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Permissible Variations

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There are instances in Passive Fire construction where a tested fire stopping system can be applied to onsite variations through the Test Standard AS1530.4 – Section 10.12 Permissible Variations. This section is commonly used for applying fire stopping test results to separating elements and metal pipe penetrations within the limitations of the standard. Using permissible […]

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There are instances in Passive Fire construction where a tested fire stopping system can be applied to onsite variations through the Test Standard AS1530.4 – Section 10.12 Permissible Variations. This section is commonly used for applying fire stopping test results to separating elements and metal pipe penetrations within the limitations of the standard. Using permissible

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Allproof Industries are continuously developing their range of passive fire protection products and this is predominantly done by regularly achieving new test results.

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Allproof Industries are continuously developing their range of passive fire protection products and this is predominantly done by regularly achieving new test results.

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