Fischer Faz II M16 Steel Hardware/Electronic 095836

Description

This allows for a noticeably quicker installation. These approvals even cover the use in earthquake zones (seismic performance) or the use of hollow drills. The FAZ ll tried and tested expansion clip enables the highest load bearing capacity. The reduced anchorage depth (new also for M8 version) allows for significantly reduced drill hole depths and reduces the number of reinforcement hits. This allows for a noticeably quicker installation. The FAZ ll tried and tested expansion clip enables the highest load bearing capacity. Thus fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are required. The reduced anchorage depth (new also for M8 version) allows for significantly reduced drill hole depths and reduces the number of reinforcement hits. This allows for a noticeably quicker installation. Fewer hammer blows when hammering in the anchor, together with the low torque slippage, ensure a noticeably simple and comfortable setting process. The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the performane. These approvals even cover the use in earthquake zones (seismic performance) or the use of hollow drills. Thus fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are required. The international approvals guarantee maximum safety and the best performane. Fewer hammer blows when hammering in the anchor, together with the low torque slippage, ensure a noticeably simple and comfortable setting process.

Key Features

• The FAZ ll tried and tested expansion clip enables the highest load bearing capacity.
• These approvals even cover the use in earthquake zones (seismic performance) or the use of hollow drills.
• Fewer hammer blows when hammering in the anchor, together with the low torque slippage, ensure a noticeably simple and comfortable setting process.
• This allows for a noticeably quicker installation.
• The reduced anchorage depth (new also for M8 version) allows for significantly reduced drill hole depths and reduces the number of reinforcement hits.
• Thus fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are required.