Fischer 561514 Threaded Rod G M8 x 110 gvz steel grade 8.8 (Pack x 50)
The economic threaded rod for standard applications
Description / Fischer 561514
- The G M threaded rod is a standard threaded rod for all basic applications without the dynamic or seismic performance categories
- Due to the mechanical properties according to the EN ISO 898-1 standard, the threaded rod is approved for the use with fischer injection systems
- Various steel grades and galvanisation grades enable a wide range of applications
Top Features
- The threaded rod for basic applications with the fischer injection systems
- Regulated as commercial threaded rod in the assessments of the fischer injection systems
- Packaging unit up to 50 pieces for easy handling on the work site
- Steel grades 4.8, 5.8, 8.8 and R FK 70 in electrogalvanised and hot-dip galvanised
Advantages
- The large packaging unit with up to 50 pieces facilitates handling for series applications
- A wide selection of standard dimensions up to yard goods in various steel grades and galvanising types cover a wide range of applications
- The mechanical properties according to standard EN ISO 898-1 guarantee a safe application
- Variable anchorage depths allow efficient installation with fischer injection systems
Functionality
- The anchor rod G M is suitable for pre-positioned and push-through installation
- The anchor rod G M is set manually by lightly rotating it until it reaches the drill hole base
- The mortar bonds the entire surface of the anchor rod with the drill holw wall and seals the drill hole
Features / Specification
| Drill diameter (d0) 10 mm |
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| Min. effect. anchorage depth (hef) 60 mm |
| Max. anchoring depth 98 mm |
| Thread (M) M8 |
| Amount 50 pcs |
| GTIN (EAN-Code) 4048962434781 |
| Applications |
| Steel structures |
| Railing |
| Staircases |
| Wood structures |
| Gates |
| Building materials |
| The threaded rods G M are suitable for the fischer injection mortars in different building materials. |
| The approved building materials can be found in the fischer injection mortar documents. |