The economical solution for the repair of triple-skin outer wall panels.

Advantages

• The FWS II achieves a high shear load-bearing capacity due to its large anchor diameter. This reduces the number of reconstruction anchors needed for each plate to a minimum, thus saving costs.
• The drill hole can be drilled in one step using standard diamond drill bits, ensuring quick progress.
• Installation is already approved from a sub-base thickness of 80 mm.
• Approval with a new measuring strategy allows for safer and economically static calculations while enabling documentation of loads from temperature changes.

The Fischer weather facing wall tie FWS II is a system for the post-installation securing of triple-skin outer wall panels made from concrete. The system consists of the stainless steel weather facing wall tie FWS II and the Fischer injection mortar FIS V and FIS V Plus. The expansion-free load application with the Fischer injection mortar enables anchoring in facing masonry with an 80 mm thickness. The Fischer FWS II is secured in the load-bearing layer in the weather facing using the injection mortar. The plastic coating protects the insulation from being penetrated with mortar. The large anchor diameter means that FWS II achieves a high shear load resistance, reducing the number of required wall ties per panel, which saves on costs.

Functionality

• The FWS II weather facing reconstruction anchors can be bedded in mortar into the load-bearing skin and weather shell with the FIS V Plus, FIS VW Plus, or FIS VS Plus / FIS V, FIS VW, or FIS VS injection mortar.
• The red plastic coating protects the insulation from being penetrated with mortar.
• You can see the correct anchor filling with the weather shell through the inspection openings on the head of the anchor.