Fischer Internal Threaded Socket FIS E 15 x 85 M10

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The Fischer 43633 FIS E internal threaded socket is designed for professionals using Fischer injection mortar in masonry and aerated concrete. Its key benefit is enabling secure, flush-mount installations that can be easily disassembled and reused, reducing complexity and cost. A potential caveat is the need for specific Fischer injection mortar for proper bonding and load transfer. This anchor system facilitates reliable mounting with standard metric screws, offering flexibility for various applications.

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ColourMulticolor
Model Part Number43633
BrandFischer

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FAQs

What type of mortar is recommended for the Fischer FIS E anchor?

The Fischer FIS E anchor is specifically designed for use with Fischer injection mortars. Always consult the specific approvals and instructions for the chosen injection mortar.

Can I use standard screws with this anchor?

Yes, the internal metric thread (M10 for this model) allows for the use of standard metric screws or threaded rods, which simplifies installation and reduces costs.

What is the advantage of surface-flush disassembly?

Surface-flush disassembly means the attachment point can be removed without leaving any part of the anchor protruding, maintaining a clean and finished look. It also allows the fixing point to be reused.

What materials is this anchor suitable for?

The Fischer FIS E anchor is suitable for use in materials such as Autoclaved aerated concrete, Brick, and general Masonry.

Are screws included with the anchor?

No, screws are not included. You will need to use standard metric screws or threaded rods (M10 for this specific model) separately.

How do I ensure the anchor is properly set?

Proper setting involves drilling the correct hole size, thoroughly cleaning the hole, inserting the anchor, and rotating it manually with light, steady movements until it is seated. Crucially, it requires using the correct injection mortar applied according to manufacturer guidelines.

What does ETA approval mean for this product?

ETA (European Technical Assessment) approval signifies that the product has undergone rigorous testing and meets high European standards for safety, performance, and reliability in its intended applications.

Troubleshooting

Anchor does not set properly

Ensure the drill hole diameter and depth are correct. Check that the anchor is rotated correctly during insertion. Verify the correct mortar type is used and applied as per instructions.

Weak or failed fixing

Confirm the drill hole was adequately cleaned before mortar injection. Ensure sufficient mortar was used to fully envelop the anchor and fill the hole. Check if the building material is suitable and in good condition. Verify mortar curing time was respected.

Difficulty removing fixture screw

Ensure the correct size metric screw is used. Check for any debris or mortar intrusion into the thread. Apply appropriate lubricant if necessary, being mindful not to compromise the anchor's integrity.

Anchor cannot be reused

Carefully inspect the anchor threads for damage or corrosion after removal. Ensure the original drill hole is suitable for re-anchoring, or enlarge if necessary and use appropriate materials.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reduces installation costs and complexity by using standard metric fasteners.
  • Allows for easy and clean removal of fixtures, maintaining surface aesthetics.
  • Fixing points can be reused, providing flexibility and long-term value.
  • ETA approval guarantees high safety standards.
  • Suitable for a range of masonry and aerated concrete materials.

Cons

  • Requires specific Fischer injection mortar for optimal performance; not a standalone anchor.
  • Manual setting requires careful execution for proper mortar engagement.
  • Not suitable for all types of wall materials; check compatibility.
  • Screws are not included, requiring separate purchase.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Drill a hole of the specified diameter (1.8 cm) in the building material.
  2. Clean the drill hole thoroughly, especially for injection mortar applications.
  3. Insert the Fischer FIS E internal threaded anchor into the drill hole.
  4. Manually rotate the anchor with light, steady movements to set it.
  5. Inject Fischer injection mortar according to the mortar manufacturer's instructions, ensuring it fills the anchor sleeve and the drill hole.
  6. Allow the mortar to cure completely.
  7. Attach your fixture using standard metric screws or threaded rods (M10 for this model).

Compatibility:

  • Suitable Materials: Autoclaved aerated concrete, Brick, Masonry.
  • Mortar: Primarily designed for use with Fischer injection mortars. Always refer to the mortar's specific approvals and instructions.
  • Fasteners: Compatible with standard metric screws and threaded rods (M10).

Care:

  • The anchor itself requires no specific maintenance after installation.
  • Ensure the surrounding material is stable and not compromised.
  • When disassembling, remove the fixture and screw carefully to avoid damaging the anchor thread or surrounding material, allowing for reuse.

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