The Fischer long-shank anchor SXRL-FUS is approved for use with the Fischer hexagon screw featuring a molded washer and integrated T50 bit holder for multiple fixings of non-load-bearing systems in masonry, concrete, and aerated concrete. In hollow block masonry, the two expansion zones of the anchor evenly distribute force, while in aerated concrete and solid construction materials, these combine to form a long expansion element. With the safety screw made of galvanically galvanized steel, the long-shank anchor is suitable for fixing facade, ceiling, and roof substructures made of metal.

Advantages: The long expansion element with multiple anchoring depths of 50, 70, and 90 mm for SXRL 8 and SXRL 10, as well as 70 and 90 mm for SXRL 14, makes the SXRL a versatile product. The special geometry of the anchor ensures that the holding forces are evenly distributed within the drill hole. The approval for single-point fixation in cracked concrete makes the SXRL 10 a specialist in concrete applications, such as fixing canopies and outdoor railings, and a cost-effective alternative to steel anchors. When installed at depth, the longer ribs prevent the anchor from twisting during assembly. The SXRL 14 is additionally approved for applications that are subject to compressive loads and can be used for facade constructions that are mounted at a distance without wall brackets. The SXRL, with usable lengths of up to 240 mm, offers the right anchor for every application.

Applications: Facade, ceiling, and roof substructures made of wood or metal, compressive load-bearing facade substructures.