical data for our MT profiles, connectors, and media fixation for a variety of applications to help you complete your modular support system project.
Hilti's Firestop Selector online tool helps you determine the right firestopping solution for your unique joint and/or penetration applications based on your specific project conditions. Search more than 1,550 trusted firestop systems using our direct search, advanced search, or guided search options.
The Post-installed Reinforcing Bar Design Guide is a comprehensive technical supplement supporting the design of post-installed reinforcement utilizing the ACI 318 development length provisions for spliced length connections or for shear friction connections and guidance on alternative research based design methods. This design guide supports the understanding of proper installation with a step-by-step walk through of deep embedent installation of rebar and also contains design examples and sample specifications.
Learn more about how to design post-installed reinforcing bar for fire-rated concrete-to-conrete connections with the Hilti Post-Installed Reinforcing in Fire Conditions Design Guide. This design guide provides technical data for HIT-FP 700 R and HIT-RE 500 V3 for use in fire-rated concrete construction, a walk through of the design method for designing post-installed rebar in fire-rated concrete connections, and design examples.
The Hilti Post-installed Anchors in Masonry Design guide provides design guidance and technical data for Hilti mechanical and adhesive anchors tested to the updated AC58 and AC01 for connecting to concrete masonry units and brick. This guide provides simplfied design tables, technical data for Hilti's anchoring portfolio for connecting to masonry, design examples and best practices to support your design for your application.
A supplement to Hilti's Direct Fastening Technical guide, Hilti's Steel Deck Fastening supplement supports the understanding and design of our mechanical fastening portfolio for steel deck attachment to bar joist and structural steel base materials. This guide provides technical data and design guidance using Hilti mechanical fasteners, discusses proper fastener selection and installation using Hilti tools and provides design examples to support the design of the application.
Hilti post-installed mechanical anchors and single point cast-in-place anchors are a common, cost effective methods for the seismic bracing of sprinkler pipes per NFPA-13. The Hilti Mechanical Anchor for Seimic Bracing technical guide provides pre-calculated tables showing the maximum horizontal pipe loads paired with common seismic hinge connector pryouts, including the Hilti MQS-LP-L 1/2" and Hilti MQS-LP-T 1/2" seismic hinge connectors.
This technical supplement provides technical data including allowable loads, required installation torque, and general product dimensions for our most common components utilized when constructing strut support systems, such as trapezes. These components include saddle nuts, strut clamps, beam clamps, connectors, couplers, and more.
Hilti Pipe Shoes are devices that support and guide piping, which can expand or contract due to changes in temperature or pressure. The technical supplement provides loading for Allowable Strength Design (ASD), Strength Design (LRFD), and Limit States Design (LSD) for various pipe shoe configurations, as well as, beam connectors, and fixpoint connectors.
Discover Hilti's Modular Support Systems components that can be utilized for the construction of an elevator divider beam. This supplement provides technical data including material specifications, corrosion protection, and loading tables for various connectors that can be used in conjunction with our MT girder portfolio to construct an elevator divider beam.
The Hilti Corrosion Handbook provides general awareness of corrosion and the impact on connections. The guide also covers the comprehensive labroratory and field-based tests our products are subjected to in order to help offer the right solution with the most suitable corrosion protection for your application.
The Hilti cast-in Anchor Channel Fastening Guide is a comprehensive technical supplement supporting the design, specification and installation of Hilti's cast-in channel portfolio for multiple applications including; curtain wall faade attachment, overhead grid attachment, elevator guide rail attachment, and more. The design guide provides support on the anchor channel design code for standard anchor channel elements and specialty anchor channel elements. Additionally, the guide provides best practices, installation instructions, potential field fixes, and design examples.
The Hilti Cast-in Inverted Anchor Channel is an ideal cost-effective solution for fastening window and door slabs to concrete with out the need for drilling. This design guide provides technical data and design information for the HAC-TU cast-in channel system.
Hilti's Technical Manual for Screw Fastening solutions can help you identify the appropriate screw for your application. Whether you are screwing drywall boards to metal, drywall to wood, cement boards to metal, or other interior/exterior framing applications, this technical manual provides an overview of the proper screws for your application. The manual also reviews the different features of interior finishing screws including head shapes, drill points, bit types, thread selection and more.
The PROFIS Engineering Anchoring-to-concrete design module allows you to design Hilti adhesive and mechanical anchors for connecting to cracked and uncracked concrete. This design guide defines the parameters of the anchorage calculations of ACI 318-14 Chapter 17 and walks through the equations for an attachment to concrete using post-installed Hilti anchors
This guide provides design support for Hilti's mechanical screw and power actuated fasteners for bare or concrete-filled metal deck attachment to steel joist or beam base materials for roof or floor deck application. The design guide provides design examples of simulated roof and floor deck attachment design using the software using the standards of AISI S100, AISI S310, and SDI DDM04.
I've been thinking of adding glue ins to my repertoire and assembling some gear to practice. Any recommendations on manual hole blowers? I found a Hilti one for $80 and if I have to make the investment I suppose I will. Just seeing what the options are.
I went with the Red Head BP-10 Angus recommends- can't argue with that logic!! I found it for under $20 online at Grainger. Searching by model number gave me a good handful of options. Thanks for the recommendations, all!
I tried the $50 blow pump from Dewalt. Worked ok besides being huge and the tube was always in the way. It broke after about a hundred holes.I then used a $5 ball pump. That worked better and got more dust out of the hole and didnt get in the way as much. That broke after 25 holes. I now used caned air (dust off etc). Way better! Much more effective at getting dust out of the hole and you can use it one handed. One can cleans 20 to 30 1/2" holes.
The Hilti blow pump is a good bet. Single action pump but the pressure is solid and the plastic pipe rigid unlike other pumps where it is floppy - pain directing that into a hole!
Bit of smart rigging so it hangs nicely on a lanyard.
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Disclaimer: my business.
The glue that I use is appropriate for wet locations, you can even use it under water, so the whole "no spit in the hole" doesnt matter at all. Does the Hilte RE500 not work in wet locations? I've always wondered why people were concerned about this. Just buy 3 feet of 3/8 tubing from home depot and put a string on it. Cost you like $2.
I have been looking at a CO2 pump for inflating bicycle tires or a drain gun with a modded nozzle. It seems to have the benefits of being compact and power, like the keyboard cleaner, but it reusable. Has anyone played around with this idea?
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Hmm, seems like a good idea. I am sure it would be very effective. I expect the PSI would be higher than the keyboard cleaner. I guess the metrics that we should measure a good pump would be effectiveness (PSI?), ease of use, and cost per hole?
+1 on the silicone tube. It allows you to blow from the deepest part of the hole. Used a compressed air can before with a straw, but that didn't work as well. Just be aware you can get a face full of rock dust when you blow.
Never was a fan of the blow tube even in the hand drilling days. The Hilti bulb puffer is great for smaller holes, but for deeper (100mm) holes i love the Hilti pump. I also use it to pump my non self inflating pad when car camping.
I use a piece of flexible refrigerator supply line under extreme duress to frantically clear a hole while doing what could be described as "a yoga pose on potato chips" over the looming void, which venturing into, would probably necessitate a rather expedient, costly, and unwanted helicopter ride.
The best bolt hole I ever cleaned was with a hole brush and canned air. The worst bolt hole I ever cleaned was with a lie....