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Fischer fhb ii-a l m10x95/10 bonded anchor


The fischer Highbond rod anchor FHB II-A L is produced from zinc-plated steel. The torque-controlled composite anchor can be processed with the Highbond special mortar FIS HB or the mortar cartridges FHB II-P and FHB II-PF HIGH SPEED. When tightening the hexagon nut, the anchor rod cones are pulled into the mortar shell, which expands against the drill

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Article number 96907FIS
Diameter
Design With stud end
Length 133
Thread size (metric) 10
Drill hole diameter (mm) 12
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Specifications

Diameter M10
Design With stud end
Length 133
Thread size (metric) 10
Drill hole diameter (mm) 12
Effective anchorage depth (mm) 95
With resin capsule No
Brand FISCHER
ETA-approval Yes
Info
  • do= Nominal diameter of drill bit.
  • Min. td= Recommended drilling depth.
  • hef= Effective anchorage depth.
  • tfix= Grip range.
  • s = Width across flats.
  • kN = Load in kN.
  • The allowable load is valid for one single anchor, at cracked concrete (tensile zone) with concrete class C20/25, incl. partial safety factor γf= 1,4 and if the Scr, N and Ccr, N are taken in to account.
  • Final calculations should comply with the complete European Technical Approval (ETA), this approval is also available on request.

Description

The fischer Highbond rod anchor FHB II-A L is produced from zinc-plated steel. The torque-controlled composite anchor can be processed with the Highbond special mortar FIS HB or the mortar cartridges FHB II-P and FHB II-PF HIGH SPEED. When tightening the hexagon nut, the anchor rod cones are pulled into the mortar shell, which expands against the drill hole wall. Using the fischer Highbond system FHB II means that large machines and heavy steel constructions are securely installed within internal areas.

Article numbers

Article number 96907FIS
EAN 4006209969076
UBB 500616706395
UNSPSC 31162101
Manufacturer article nr  96907
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