• The metal anchor sleeve can be cut to the required length and thus allows for a range of usable lengths with just one produce, providing flexibility and cost-effectiveness.
• The grating structure of the anchor sleeve allows for uniform distribution of mortar in the drill hole and thus for secure hold.

Applications

Anchorings in:

• FIS V Plus
• FIS EM390 Plus
• FIS SB390

Building materials

• Vertically perforated brick
• Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete
• Hollow blocks made from concrete
• Perforated sand-lime brick
• Solid sand-lime brick
• Solid brick
• Hollow pumice slabs
• Slabs made of hollow brick and other perforated brick
• Solid pumice and other solid building materials

Functionality

• The anchor sleeve is at first cut to the required length.
• After cutting the anchor sleeve to length, it must be closed on one side, e.g. by rolling it up or compressing it mechanically.
• The anchor sleeve is placed in the drill hole, and filled with injection mortar from the anchor sleeve base.
• Turning in the anchor causes the mortar to be pushed through the anchor sleeve's grating structure, so that it fits the base material perfectly.
• The load is borne by the interlock.