fischer 40827 FBN II Bolt Anchor 10/10

• Easy to install with a few hammer blows and minimal slippage.
• Impact pin protects threads from damage. This saves time when mounting and disassembling.
• The long thread compensates for component tolerances. In addition, the FBN II is suitable for distance mounting. This increases flexibility.
• With the standard anchoring depth, the FBN II reaches the highest load capacity. This means: fewer attachment points and smaller anchor plates.

Fischer bolt anchor FBN II. The economical attachment for flexible use in non-cracked concrete. The fischer bolt anchor FBN II is a steel anchor for economical fixings in non-cracked concrete. Thanks to the long thread and the two anchoring depths, the fischer bolt anchor FBN II is particularly flexible. In addition to pre-plug-in and through-hole installation, the bolt anchor is also suitable for spacer mounting. In the design made of galvanised steel, the bolt anchor is suitable for railings, cable trays, consoles indoors. Top features: With the standard anchoring depth, the FBN II achieves the highest load capacity. This means: fewer attachment points and smaller anchor plates. If the reduced anchoring depth is used, this reduces the drill hole depth and simplifies installation. The long thread compensates for component tolerances. In addition, the FBN II is suitable for spacer mounting. This increases flexibility. Easy to install thanks to a few hammer blows and minimal slipping. Drive-in spigot protects thread from damage. This saves time when assembling and disassembly. Applications: Steel constructions. railings consoles ladders Cable trays. machinery gates facades Building materials: Approved for: - Concrete C20/25 to C50/60, uncracked. Also suitable for: - Concrete C12/15. - Natural stone with dense structure. The details (building materials, loads, etc.) of the available approval. How it works: The FBN II is suitable for pre- and through-mounting; also suitable for spacing mounting. Place the hex nut in the optimal position before installation. When applying the torque, the cone bolt is pulled into the expansion clip and braces it against the borehole wall. The head embossing allows easy control of the anchorage. For series assembly, we recommend using the bolt anchor setting tool FABS.