DHM / Insulation support, metal

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Бренд:	Fischer
Диаметр высверленного отверстия :	8 мм
Миним. глубина высверленного отверстия :	50 мм
Effect. anchorage depth:	40 мм

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

The fischer metal insulation support DHM 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. With the metal insulation support DHM 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.

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.