The Fischer porous concrete anchor FPX-I is made from galvanized steel. After pre-drilling, the FPX-I is simply hammered in. No hole cleaning is necessary. The Fischer porous concrete anchor is tightened with a hex key using a cordless screwdriver or a ratchet. This pulls the cone into the expansion sleeve. The four wings create an undercut in the hole. After expansion, the hex key is automatically disengaged. The Fischer porous concrete anchor FPX-I is ideally suited for securing suspended ceilings, railings, or kitchen cabinets in porous concrete.

Advantages: The FPX-I allows for easy tightening with a hex key using a cordless screwdriver or ratchet, providing maximum installation comfort. The controlled expansion of the anchor with the internal hexagon ensures a secure, even, and effort-saving installation. The unique four-fold expansion of the FPX-I using a square expansion sleeve prevents the anchor from rotating in the hole, ensuring high tensile and lateral loads, thus requiring fewer fastening points. The disengagement of the hex key guarantees automatic setting control with every installation process. The first steel anchor with ETA approval and fire protection for fastening in porous concrete allows for use in safety-relevant applications.

Applications: Suspended ceilings, cable trays, pipelines, ventilation ducts, railings/handrails, TV consoles, kitchen cabinets, spacer mounts.

Functionality/Installation: The FPX-I with internal thread is suitable for pre-insertion mounting. Pre-drilling allows for easy hammering even in high-strength porous concrete. No hole cleaning is required. When tightening the anchor with the hex key, the internal threaded sleeve begins to rotate, pulling the cone into the square expansion sleeve in a controlled manner.