A fixing for flexible use in non-cracked concrete and is suitable for pre-positioned and push-thro...A fixing for flexible use in non-cracked concrete and is suitable for pre-positioned and push-through installations. The standard anchorage depth achieves the maximum loadbearing capacities so fewer fixing points and smaller anchor plates are required. Minimal torque slippage installation is a simple process, the drive-in pin protects the thread from damage. This pack contains 20 pieces of the Fischer FXA Throughbolt in Silver, measuring 10 x 176mm. With only a few hammer blows and minimal torque slippage installation is a simple process. The segmented steel Expansion shield is pre-assembled ready for use. Cost efficient fixing with ETA approval for non- cracked concrete. Pack of 20.
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This guide is for users of the Fischer FXA Throughbolt - Silver, a versatile fixing solution for non-cracked concrete. The primary benefit is its flexible use with pre-positioned and push-through installations, offering maximum load-bearing capacities. Note that this product is specifically designed for use in non-cracked concrete; its effectiveness may be limited in other materials. This guide provides essential information for effective usage and care.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
523136
Brand
Fischer
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of concrete is this fixing suitable for?
The Fischer FXA Throughbolt is designed for use in non-cracked concrete.
What tools are needed for installation?
You will need a hammer and a wrench for tightening the nut.
How do I determine the correct hole diameter and depth?
Refer to the product specifications or the packaging for exact drilling dimensions.
What is the benefit of the pre-assembled design?
The pre-assembled expansion shield simplifies and speeds up the installation process.
Can these throughbolts be used in outdoor applications?
Yes, provided they are not exposed to extreme environmental conditions that may cause corrosion.
What should I do if the throughbolt is difficult to insert?
Make sure the hole is clean and of the correct diameter. Ensure there are no obstructions and try again with even force.
How can I prevent thread damage during installation?
The drive-in pin is designed to protect the thread. Ensure it is in place before hammering.
Where can I find the load-bearing capacity information?
The load-bearing capacity information will be available in the product specifications or on the packaging.
Troubleshooting
Throughbolt won't fully insert.
Ensure the hole is of the correct diameter and depth. Check for obstructions in the hole. Use a suitable hammer and apply even force during installation.
Fixing feels loose after installation.
Verify that the recommended torque was applied. Check the concrete for cracks or damage, as this could affect the fixing's performance. Replace the fixing if necessary.
Thread damage during installation.
Ensure the drive-in pin protects the thread. If damage occurs, replace the throughbolt with a new one.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile installation methods (pre-positioned and push-through).
High load-bearing capacity.
Easy and simple installation process.
Protects threads during installation.
Pre-assembled for convenience.
Cost-effective with ETA approval.
Cons
Specific to non-cracked concrete; not suitable for all materials.
Requires a hammer for installation.
May require professional knowledge for optimal load calculations.
Size limitations based on the 10 x 176mm dimensions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Drill a hole of the correct diameter and depth in the concrete. Refer to the product specifications for exact dimensions.
Insertion: Insert the FXA Throughbolt into the drilled hole, ensuring the fixture is aligned correctly.
Installation: Using a hammer, drive the throughbolt until it is flush with the surface.
Tightening: Tighten the nut to the recommended torque specification (check the product specifications) to ensure secure fastening.
Compatibility
Concrete: Specifically designed for use in non-cracked concrete.
Fixtures: Compatible with various fixtures, including steel components, machinery, and equipment, provided the load requirements are met.
Tools: Requires a hammer and a wrench for installation.
Care
Inspection: Regularly inspect the fixings for any signs of corrosion or damage.
Load Limits: Ensure that the applied loads do not exceed the specified load-bearing capacity.
Environment: Protect fixings from excessive moisture or corrosive environments to prolong their lifespan.