fischer ULTRACUT FBS II 6 x 60/5 US hex head, zinc concrete screw [546391]

Description

Manufactured from Zinc-plated steel, with a hex-flange head. Designed for use in applications such as channel systems, pipe routes, ventilation ducts, etc. Ultracut FBS has ETA Approval for cracked and non-cracked concrete as well as seismic loads, and classification in fire resistance class R 120. The UltraCut FBS II 6 US is perfectly designed for applications such as fixings of pipe routes, channel systems, ventilation ducts and facilities in the building service engineering. When the concrete screw is screwed into the drill hole using an impact driver, the thread flanks cut deep into the concrete, thus ensuring top load-bearing capacity. The low drilling effort saves time in the case of multiple fixations.

Product Features

• The first concrete screw with diameter 6 and variable embedment depths: High flexibility and a precise adaption on the loads.

• ETA assessment option 1 includes the use in cracked and non-cracked concrete: Highest safety requirements.

• First 6 mm diameter concrete screw with an ETA assessment for C1 seismic performance category for additional safety standards: Pioneering technology.

• Approved for multiple use of non-load bearing systems: Ideal for the installation of pipe routes, cable trays and prestressed hollow concrete ceilings.

• Drill holes do not need to be cleaned during vertical installation (ceiling and floor): Fast installation (Note: For floor fixings, the hole must be drilled 3x drill hole diameter deeper).

• Different head designs available: Maximum application flexibility.

• Hexagonal head with pressed washer and ribs under the head: Prevents accidental loosening of the anchor, making the system more secure.

• Special head geometry for use in mounting rails with a socket (SW10): Simple installation of the add-on part.

• Approved adjustment for the concrete screws allows the screw to be unscrewed twice to place maximum 10 mm packing below the base plate head or to align the attached part, and then to tighten the screw again: Precision fixing.

• For use in masonry (solid building material): Versatile anchoring.