ConSpec Associates, Inc.
CINTEC FIRE-RATED WALL TIES USED
AS ALTERNATE TO ADHESIVE WALL
TIES IN NEW YORK CITY
REF: NYC Buildings Bulletin 2012-007
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dob/downloads/bldgs_bulletins/bb_2012-007.pdf
NYC Buildings Bulletin 2012-007
Cintec ties are inserted in predrilled and water flushed holes which eliminates repetitive
air “flush and brush” process for adhesive anchors. Water rinse assures holes are
cleaned from the back of the hole not typical with hand held blowers.
Cintec wall ties are supplied to the project along with a cementitious grout compatible
with masonry construction.
Cintec wall ties are wetted and placed in the predrilled hole waiting for injection.
Wide shot of previous slide showing layout.
One trained installer showing his co-worker how easy the process is.
Co-worker learns quickly.
Cintec wall tie is placed in predrilled hole (see over hardhat) and is pushed into proper
position (recess) with injection nozzle.
Face of holes were wiped/rinsed with a yellow construction sponge for training purposed
when used on/in aesthetic stone surfaces since this application did not require.
Why Cintec Wall Ties
• Cementitious “fire resistant” alternative to
resin anchors
•Cintec anchors can be designed for
significant tensile and shear loading
• Hole preparation time reduced dramatically
with better and cleaner results for the
contractor and the engineer
• Complete training and installation of 60
anchors on project took 3 hours – with holes
predrilled, installation took just over 1 hour
on rope scaffolding
• Easy installation and cleanup
• No waste

Cint wall tie_installation

  • 1.
    ConSpec Associates, Inc. CINTECFIRE-RATED WALL TIES USED AS ALTERNATE TO ADHESIVE WALL TIES IN NEW YORK CITY REF: NYC Buildings Bulletin 2012-007
  • 2.
  • 3.
    Cintec ties areinserted in predrilled and water flushed holes which eliminates repetitive air “flush and brush” process for adhesive anchors. Water rinse assures holes are cleaned from the back of the hole not typical with hand held blowers.
  • 4.
    Cintec wall tiesare supplied to the project along with a cementitious grout compatible with masonry construction.
  • 5.
    Cintec wall tiesare wetted and placed in the predrilled hole waiting for injection.
  • 6.
    Wide shot ofprevious slide showing layout.
  • 7.
    One trained installershowing his co-worker how easy the process is.
  • 8.
  • 9.
    Cintec wall tieis placed in predrilled hole (see over hardhat) and is pushed into proper position (recess) with injection nozzle.
  • 10.
    Face of holeswere wiped/rinsed with a yellow construction sponge for training purposed when used on/in aesthetic stone surfaces since this application did not require.
  • 11.
    Why Cintec WallTies • Cementitious “fire resistant” alternative to resin anchors •Cintec anchors can be designed for significant tensile and shear loading • Hole preparation time reduced dramatically with better and cleaner results for the contractor and the engineer • Complete training and installation of 60 anchors on project took 3 hours – with holes predrilled, installation took just over 1 hour on rope scaffolding • Easy installation and cleanup • No waste