Insulation fixing FIF-CN II 8/240 FISCHER

The ETA-approved fischer Plaster Dowel FIF-CN II is ideal for securely fastening pressure-resistant insulation materials up to 350 mm thick in plastered facades, such as polystyrene insulation boards, mineral wool boards, wood wool lightweight building boards, and cork/coconut boards, into concrete, solid brick, and perforated brick. The plaster dowel consists of a grey dowel sleeve with an attached octagonal plate and a steel-plastic nail. The FIF-CN II is installed by hammering. The innovative plastic nail with a steel tip allows for high load capacities. Marketing Claim: The pre-assembled hammer-in dowel with an innovative steel-plastic nail. Advantages: The compound nail (steel-plastic combination) minimizes thermal bridging. This prevents dowel marks on the facade. Installed with just a few hammer blows. With a plate thickness of only 2.7 mm, the plate fits optimally into the insulation. This allows for the application of cost-effective, thin reinforcement layers. High holding forces due to the steel tip of the compound nail. A low embedment depth of 35 mm saves drilling time. The compression zone in the shaft allows for precise plate recession. For insulation thicknesses up to 340 mm. Top Features: Fewer dowels per square meter: high load capacity due to the innovative plastic nail with a steel tip. Hammer-in installation saves time. Low embedment depth reduces drilling effort. This saves time and costs. No premature spreading due to the hammer-in stop. No marks on the plaster surface: Glass fiber reinforced plastic nail with a steel tip reduces heat transfer. Further technical properties: · ETA approval: Yes · Professional / DIY: Professional · VDS approval: Yes · Max. usable length: 250mm