fischer

Fixing solutions for robotics

 A brand and its promise to perform

In addition to innovative and

outstanding products, this
primarily includes user-oriented
advice and benefit-oriented ser-
Customers who choose fischer get more than just a range of vices. fischer is a leading brand in
secure fixing products. Our goal is to ensure that we always which engineering experts throughout
offer our customers the best solutions with real added value. the world place their trust.

Global presence
With more than 40 national subsidiaries and are clear. There‘ll always be a competent technical or sales
more than 100 importers, fischer has a global partner in your vicinity and a high level of product availability
network with a strong presence. The is also guaranteed.
advantages for you as a project customer

Customer advice
Our technical support service provides and the development of special solutions. Around
cost-effective, legally compliant advice for all the world, more than 130 engineers support you with
questions relating to fastening systems. their concentrated fastening expertise. We‘re happy to
Services that you can access include test installations, give you advice – at our fischer Academy, at your office or at
pull-out tests, individual designs, comparative calculations, the construction site itself.

Products
We offer you a wide range of fastening solutions from the experience gleaned during
fields of chemical resins, steel and plastics. We cover a very broad more than 60 years in ancho-
application spectrum with our standard products as well as ring technology. You can
project-based solutions and customer-specific special depend on it.
developments. All of these are based on our know-how and

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Services for robotics.

Research & development

We have our own research ments to be quickly embraced and converted into market-
and development teams for ready products. In addition to the capability and quality of our
chemical resins, steel and products, safe and fast installation is also vital. This pays off
plastics. This allows our own by saving you time, money and labour.
research results, market
trends and customer require-

Production
With research and development, tool-making, Through the fischer Process System (fPS), we
special machine construction and produc- continuously optimise our processes and adapt
tion facilities for chemistry, steel and flexibly to customer requirements. In
plastics, the entire production process of this way, we ensure that you can
our products takes place in-house. Our rely on innovative products with
quality management system is certified in a constantly high level of quality.
accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001.

Design software
Our new modular design EC1, EC3 and EC5), national application documents and extensi-
software suite is called ve choice of all conventional load and measurement units make
„Fixperience“. It offers safe the software suitable for international use. A free „live update“ is
and reliable design along with available at all times at: www.fischer.de/fixperience
top processing comfort. The
relevant design standards
(ETAG 001 and EC2, such as
See ICC-ES
Evaluation Report
at www.icc-es.org

Certifications ETA-98/004
ETAG 001- 3
ESR-1990

We don‘t compromise on the safety of our products. We take to their work. Many of our products are characterised by thorough,
Option 1 für gerissenen Beton

part in the leading international, standard-setting councils in the up-to-date, international approvals, technical certifications and
fastening technology sector, thus contributing our knowledge expert reports. For you, this means safety that you can rely on.

The environment
We actively consider the aspect of sustainable (EPD) from the Bauen und Umwelt e.v.
construction. Our environmental management (IBU) institute, which constitutes the data basis for an
system is certified in accordance with DIN EN ecological building evaluation. And our greenline product range
8C048 ISO 14001. A growing number of our products is already based on more than 50% sustainable raw materials –
have an Environmental Product Declaration certified in accordance with DIN CERTCO/TÜV Rheinland.

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 Solutions for robotics.

Other applications:
Work tables, cable trunking etc.

Protection devices & safety enclosures

Robot base

Material handling & conveyor

technology

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Robot base 10
Fixings for base plates or guide rails for robots have to resist high dynamic
loads. Also special requirements for installation, corrosion and shear
resistance have to be considered. Due to the required flexibility these
fixings are mainly made with post installed anchors.

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Protection devices & safety enclosures 12

Impact damage caused by forklift trucks, trolleys or other moving
equipment can be avoided by appropriate safety measures like collision
protectors for stand-alone robots, protection fences, cable trays or
demarcation of pedestrian areas. Mesh guards for protecting employees
from machinery, robotic cells or dangerous equipment.

