PFT single holder for 12mm pipe clamp 912PFT

Fast and safe installation of fire-resistant cables

The PFT 912PFT clamp is a metal mounting element designed for rapid and reliable fixation of fire-resistant cables and other conduits using a gas-powered anchor tool. Installation takes just 3 seconds – simply hold the clamp against the anchor tool’s nose and fire one shot. No additional tools or screws are required, significantly speeding up work at height, especially during ceiling installations.

Approved system for fire-resistant installations

The product holds an ETA approval and CNBOP-PIB-KOT-2018/0037-3703 certification, confirming it is homologated as part of a complete mounting system when used with the FORCE ONE+ anchor tool and XHA nail (minimum length 22 mm). According to the approval, it can be installed under plaster, with a standard mounting interval of 30 cm and an extended interval of 60 cm – critical for meeting E90 fire resistance requirements.

Robust design resistant to loads

Made from steel with a minimum 5 µm electrogalvanized coating, the clamp features two prominent longitudinal reinforcing ribs. This increases stiffness and resistance to bending, preventing deformation under cable weight or installation tension. Dimensions (31.5 × 17 × 11.5 mm) and a 12 mm hole diameter are optimized for 12 mm cables, but compatibility with sizes from 5 to 32 mm enables flexible use across various systems.

Universal compatibility and easy installation

Works seamlessly with most gas-powered anchor tools: CELO FORCE ONE+, AG20, and others from different manufacturers. The plastic portion of the clamp attaches directly to the anchor tool’s nose – no disassembly or adjustment needed. One-handed installation allows installers to maintain stable positioning even on ladders or platforms.

Application in construction and infrastructure

Ideal for mounting fire-resistant cables (E90), signaling, and telecommunications cables in concrete, solid brick, concrete blocks, and steel structures. Not suitable for wood or soft materials – requires rigid substrates to ensure secure anchoring.