The ETA-approved Fischer plaster anchor FIF-CN II is ideal for securely fastening pressure-resistant insulation materials up to 350 mm thick in plaster facades, such as polystyrene insulation boards, mineral wool boards, wood wool lightweight boards, and cork/coconut boards in concrete, solid, and hollow bricks. The plaster anchor consists of a gray anchor sleeve with an attached octagonal plate and a steel-plastic nail. The FIF-CN II is driven in with a hammer. The innovative plastic nail with a steel tip allows for high load capacities.

Advantages: The compound nail (steel-plastic combination) minimizes thermal bridging, preventing anchor marks on the facade. It can be installed with just a few hammer blows. The plate thickness of only 2.5 mm allows the plate to fit optimally into the insulation, enabling the application of cost-effective, thin reinforcement layers. High holding forces are provided by the steel tip of the compound nail. The low embedment depth of 35 mm saves drilling time. Due to the compound nail, the FIF-CN II is nearly free of thermal bridges. The compression zone in the shaft allows for precise plate insertion. Suitable for insulation thicknesses up to 340 mm.

Application: Installation of ETICS insulation boards on concrete and masonry. Flush mounting in ETICS insulation materials and mineral wool, e.g., polystyrene.

Building materials: Building material classes A, B, C, D, E. Solid concrete block, masonry brick, sand-lime solid brick, hollow block made of lightweight concrete, high-hole brick, sand-lime hollow brick, lightweight aggregate concrete, aerated concrete.

Functionality: The anchor is installed in a through-mounting method. Simple and quick installation by driving in the compound nail with a standard hammer. Non-load-bearing layers such as adhesive and old plaster are included in the maximum usable length.