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Material handling & conveyor technology 14

Conveyor systems are an economical and highly efficient way to move
goods and allow material handling in a facility without the use of manual
labour. Systems like gravity, belt or roller conveyers are available in
different shapes and lengths and are capable of moving light or heavy
duty goods over long distances, buffering between functions and
changing vertical or horizontal directions.

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Other applications 15
Work tables and cable trunking systems are applications which have to
be very flexible in their positioning or change in use during their lifetime.
Therefore variable fixings with different requirements such as installation
time, removability, spacing or efficiency are required.

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 Basic knowledge.

Industrial robots are defined as „multi-functional manipulators

steel failure
designed to move materials, parts, tools or specialized devices
concrete failure
through various programmed motions“. As such, robots provide
consistent reliable performance, repetitive accuracy and are able

stress amplitude ∆σ
to handle heavy workloads and perform in harsh environments.
Once they are programmed they repeat that exact same task 24h
a day and for years with high accuracy.

Movement configurations can range from simple arm extension

and retraction movements to very complex movements involving
body, upper arm, lower arm and wrist movement. Fast accelerati- number of load cycles N
ons and decelerations of the robot parts cause dynamic forces
which must be transferred into the base material to ensure a safe Behaviour of steel
and reliable operation. Fatigue is a form of failure that occurs in materials subjected to
fluctuating stresses. Under these circumstances it is possible for
General construction approvals cover mainly anchoring systems failure to occur at a stress level considerably lower than the tensi-
for static or quasi-static loadings. Fixings used to resist fatigue le or yield strength for a static load. The fatigue resistance of
loading should be prequalified for these types of applications - steel is mainly influenced by the steel grade used, the geometri-
either by appropriate tests or by a technical approval. Currently, cal shape (notch influence) and the formation of the thread. A
there are no ETA-Approvals or Assessments for dynamic fixings rolled thread has a decisive influence on the fatigue endurance.
available. The German Institute of Construction Engineering in The fatigue strength of a steel anchor is tested with different
Berlin (DIBT) issues national German approvals for fastening mean stresses until no failure occurs. This can be assumed to be
systems subjected to fatigue loading. after reaching more than 2 million load cycles.

Dynamic/fatigue behaviour Stainless steel grades (316 grades) do not have a pronounced
Fatigue occurs without obvious warning and fatigue endurance, which means failure can occur after 2 million
can result in sudden fracture. Fatigue life is load cycles. fischer stainless steel dynamic anchors are manufac-
influenced by a variety of different factors tured from high corrosion resistance steel grade (1.4529) with
such as materials (metallurgical structure), higher mechanical properties. The fatigue behavior of this steel
surface and/or geometry. Notches and variati- type is far better than normal 316 grades and also approved in
on in cross section throughout a part leads to stress concentrati- the respective national German approval for FHBdyn sizes M12
ons where fatigue cracks initiate. In high-cycle fatigue situations, and M16. No

a materials performance is commonly characterized by an S-N Nu

curve, also known as a Wöhler curve. This is a graph of the

magnitude of a cyclic stress (S) against the logarithmic scale of
cycles to failure (N).

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 than 10³ load cycles for pulsating loads are expected and in case
50
of alternating shear more than 10 load cycles.
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It shall be shown that the value of fatigue action does not exceed
amplitude [kN]

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the value of fatigue resistance:
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25 function of 95%-quantile
function of mean value
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function of 5%-quantile ■ The design method for fatigue must be compatible to the
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actual standards for anchors with static actions, e. g. today to
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ETAG 001, Annex C - Design methods for anchorages or acc.
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CEN TS 1992-4.
0
1.000 10.000 100.000 1.000.000 10.000.000
number of cycles ■ The fatigue resistances for steel-failure and concrete-failure
must be known.
Behaviour of concrete
Tests have shown that the fatigue resistance of concrete is redu- ■ is given by standards, measurements or experiences.
ced by the number of load cycles, but the reduction is significantly
■ Combined tensile and shear actions are acting – interaction!
lower than steel. It can be assumed that the fatigue resistance is
roughly 60% of the static resistance. The compressive strength of ■ Single anchor and anchor groups are possible.
the concrete also influences the fatigue resistance - the higher
■ Combined static and cyclic actions are possible.
the compressive strength, the higher the fatigue resistance. It is
also assumed that this ratio is valid for other concrete failure ■ The verification should assume cracked concrete.
modes (splitting, blow out, pry-out and concrete edge failure).
General type of verification of the ultimate limit state for
Design guide - fatigue steel failure – concrete failure – pull-out failure:

