ClarkDietrich FCSC5.5-68 FASTCLIP SLIDE CLIP

PROVIDE FOR VERTICAL BUILDING MOVEMENT UP TO 3"

ClarkDietrich FastClip™ Slide Clip 68mils (14ga) deflection clips are used to attach exterior curtain-wall studs to the building structure and provide for vertical building movement independent of the cold-formed steel framing. Also available in 97mils (12ga). A FastClip deflection clip installs quickly with screws or powder-actuated fasteners, and provides adjustable standoff to ensure a plumb wall plane. FastClip Deflection Screws are provided with each clip to ensure friction-free sliding. Each clip is also embossed with fastening patterns to ensure accurate placement of fasteners. Vertical movement up to 3" (1-1/2" up and 1-1/2" down). 5-1/2" FastClip™ permits up to 2" of standoff from the primary frame. FastClip™ Deflection Screws (included) provide frictionless slip connection. U.S. Patent No. 6,688,069 Meets Intertek CCRR-0208 in compliance with the 2018, 2015 & 2012 International Building Code® (IBC) and International Residential Code® (IRC), as well as the 2017 Florida Building Code and 2016 California Building Code. Meets SFIA Certification for Manufacturing Compliance Program for Connectors for Cold-Formed Steel Construction.Check the updated list of Certified Production Facilities at Intertek's website at www.intertek.com/building/sfia

Product Data & Ordering Information

Click the below Product Code to view Tech Datasheet Product code Gauge Mils Designthickness (in) Size (in) PackagingPcs./Box FCSC 5-1/2" 14 68 0.0713 1-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 4-1/2" 25

Packaging

FCSC 5.5: 25 Clips per box (Includes 80 FastClip Deflection Screws per box)

Installation

Connections to the building can be made with screws, powder-actuated fasteners or drill-in concrete anchors. Mechanical fasteners shall be located on the embossed marks given on the scored line of the 1.5" flange. Two or three FastClip™ Deflection Screws (based upon clip size) are used to attach the clip to the cold-formed steel framing. Screws shall be driven through the slotted holes and positioned to allow for the appropriate building deflection.