Drive anchor DIPK
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      Art.-No. 43969

      fischer Render fixing DIPK 10/80-100

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      Top Features
      • No marks on the plaster surface. Glass fibre reinforced plastic nail reduces heat transmission.
      • Hammerset installation saves time.
      • Low setting depth reduces amount of drilling. This saves time and costs.
      • Flexible in use for plaster façades and rear-ventilated façades.
      • An insulation disc is a good base for render.

      Your advantages / Product description

      The cost-effective anchor with plastic nail.
      Advantages
      • The glass-fibre-reinforced plastic nail (GRP nail) reduces the heat transmission and prevents marks on the plaster surface.
      • The simple hammerset installation allows for a quick installation process and thus reduces workload.
      • The well-proven design with low anchorage depth reduces the amount of drilling required, thus achieving a high level of efficiency.
      • The DIPK can be used universally in rear-ventilated curtain façades, as well as in plaster façades.
      • The surface of the anchor plate is suitable to use as a plaster base.
      The fischer drive anchor DIPK consists of a white anchor sleeve with integrated plate and a glass-fibre reinforced plastic nail. The DIPK is set using a hammer. Driving in the nail causes the anchor shaft to expand in the building material. The GRP nail needs to be shortened at the tapered, predetermined breaking point when used in solid building materials. The fischer drive anchor DIPK is ideal for fixing pressure-resistant insulating materials up to 120 mm thickness such as polystyrene boards, light building boards made of wood wool, and PU panels in concrete, solid and perforated brick.

      Application and approval

      Applications
      To fix pressure-resistant insulating materials in façades, such as:
      • Polystyrene boards
      • Light building boards made of wood wool
      • Cork boards / coir matting
      • PU panels
      Building materials
      • Concrete
      • Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete
      • Vertically perforated brick
      • Perforated sand-lime brick
      • Solid sand-lime brick
      • Natural stone with dense structure
      • Solid brick
      You can find detailed information on building materials in the approval document.
      Approval
      • EPD-FIW-20210314-CBD1-EN

      Assembly instruction

      Functionality
      • Non-bearing layers, such as adhesive and/or old render, are to be included in the anchor's useful length.
      • The DIPK is set in push-through installation using a hammer.
      • In solid materials the GRP nail needs to be shortened at the predetermined breaking point.
      • Driving the nail into the anchor shaft causes the DIPK to expand in the base material.
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      Technical Data

      Drill diameter (
      d0
      )      		10 mm
      Min. drill hole depth (
      h1
      )      		40 mm
      Min. effect. anchorage depth (
      hef
      )      		30 mm
      Anchor length (
      l
      )      		130 mm
      Max. fixture thickness (
      t fix
      )      		100 mm
      Disc ø 50 mm
      Packaging Folding box
      Amount 200 pcs.
      GTIN (EAN-Code) 4006209439692

      Documents for Downloading

      • Sustainability
      EPD - Environmental Product Declaration
      pdf, EPD-FIW-20210314-CBD1-EN
      Environmental Product Declaration for fischer Insulation fixings
      Valid from 02/22/2022
      to 02/21/2027
      cd-green-58bb58464c-mbzdk