Non static action loads can be distinguished in harmonic,

periodic, transient and impulsive actions. In case of harmonic or
periodic actions the fatigue resistance is reduced after a certain
The verification of the resistance under fatigue loadings consists
amount of load cycles. In case of transient or impulsive action
of both:
the fatigue resistance is not decreased – magnitude and cracks
■ The verification under static loading (static proof)
greatly influence the behavior.
Action Run of the oscilla
tion Possible caus
e ■ The verification under fatigue loading (fatigue proof)
Unbalances,
harmoni
c sinusoidal tumbling machines
periodT
Under static loading the fasteners should be designed according
the common Concrete Capacity – Method (CC-Method), for
optional
, Regularly abutting parts
periodic (e.g. punching machines),
periodical
rail- and o
r ad traffic
example according ETAG 001, Annex C – Design method for
periodTD
anchorages or CEN/TS 1992-4.
optional
,
transient Earthquak
es
nonperiodical

Under fatigue loading the design should be carried out according

optional,
impulsiv
e withvery short Impact, explosio
n to the recommendation of the national German building approval
time of influence
or the recommendation from fib or CEN/TS. For fischer FHB dyn
Dynamic eff
ects
anchor two design approaches are possible according the Ger-
In general fatigue verification should be required, when more man national approval.

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 Basic knowledge.

Two design methods are possible

Method I: A “complete” method with the possibility to combine
static and fatigue actions for varying number of cycles.

Method II: A simplified method with the assumptions that

static and dynamic loads are fatigue actions and only for infinite
number of cycles.

General design rules and considerations

Alternating axial loads on the anchor are not considered, because
compression loads are transferred directly from the fixture to the Shear loads with lever arm are not permitted because additional
base material. bending will be created which reduces the fatigue resistance of
the anchor element. This is also the case, if leveling mortar is
Anchorages subjected to fatigue shear loading should be used below the baseplate. The max. thickness of leveling mortar
designed with no annular gap between the anchors and the without creating bending is ≤ d/2 (d = nominal diameter of the
baseplate to ensures an even load distribution. This can be fastener) and the compressive strength of the leveling mortar
achieved while installing the anchor in push through mode – should be ≥ 30N/mm².
the borehole will be filled with injection mortar and the anchor
element will be installed through the drill hole of the baseplate. The prestressing force has a positive impact on the fatigue resi-
Once the conical washer rests with its full surface on the base- stance of the anchor system. The clamping force induced in the
plate and mortar emerge, the annular gap is fully filled. concrete decrease as result of leveling irregularities as well as
In pre-positioned mode - installing the anchor followed by placing cracks, creep and relaxation. It is recommended to retighten the
the anchor plate - the annular gap can be filled by injecting resin anchors after the installation
mortar through the drill hole in the conical washer.

The conical washer also has the function of reducing bending tensile zone Cracked concrete
moments on the anchor element. Together with the spherical
When anchoring in concrete, it is often
washer, or alternatively a hexagonal nut with a spherical surface,
presumed that tensile cracks are present
the bending moments will be reduced if the anchor is installed
in the anchoring area that influences the
not square to the substrate.
bearing capacity of the fixings. However, it is
Loosening of the nut under fatigue loading may be prevented very complicated, if not impossible, to prove whether the concrete
by using lock nuts (see picture) or counter nuts or other is cracked or non-cracked. For safety reasons, the use of fixings
suitable means. suitable for cracked concrete is recommended. Fixings with an
approval according to ETAG 001 for cracked concrete have pro-
ved their suitability in cracks and may be used without restriction
in the tensile and compressive zones of concrete members.
Fixings suitable for cracked concrete are also checked and appro-
ved according to American standards. These “evaluation reports”
are prepared according to ACI 318.

