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stainless steel anchor rod RG M 12x160 HCR
Article no.: 371328
Catalog no.: 9020
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Product details
Technical Data
| With mortar cartridge | No | |
| Version | con filettatura esterna | |
| suitable for | RSB 12 mini / RSB 12 / R M II 12 | |
| Professional / DIY | Profi | |
| Application conditions | Particularly aggressive environment | |
| Material | Highly corrosion-resistant steel | |
| Building material | cracked concrete | |
| Anchoring depth | 110 mm | |
| Packing | Folding box | |
| Test marks / approvals | ETA - European Technical Assessment |
Identification & Classification
| Article number | 371328 | |
| Catalog number | 9020 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4006209962183 | |
| Manufacturer number | 96218 | |
| Article class | RMM |
Description
Advantage:
- The wide range of the RG M from M8 to M30 opens up a wide range of applications and therefore offers great flexibility.
- The wide range of approved steel types for RG M allows for use in all corrosion resistance classes and offers the best possible application safety.
- Please refer to the approvals for the resin capsules and mortar used.
Application Area:
- Anchorings with resin capsule RSB, RSB mini and RM II
- Anchorings with each of the fischer injection mortars such as FIS SB, FIS EM Plus, FIS EB II, FIS V, FIS VL, FIS V Zero, FIS P Plus, FIS P and FIS EP
- In connection with the fischer resin capsules approved or suitable for cracked and non-cracked concrete.
- In connection with several fischer injection mortars approved or suitable for different building materials.
Application Notes:
- Due to its oblique edge, the anchor rod RG M is particularly suitable for use in conjunction with resin capsules.
- The anchor rod RG M is set using a hammer drill and the accompanying setting tool in rotating and hitting motions.
- During setting, the oblique edge of the RG M destroys the capsule, and mixes and activates the mortar.
- Use with injection mortar is also possible. Here, the anchor rod is manually inserted into the drill hole with a light rotating movement until it reaches the base of the hole.