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Please note, the order volume has been updated. This is due to package and minimum order quantities.
Please note, the order volume has been updated to. This is due to package and minimum order quantities.
Helping engineers create the future
One rebar connection at a time
Designing concrete-to-concrete connections successfully is at the forefront of current engineering design issues, and Hilti has worked hard to help mitigate frustration by crafting post-installed rebar solutions.
With the industry rapidly evolving, we are here to help empower engineers for the future with new technology, leading design software, and advice from our technical experts.
Industry leading rebar software
Design to code when you can, get creative with research-based methods when you can’t
Achieving faster, higher quality post-installed rebar design is easier than ever with the new Concrete-to-Concrete (C2C) design module in PROFIS Engingeering. This user-friendly, cloud based application can help designers create connections using higher quality products.
Design post-installed rebar for slab/wall extensions, structural joints, or concrete overlays using a variety of methods including ACI/CSA development lengths, lap splices and anchoring-to-concrete provisions. Verify shear resistance at the interface using ACI shear friction or go beyond model code using research-based methods.
First fire-resistant adhesive HIT-FP 700 R
The future of safer structures begins today with fire-resistant connections
As the consideration for the impact of fire on structural connections grows in the industry, engineers need help to provide solutions for their projects. HIT-FP 700-R is a fire-resistant inorganic adhesive anchor that provides engineers with a solution for their concrete-to-concrete connections to help increase building safety.
We've designed FP 700 to be easier to install without comprimising the building integrity to help ensure model code compliance and support rebar design for most fire-rated structural connections.
Education from the experts
Be one of the first to understand and apply new Acceptance Criteria 58 (AC 58) design and testing changes
The International Code Council (ICC) acceptance criteria that defines the testing method for post-installed mechanical and adhesive anchors into masonry has been upgraded.
The revision of the Acceptance Criteria for post-installed anchors into masonry results in a change in testing and design method, allowing engineers to design Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) for their post-installed connections to masonry.
The good news is, Hilti is prepared to help you through the changes:
- Transition your designs to the new LRFD calculations with our PROFIS Engineering masonry module
- Help keep your project compliant with Hilti's HIT-HY 270 and HIT-HY 200V3 adhesives, which have been tested to the new AC 58
- New technical data for fully grouted, partially grouted, and hollow concrete masonry units (CMU) and brick
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