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Loadbearing behaviour of anchors in
steel fibre concrete (SFRC)
Industrial floors
Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) is a modern day composi-
te material in which the concrete’s relatively low tensile strength
and ductility are counteracted by the inclusion of steel fiber rein-
forcement. This inclusion produces a material which exhibits the
same load bearing capabilities to traditional reinforced concrete.
The use of post installed anchors in SFRC has not been regulated
at present, unlike traditional concrete where they follow the
guidelines and codes as documented in the ETAG 001 or ACI
318-D for standard grades of concrete from C25 to C50.

Tests with resin systems, expansion anchors and concrete

screws have been performed in SFRC with a steel content of 25
and 60 kg/m³ by independent institutes to investigate the load
bearing capacity and failure mechanism. The series of tests did
not show any significant differences between SFRC and normal
weight concrete in the failure loads.

Thus, calculations for applications can be based on a comparable

normal weight concrete in line with the stipulations of ETAG 001
Appendix C or TR 029. As there is, however, no building authori-
ty approval, it is necessary to get the permission of the authori-
ties or an individual approval by a qualified engineer. The calcula-
tion should be carried out for the assumption of cracked concrete
with suitable anchor systems. Possible shrinkage cracking is avo-
ided by saw cutting joints into the surface of the slab. The joints
should be considered as an edge in the design. Special attention
should be paid to the load transfer of the forces applied by the
anchor; therefore we recommend carrying out additional proof
tests to verify the load bearing capacity of the used anchor system.

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 Robot base.

Robot pedestals & base plates

Robot guide rails

FHB-A dyn

FHB-A dyn V

■ During the setting process, the injection mortar FIS HB fills the ■ The only chemical dynamic system with simple push-through
annular gap in the fixture, and ensures optimum load distribution installation but also pre-positioned installation.
on all anchors. This allows for the absorption of dynamic alternating
■ Approved for unlimited load cycles.
loads.
■ Due to the low expansion forces minimum spacing and edge
■ The cone shape of the FHB-A dyn anchor rod ensures a controlled
distances are possible.
expansion under dynamic stress, thus allowing for use in cracked
concrete. ■ Increased cost effectiveness, especially for series mounting.
■ The anchor rod FHB-A dyn is also available made from highly
corrosion-resistant steel. This makes it suitable for use in aggressive
atmospheres, for example in tunnels.
■ The Highbond anchor dynamic system can achieve even greater
shear loads thanks to the additional sleeve of the anchor rod FHB-A
dyn V, and therefore provides an increased level of safety.

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FHB-A dyn / FHB-A dyn V
The sleeve centers the anchor in Conical washer with drill hole makes
the attachment and ensures con- it possible to fill the annular gap
stant filling of the mortar. after pre-positioned installation.

Combination of conical and

Cones allow high loads and spherical washer guarantees
secure post expansion during secure functionality during
dynamic loading. dynamic loading even with any
inaccuracies with anchor setting.

Shear force sleeve allows the The lock nut prevents the main
absorption of high shear forces. nut from releasing.

Pre-positioned installation FHB dyn

See for information about push-throught installation: www.fischer.de

The FHB-A dyn is the only chemical dynamic system which can be installed in simple push-through installation but also pre-positioned
installation.

Pre-positioned installation
For the filling of the annular gap, which is essential for dynamic usage, we provide the conical washer with a drill hole. Through this hole it’s
possible to fill the gap with the standard resin mortar.

Push-through installation
The FHB-A dyn can be simply set in push-through installation without any further tools or actions like other bonded anchors.

Accessories for installation

Drills and bits for Blow out pump AGB Cleaning brush BS Dispenser DMS Torque wrench
concrete and masonry for concrete

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 Protection devices & safety enclosures.

