Properties

• Cost-effective alternative to standard heavy load applications

• Low axis and edge distance thanks to anchoring with no expansion pressure

• Standard threaded rods can be used

• Styrene-free

• Can be used even at low temperatures (down to -5 °C)

• Can be used in wet and water-filled drill holes

• Fixes heavy loads up to 3.7 tonnes in weight

• Opened cartridges can be re-used by changing the static mixer

Description and field of application

• The mortar can be used with dry and wet concrete

• In the case of above-the-head installation, the threaded rod must be fixed in accordance with the processing time

• Approved in conjunction with standard threaded rods or TOX Stix threaded rods

Processing and assembly

• A perforated sleeve should be used when working in perforated brick

• Clean the drill hole

• Screw the static mixer securely to the cartridge

• If the insertion depth deviates from the standard, mark this on the anchor rod

• Approximately the first 10 cm of the injection mortar should be discarded and not used for fixing

• Starting at the bottom of the drill hole, fill the cleaned drill hole approximately up to 2/3 with injection mortar, or completely full if using a perforated sleeve

• Insert the anchor rod by turning it slightly until the defined insertion depth is reached

• Observe the torque and hardening time specified under each applicable approval

• The mortar can be used in dry and damp concrete

• The Liquix Blaster and Liquix Blaster Pro dispenser guns should be used when working with coaxial, peeler and blown film cartridges; for side-by-side cartridges, use the Liquix Blaster Plus dispenser gun

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