DHM A2 / stainless steel, Insulation support metal

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Brand:	Fischer
Diameter:	8 mm
Min. drill hole depth:	50 mm
Effect. anchorage depth:	40 mm

The fire-protection-tested metal insulation support for fire-resistant insulating boards

The fischer metal insulation support DHM A2 is simply hit in with a hammer. The hammer installation allows fast setting, thereby reducing the amount of work. Thanks to the fire resistance rating F 120 achieved, use is possible if there are fire resistance rating requirements. The stainless steel version DHM A2 is suitable for use in wet conditions and outside. With the insulation support you can, for example, fix mineral / glass wool, foam glass tiles and light building boards made of wood wool.

Top Features

• Simple Hammerset installation saves time and costs.
• Stainless steel version A2 for use in wet and outdoor areas.

Advantages

• The metal insulation support achieves fire resistance F 120. This means that it can be used where there are fire resistance requirements.
• The DTM 80 plate for soft insulating materials (available separately) simplifies storage and minimises costs.
• The simple hammer installation allows fast setting, thereby reducing the amount of work.
• The shaft geometry allows setting in aircrete without pre-drilling, thus saving a stage of installation.
• The DHM is available in hot-dip galvanised steel or stainless steel A 2.

Functioning

• The insulation support is set in push-through installation using a hammer.
• The spring steel expands when hammered into the base material.
• Use the DTM 80 plate (available separately) to fix soft insulating materials.

Applications

To fix fire-resistant soft or pressure-resistant insulating materials, such as:

• Mineral / glass wool
• Light building boards made of wood wool
• Foam glass tiles

Also suitable for:

• Polystyrene boards
• Coir matting

Building materials

• Concrete
• Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete
• Vertically perforated brick
• Perforated sand-lime brick
• Solid sand-lime brick
• Natural stone with dense structure
• Aerated concrete
• Solid brick made from lightweight concrete
• Solid brick

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