FH II / FH II-I
See ICC-ES
Evaluation Report
at www.icc-es.org

ESR-2691

■ The optimized geometry reduces the setting energy thus ensuring ■ The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the
power-saving installation. best performance. Applications in earthquake regions (Seismic) are
also covered by these approvals.
■ The anchor design enables different head shapes for fixing points
with a sophisticated design. ■ The detachable bolt connection allows for surface flush removal.

FBN II

ETA-07/0211
ETAG 001- 2

Option 7 for non-cracked concrete

■ The standard anchorage depth achieves the maximum load-bearing ■ Great flexibility throughout the load range.
capacity in non-cracked concrete.
■ Few hammer blows and the minimal torque slippage allow for a
■ The reduced anchorage depth reduces the drill hole depth. This noticeably simpler installation.
minimizes the amount of time needed for drilling and enables less
wear on the drill.

FAZ II
See ICC-ES
Evaluation Report
at www.icc-es.org
ETA-05/0069
ETAG 001 ESR-2948
Option 1 for cracked concrete

seismic performance category C1, C2

■ The tried-and-trusted expansion clip makes large load-bearing capa- ■ Fewer hammer blows and minimal torque slippage ensure safe and
cities possible, so fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are easy setting.
required.
■ The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the
■ The reduced anchorage depths makes considerably shorter drill best performance. Applications in earthquake regions (Seismic) are
hole depths possible, so providing a noticeably faster installation. also covered by these approvals.

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Superbond (Anchor rod FIS A /RG M/ RG MI)

■ The Superbond system is a combined capsule and injection system ■ Approved for seismic applications (performance category C2 with
for cracked and non-cracked concrete. The injection mortar FIS SB FIS SB and C1 for capsule) as well as in waterfilled and diamond
and resin capsule RSB perform the same. This gives the installer drilled holes (capsule only) ensures safety even in extreme conditi-
maximum flexibility. ons.
■ Maximum application temperatures of up to +150°C and minimum
temperatures of -30°C open up new areas of use for bonded anchors.

More from fischer - Drill bits

See for further information: www.fischer.de

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 Material handling & conveyor technology.

FAZ II
See ICC-ES
Evaluation Report
at www.icc-es.org
ETA-05/0069
ETAG 001 ESR-2948
Option 1 for cracked concrete

seismic performance category C1, C2

■ The tried-and-trusted expansion clip makes large load-bearing capa- ■ Fewer hammer blows and minimal torque slippage ensure safe and
cities possible, so fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are easy setting.
required.
■ The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the
■ The reduced anchorage depths makes considerably shorter drill best performance. Applications in earthquake regions (Seismic) are
hole depths possible, so providing a noticeably faster installation. also covered by these approvals.

FBN II

ETA-07/0211
ETAG 001- 2

Option 7 for non-cracked concrete

■ The standard anchorage depth achieves the maximum load-bearing ■ Great flexibility throughout the load range.
capacity in non-cracked concrete.
■ Few hammer blows and the minimal torque slippage allow for a
■ The reduced anchorage depth reduces the drill hole depth. This noticeably simpler installation.
minimizes the amount of time needed for drilling and enables less
wear on the drill.

FBS

■ The self-tapping concrete screw enables a complete dismantling

and is ideal for temporary fixings.
■ The expansion pressure-free anchoring ensures low edge
distances and axial spacings.
■ The FBS is installed in a single step, which saves time and money.
■ The molded washer allows the usage also for fixtures with larger
clearance holes.

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Other applications.

Cable trunking systems

EA II

■ The embossed rim prevents the anchor sleeve from slipping, ■ The EMS machine setting tool allows for effortless installation,
thus ensuring a trouble-free hammerset installation. particularly in the case of series installations.
■ The metric internal thread means that it is possible to use stan- ■ The embossing that is applied when expanding with the EHS
dard screws or threaded rods for the ideal adaptation to suit Plus setting tool offers a simple control of the anchoring and
the intended use. provides increased safety.

SX / UX

SX UX
■ The 4-way expansion provides the optimum force distribution in ■ The universal operating principle (knotting or expanding) allows for
the drill hole, and offers high load-bearing capacities in solid and use in all solid, hollow and board building materials. Thus the UX is
hollow building materials. the correct choice for unknown base materials.

