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23,97
Incl. VAT 29,96
Total incl. delivery
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The cost-efficient fixing for flexible use in non-cracked concrete.
The fischer bolt anchor FBN II is a steel anchor for cost-effective fixings in non-cracked concrete. Due to the long thread and the two anchorage depths, the fischer bolt anchor FBN II can be used in a particularly flexible manner. The bolt anchor is also suitable for stand-off installation as well as pre-positioned and in push-through installation. The zinc-plated steel version of the bolt anchor is suitable for fixing railings, cable trays, and consoles in internal areas.
- The standard anchorage depth achieves the maximum load-bearing capacities. Thus fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are required. - The reduced anchorage depth reduces the drill hole depth. This minimises the amount of time needed for installation whilst increasing flexibility. - The long thread balances component tolerances and allows for stand-off installations, thus increasing flexibility. - Few hammer blows and the minimal torque slippage allow for a noticeably simpler installation. - The drive-in pin protects the thread from damage, and thus ensures a faster installation and dismantling of the attachment.
Product type
Expansion anchor
Suitable for materials
Concrete
Material
Metal
Product colour
Silver
Screws material
Steel
Connecting thread type
M12x79
Diameter
1.9 cm
Length
126 mm
Drill hole diameter
1.2 cm
Minimum drill hole depth
11.5 cm
Quantity per pack
20 pc(s)
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
ELnr:
2774412126
SKU:
4006209452639
EAN:
4006209452639
VVSnr:
516745148
SKU:
FIS-45263
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