Aircrete anchor GB

The special plug for different fixings in aerated concrete

The fischer aircrete anchor GB is a special anchor for different fixings in aerated concrete. The GB 10 in combination with the fischer safety screw is also approved for safety-relevant fixings in aerated concrete. The fischer GB is ideal for fixing façade and roof constructions as well as railings in aerated concrete. The GB, made from high-quality nylon, is hammered in after pre-drilling. Can be applied with a hammer - there is no need for special tools, thus saving time and money for the installation. The characteristic outer ribs create a tight connection between anchor and building material and guarantee optimum pressure distribution and load bearing values.

Product Description

Advantages

The general building approval guarantees approved safety for use in safety-relevant applications.
The spiral-shaped outer ribs cut a positive fit in the soft building material, thus ensuring the best pressure distribution and load-bearing capacity.
Can be applied with a hammer - there is no need for special tools, thus saving time and money for the installation.
The GB can also be used safely outside (e.g. in façade installation) when combined with the approved fischer safety screw in A4.

Available Product Variants

Application and Permission

Applications

Light cable trays
Pipelines
Guard rails
Façade and roof constructions made of wood and metal
Light canopy brackets
Letter boxes
Trellis

Building materials

Approved for (GB 10) resp. suitable for (GB 8 and GB 14):

PB2, AAC2
PB3, AAC3
PB4, AAC4

* You can find detailed information on building materials in the registration document.

For Details see corresponding Documents

Assembly Instruction

Functionality

The GB is suitable for pre-positioned installation.
The spiral-shaped outer ribs ensure a positive fit connection between the building material and anchor.
The required screw length is given by: Anchor length + fixture thickness + 1 x screw diameter.
The GB 10 must be used with fischer safety screws to fulfil the approval and to achieve the maximum load-bearing capacity.
Use rotary drilling to create the drill hole
Can be used in unplastered aerated concrete