The versatile fixing system with injection anchor sleeves for perforated brick masonry

The plastic Fischer injection anchor sleeve FIS H K is the system component for the use of Fischer injection mortars in perforated brick masonry within through-type installations. To do so, the anchor sleeve is placed in the drill hole, and filled with injection mortar from the anchor sleeve base. When setting the rod anchor or the internal threaded anchor, the mortar is pressed through the lattice structure and then connects with the perforated brick by an interlock. This means that the load is directed into the building material. Non-bearing layers can also be bridged with the injection anchor sleeve

Top features:

• Lattice structure of anchor sleeves lowers mortar consumption
• Anchor sleeve allows for optimum mechanical interlock in perforated brick
• The centring blades fix anchor rods with various diameters. This lowers complexity and simplifies storage
• Barbed hook: no falling with overhead installations
• ETA approval

Advantages:

• The grating structure of the FIS H K anchor sleeve is adapted for the injection mortars FIS V, FIS GREEN and FIS P Plus, and ensures sparing mortar use with the best interlock
• The centring blades perfectly align the anchor in the anchor sleeve, and allow for use with various threaded rod diameters
• The barbed hooks secure the anchor sleeve in the drill hole and allow for a trouble-free overhead installation
• The geometry of the anchor sleeves allows for the bridging of non-bearing layers for a simple and convenient installation

Applications:

Anchoring in perforated brick masonry with injection mortars FIS V, FIS VL, FIS P Plus, FIS P, and FIS GREEN

Building materials:

Approved for:

• Vertically perforated brick
• Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete
• Hollow blocks made from concrete
• Perforated sand-lime brick
• Solid sand-lime brick
• Solid brick

Also suitable for:

• Hollow pumice slabs
• Slabs made of hollow brick and other perforated brick
• Solid pumice and other solid building materials

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

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