The fischer Group Founded in 1948 as a small workshop in the Black Forest in Germany, the fischer Group operates worldwide as a leader in the fastening systems. More than 5,200 employees worldwide, 50 subsidiaries in 38 countries in Europe, China and the Americas, constant innovation expressed by almost 2000 inventions and over 3000 patents. The Group has 5 Divisions: fischer fixing systems; fischer automotive systems; fischertechnik - Games and Robotics; fischer consulting; LNT Automation - Electronic systems
fischer Italy The Italian subsidiary of the fischer Group started its activity in Padua in 1963 and today employs more than 300 employees and supplies more than 6,000 customers among Specialised Retailers, Wholesalers, Large Distribution and Industries. The company manufactures and sells thousands of fasteners every day. The Padua location houses Production, Research & Development, Sales & Marketing, Finance & Services and the fischer Academy training area. A complete range of nylon plugs, mechanical fasteners and chemical anchors, high-performance anchors for safety in seismic areas, fasteners for plumbing, lifelines, and insulation, systems for plant engineering, for the building envelope, and for photovoltaics. The company sits on the Board of ISI - Ingegneria Sismica Italiana
fischer
Corso Stati Uniti, 25
35127 Padova (PD) IT
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Anchor fixing for application on all slabs. Available Ø 10 and 12 mm. Reduced bore easier and faster. Perfect in narrow, insulated cavities. Two-component, glass-fibre reinforced pivot element and collar for high tensile and shear loads. Can be used as an expansion fastener for holes in solid materials such as concrete or wood. It is possible to screw and unscrew the screw several times
Thermally insulated fixing system for remotely applied heavy loads in thermal insulation The Fischer TherMax spaced fixing is a solution for fixing on external walls of external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS) without creating a thermal bridge. The system consists of a special galvanised steel threaded rod with a glass-fibre reinforced cone, a threaded dowel and a mesh dowel for fixing in half-filled bricks
The injection resin without hazardous substances for maximum safety of people and the environment. Structural chemical anchor, for anchoring in concrete and masonry, and for fire-resistant reinforcement. Using only innovative, non-hazardous substances, FIS V Zero does not require a safety data sheet, nor the use of protective gloves and goggles.
The bi-material extended fasteners with intelligent grip combine design and materials perfectly. Its special lamella geometry guarantees safe and intelligent expansion on all building materials. The DuoXpand range is complete for diameters from 8 and 10 mm, lengths from 80 to 230 mm, with galvanised or stainless steel screws, and fully certified for all building materials.
The sealing plug for wet area applications. The innovative bi-material dowel for installations in wet and damp areas, resistant to seepage and with high load-bearing capacity. fischer DuoSeal won the Archiproduct Design Award 2021 in the Systems, Components and Materials section, the annual award celebrating worldwide design excellence.
Wall plug for plasterboard, gypsum fibre and lightened concrete slabs. It has a bi-material combination of nylon and glass fibre. The metal tip also perforates rigid materials. The reinforced helix ensures deep perforation of the sheets. The POZI 2 imprint, which is the same on the dowel and the screw, shortens the application time. When the screw is inserted, the tip is ejected into the void behind it.
Two components for higher load values. Three different functions: expands, bends, knots intelligently: recognizes the type of masonry and adapts automatically. Also ideal on plasterboard Available in diameter sizes 5, 6, 8, 10 with and without screw
Concrete screws certified in seismic zones C1 and C2. For construction, metalwork, electrical and plumbing installations. Quick, adjustable, removable, reusable. Anchoring does not cause tension in the supporting material, ensuring the smallest possible spacing and edge distances.