FBS

■ The self-tapping concrete screw enables a complete dismantling ■ The FBS is installed in a single step, which saves time and money.
and is ideal for temporary fixings.
■ The molded washer allows the usage also for fixtures with larger
■ The expansion pressure-free anchoring ensures low edge clearance holes.
distances and axial spacings.

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 Other applications.

Work tables

FAZ II
See ICC-ES
Evaluation Report
at www.icc-es.org
ETA-05/0069
ETAG 001 ESR-2948
Option 1 for cracked concrete

seismic performance category C1, C2

■ The tried-and-trusted expansion clip makes large load-bearing capa- ■ Fewer hammer blows and minimal torque slippage ensure safe and
cities possible, so fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are easy setting.
required.
■ The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the
■ The reduced anchorage depths makes considerably shorter drill best performance. Applications in earthquake regions (Seismic) are
hole depths possible, so providing a noticeably faster installation. also covered by these approvals.

FBN II

ETA-07/0211
ETAG 001- 2

Option 7 for non-cracked concrete

■ The standard anchorage depth achieves the maximum load-bearing ■ Great flexibility throughout the load range.
capacity in non-cracked concrete.
■ Few hammer blows and the minimal torque slippage allow for a
■ The reduced anchorage depth reduces the drill hole depth. This noticeably simpler installation.
minimizes the amount of time needed for drilling and enables less
wear on the drill.

FBS

■ The self-tapping concrete screw enables a complete dismantling ■ The FBS is installed in a single step, which saves time and money.
and is ideal for temporary fixings.
■ The molded washer allows the usage also for fixtures with larger
■ The expansion pressure-free anchoring ensures low edge clearance holes.
distances and axial spacings.

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Superbond (Anchor rod FIS A /RG M/ RG MI)

■ The Superbond system is a combined capsule and injection system ■ Approved for seismic applications (performance category C2 with
for cracked and non-cracked concrete. The injection mortar FIS SB FIS SB and C1 for capsule) as well as in waterfilled and diamond
and resin capsule RSB perform the same. This gives the installer drilled holes (capsule only) ensures safety even in extreme conditi-
maximum flexibility. ons.
■ Maximum application temperatures of up to +150°C and minimum
temperatures of -30°C open up new areas of use for bonded anchors.

More from fischer - Installation systems

See for further information: www.fischer.de

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 Overview fischer fixing competence.

Chemical fixings
Resin systems, in the form of cartridge or
capsule systems, for fixing of high loads. A
secure hold in cracked and non-cracked
concrete, natural stone, masonry and aircrete –
including reinforcement. Electrical fixings
E-fix plugs, cable and nail
clamps, pipe clips, cable
clasps and multi-cable
supports. Everything you
need for quickly laying
General fixings cables and conduits.
A wide range of different nylon and metal
anchors with and without screws and
hooks. For fastening, assembling and
installing lightweight objects in very
diverse building materials.

Frame fixings / Stand-off installation

Frame fixings and nail anchors with screws and
different head shapes. For fastening substructures,
façades, cable trays, gates, etc. Can be used in
concrete, solid brick, perforated brick, natural
stone, aircrete and much more.

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Foams and sealants
Gun foams and quick assembly foams for filling, insulating,
sealing, gluing and fixing. Silicones, acrylic building
materials and bitumen sealants for grouting, sealing and
gluing in diverse applications inside and outside.

Installation systems
Basis for secure guidance and mounting of pipelines
within HVAC business. A clever system of universal
channels, cantilevers, connection- and construction
elements, pipe clamps and accessories in different
material qualities and versions for versatile applications.

High performance steel anchors

Cost-effective, easy-to-install
anchor bolts for high loads,
undercut anchors, sleeve anchors
and hammerset anchors. For a
wide range of applications in
cracked and non-cracked concrete.

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Our service to you.

We are available to you at any time as a reliable partner to offer technical
support and advice:
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to nylon anchors.
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production.
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solutions. Also on-site at the construction site if requested.
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