Introducing Intex™ Fire Protect, a brand new, pioneering product set to change the industry.
This month, we witnessed the launch of a pioneering new product, setting a new standard for masonry support.
ACS Stainless Steel Fixings (ACS) has introduced Intex™ Fire Protect to the market, a product which will reduce install time and help to create safer and more sustainable structures.
Intex™ is the first combined masonry support system combining four critical components in one easy-to-fit design – meaning it is over 40% faster to install, reducing congestion by to 60% and providing rock solid reliability. It is something that ACS has invested heavily in through its commitment to help the sector create safer buildings.
Intex™ is a patented design combining wall tie, masonry support and cavity tray in one, with an added open state fire barrier mechanically fixed to the cavity tray for exceptional fire protection. It is a revolutionary and game changing system which brings peace of mind to everyone involved on a construction project – from installers to architects, main contractors to warranty providers. It helps to eliminate a host of problems that can lurk between masonry panels and the internal structure.
Speaking at its launch, ACS’ Paul Ruding said: “Intex™ is a revolutionary and game changing system which brings peace of mind to everyone involved on a construction project – from installers to architects, main contractors to warranty providers. It helps to eliminate a host of problems that can lurk between masonry panels and the internal structure.
“We have invested heavily in the creation of this product, giving complete peace of mind to those seeking to create safer and more sustainable structures.”
Intex™ has undertaken fire testing at Warrington Fire and achieved a test value of over 120 minutes integrity and over 90 minutes insulation.
For more information about Intex™ please visit https://acsstainless.co.uk/landing_page/intex-4-in-1-masonry-support-system%20%20and%20%203-in1 or drop them a line on 0844 850 0860 to discuss further.
