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Insulation panel anchor R-TFIX-8M
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Insulation panel anchor R-TFIX-8M

With galvanised steel nail

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  • Polypropylene anchor preassembled with galvanised steel nail surmounted by fibreglass-reinforced polyamide pin

  • Thanks to its particular geometry, the anchor can transfer high loads to the support with a shallower anchoring depth

  • Reduced heat transfer compared to traditional hammer drive pins with galvanised steel nail χ = 0.001 W/K
Notice

For soft insulation panels (e.g. made of rock wool), the KWL retaining plate (dia. 90 mm) can be used



A tolerance of 10 mm (e.g. adhesive) is already accounted for. The presence of layers of plaster on older buildings, for example, reduces the maximum thickness of the insulation panel. For this reason, the specific installation situation should always be considered when calculating the length of the anchor



The load capacity values indicated refer to static anchor loads without influence from edges or other anchors


Rk, Rd, Ramm are respectively characteristic, design and permissible resistance values. The characteristic and design values are obtained using statistical methods


and safety factors. The permissible value is obtained from the design value by applying an additional conventional safety factor of 1.4. For those unfamiliar with the characteristic and design values, we recommend using the permissible strength value by checking that it is greater than the maximum load acting on the anchor

Supports A + B + C + DSupport E
Min. depth
of hole
[mm]
Min. depth
of anchor
[mm]
Max. thickness
of insulation
panel1)
[mm]
Min.
depth
of hole
[mm]
Min. depth
of anchor
[mm]
Max. thickness
of insulation
panel1)
mm
Length
of anchor
[mm]
Art.
35251007565601355921 397 135
120801555921 397 155
1401001755921 397 175
1601201955921 397 195
1801402155921 397 215
2001602355921 397 235
2201802555921 397 255
2402002755921 397 275
2602202955921 397 295
1) A tolerance of 10 mm (e.g. adhesive) is already accounted for. The presence of layers of plaster on older buildings, for example, reduces the maximum thickness of the insulation panel. For this reason, the specific installation situation should always be considered when calculating the length of the anchor.
Base materialCategoryRk characteristic resistance
to extraction
Rd design resistance
to extraction
Ramm permissible
(or recommended) load
Permissible maximum loads and installation conditions:
Concrete C12/15A1.10 kN0.55 kN0.39 kN
Concrete C16/20 - C50/60A1.20 kN0.60 kN0.43 kN
Solid bricksB1.20 kN0.60 kN0.43 kN
Perforated bricksC1.10 kN0.55 kN0.39 kN
Lightweight concreteD0.50 kN0.25 kN0.18 kN
Autoclaved aerated (cellular) concreteE1.00 kN0.50 kN0.36 kN
Min. spacing between anchorsA, B, C, D, E100 mm
Min. distance from edgeA, B, C, D, E100 mm
Min. thickness of supportA, B, C, D, E100 mm
Note: The load capacity values indicated refer to static anchor loads without influence from edges or other anchors.
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