FIS A M 12 x 1000 gvz 1 m length steel grade 5.8 / threaded rod

The FIS A versatile rod anchor

The fischer threaded rod FIS A is made from zinc-plated, steel grade 5.8. The threaded rod is a system component for the various fischer injection mortars. Together with the injection mortars, the fischer threaded rods are suitable and approved for all subsurfaces. A thorough cleaning of the drill hole is recommended for the maximum load-bearing capacity of the system. The system, made from zinc-plated threaded rods in conjunction with fischer injection mortars, is suitable and approved for fixings in dry interiors.

Top Features

• The universal solution for various fischer injection mortars. For a manageable range and simpler storage.
• Approved for anchorage in cracked and non-cracked concrete, solid brick masonry, perforated masonry, and aerated concrete in combination with various fischer injection mortars.
• Optimum load adaptation due to variable anchorage depths. This lowers installation and material costs.
• Metre-long units, cut to length as required.

Advantages

• The threaded rod FIS A can be used with almost every fischer injection mortar (except Highbond special mortar FIS HB). It can be individually selected based on requirements, thus allowing for a wide range of applications.
• The wide range of approved threaded rods FIS A from M6 to M30 allows for various applications.
• Please refer to the approvals of the injection mortar used.

Applications

• Approved anchorings with Injection mortars FIS SB, FIS EM, FIS EB, FIS PM, FIS V, FIS VL, FIS P Plus and FIS GREEN
• Anchorings without approval with Injection mortar FIS P

Building materials

• In connection with several fischer injection mortars the threaded rod FIS A is approved or suitable for different building materials.

You can find detailed information on building materials in the registration document.

Functioning

• The threaded rod FIS A is suitable for pre-positioned and push-through installation.
• FIS A is set manually into the drill hole, by lightly rotating it until it reaches the drill hole base.