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 blocks. 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-bearing 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. With a plate thickness of only 2.5 mm, the plate fits optimally into the insulation, allowing for the application of cost-effective, thin reinforcement layers. High holding forces are achieved through the steel tip of the compound nail. A 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 blocks, masonry bricks, calcium silicate solid blocks, hollow blocks made of lightweight concrete, high-hole bricks, calcium silicate hollow blocks, 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 adhesives and old plaster are included in the maximum usable length.