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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
158,17
Incl. VAT 197,71
Total incl. delivery
212,71
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The fischer Hammerset anchor EA II is an internal threaded anchor made of zinc-plated steel. The Hammerset anchor is set flush to the surface of the anchoring base using the hammer. With the setting tool EHS Plus or the machine setting tool EMS the sleeve is expanded by driving in the internal rod and expands against the drill hole wall. For correct expansion to take place, no torque must be applied to the screw or the threaded rod. The fischer Hammerset anchor EA II is ideal for fixing sprinkler systems, gratings, and consoles in internal areas with approval.
Advantages - The embossed rim prevents the anchor sleeve from slipping, thus ensuring a trouble-free hammerset installation. - The metric internal thread means that it is possible to use standard screws or threaded rods for the ideal adaptation to suit the intended use. - The EMS machine setting tool allows for effortless installation, particularly in the case of series installations. - The embossing that is applied when expanding with the EHS Plus setting tool offers a simple control of the anchoring and provides increased safety. - Fixing point at hef 25 mm prevents anchor of falling out of the drill hole before being expanded. - The black fixing point prevents the anchor from falling out of the drill hole during overhead installation.
Product type
Threaded anchor
Suitable for materials
Concrete
Material
Zinc plated steel
Screws included
No
Connecting thread type
M12
Diameter
1.5 cm
Length
50 mm
Drill hole diameter
1.5 cm
Quantity per pack
25 pc(s)
Package type
Box
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4006209484067
SKU:
FIS-48406##25
ELnr:
2783412050
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