Fischer SXRL FUS Frame Fixing - Zinc-Plated Steel The versatile fixing with multiple anchorage depth. ETA assessment with excellent load values: Safe multiple fixings of non-structural systems in concrete and masonry. The long expansion element makes the SXRL versatile. Loads are applied evenly to the building material thanks to the fixing geometry. This means that the fillets are not destroyed in the case of thin-walled building materials. Simple to assemble: Ribs prevent plug rotation during installation. The fischer frame fixing SXRL FUS is approved along with the fischer hexagon head screw with moulded washer and integrated bit holder TX40 for multiple fixings of non-load-bearing systems in masonry, concrete, and aerated concrete. The two expansion zones in the fixing induce forces equally into perforated masonry, these combine to form a long expansion element in aerated concrete and solid building material. The frame fixing with the safety screw made out of zinc-plated steel is suitable for fixings of façade, ceiling and roof substructures made of metal. Applications Façade, ceiling and roof substructures made of wood and metal Facade substructures under compression load (e.g. distance installation without a wall bracket) Windows Gates and doors Wardrobes Kitchen hanging cabinets Squared timbers Beams TV consoles Wall covering Metal brackets Metal supports Cable ducts Cable trays Building Materials Approved for: Vertically perforated brick Aerated concrete Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete Perforated sand-lime brick Thermal insulation blocks Solid block made from lightweight and normal weight concrete Solid brick Solid sand-lime brick Concrete ≥ C12/15 Also suitable for: Natural stone with dense structure Solid panel made from gypsum Approved for: ETA-07/0121 DoP No. 0329 Installation The SXRL is suitable for push-through installation. In perforated brick masonry a force transmission that protects the substrate is guaranteed through the two expansion zones. The porous block fillets are not crushed by the second expansion zone an therefore serves to transmit the force. In aerated concrete and solid building materials, the two expansion zones combine to form one long expansion element, thus providing for a uniform and flat distribution of the load into the substrate. Recommended for the fixing of metal constructions Countersunk head screws are recommended for wood constructions.
