Bussola in plastica per ancoraggio Fischer IS H 16 x 85 K 50 pezzi

The Fischer IS H 16 x 85 K plastic injection anchor sleeve is a system component for use with Fischer injection mortars in perforated brick masonry and similar substrates. The sleeve is inserted into the drill hole and filled with injection mortar from the base. When an anchor rod or internal threaded anchor is set, the mortar is pressed through the sleeve’s lattice structure and forms a mechanical interlock with the masonry, transferring load into the base material. The sleeve also allows bridging of non-bearing layers in through-type installations.

Advantages

The plastic FIS H K sleeve enables reliable use of injection mortar systems in perforated brick and comparable hollow materials. Its lattice design ensures mortar distribution and mechanical interlock with the masonry. The product is supplied in a 50-piece pack and is suitable for through-type installations where non-bearing layers must be bridged.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Fixing anchor rods and internal threaded anchors in perforated brick masonry
• Through-type installations where non-bearing layers are present
• Applications requiring injection mortar connection in hollow building materials

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model: IS H 16 x 85 K
• Material: Plastic sleeve for injection mortar systems
• Dimensions: 16 mm diameter × 85 mm length
• Quantity: 50 pieces per pack
• Color: White
• MPN: 41902
• EAN: 8001132419021

How to use

Drill a hole to the required diameter and depth for the IS H 16 x 85 K sleeve. Insert the sleeve into the drill hole, then inject the recommended Fischer injection mortar through the sleeve from the base. Allow the mortar to reach the required curing time according to the mortar manufacturer’s instructions. Set the anchor rod or internal threaded anchor; during setting the mortar is pressed through the lattice and forms the mechanical interlock with the masonry.

Recommendations

Use only compatible Fischer injection mortars and follow the mortar manufacturer’s instructions for mixing, injection pressure and curing times. Verify substrate condition and drill hole dimensions before installation. For safety-relevant or heavy-load applications, consult Fischer technical data sheets or an engineer to determine suitable anchor design and load values.