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The fischer Hammerfix N Green is a pre-fitted fixing sleeve and nail screw combination for quick assembly in internal building materials. Ideal for securely attaching timber constructions, it offers sustainable manufacturing using at least 50% renewable raw materials. While efficient for many applications, it is primarily designed for use in solid internal materials and may not be suitable for all wall types.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 524849 |
| Brand | Fischer |
Its main benefit is the speed and ease of installation due to its pre-fitted nature, making assembly significantly quicker than traditional methods in solid building materials.
The 'Green' designation indicates that the product is manufactured using at least 50% renewable raw materials that do not compete with food cultivation areas, highlighting its environmental consideration.
No, the Hammerfix N Green is designed and specified for internal building materials only. It is not suitable for exterior applications or in damp environments.
It is suitable for solid internal building materials such as concrete, solid sand-lime brick, building brick, natural stone, solid lightweight concrete, and aerated concrete.
The maximum panel thickness (e.g., timber) that can be fastened with this specific model (8 x 80/40 S) is 4 cm.
You will need a hammer to initially seat the sleeve and drive the nail screw, and a PZ3 screwdriver bit for turning the nail screw.
The nail screw should be driven in until its head is flush with the surface of the material being fixed. A secure fixing will not pull out under the intended load.
Ensure the correct drill bit size (8 mm) was used and the hole was drilled to the appropriate depth. Verify the base material is suitable (solid brick, concrete, etc.). Check if the nail screw was driven in completely.
Confirm the hole is clear of debris. Ensure you are using a PZ3 screwdriver and a hammer for driving the nail screw. The base material might be exceptionally hard, requiring more force.
This can occur if the hole is too large or the base material is too soft. Ensure the correct drill bit size is used for the specified material.
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