1) Overview

	Concrete
	Solid brick
	Solid sand-lime brick
	Perforated sand-lime brick
	Solid block made of lightweit or normal weight concrete.
	Hollow block made from lightweight concrete
	Vertically perforated brick
	Thermal insulation block

	Aerated Concrete
	Natural stone with dense structure.
	Solid block made from lightweight concrete

	Gates
	Door frames
	Fire protection doors
	Windows
	Kitchen cabinets
	Wardrobes
	Squared timbers
	Facings
	Facade and roof substructures made of wood and metal
	Suspended ceilings
	Cable trays

2) Description

	First fischer frame fixing with European Technical Approval.
	The approval covers the classical application area to facade subframes and the multiple fixing of non-loadbearing structures in general.
	For approved fixings on centric traction and in cracked or non-cracked concrete.
	New application areas are opend up, such as suspended ceilings, cable trays, piping brackets etc.

3) Advantages

	Diverse checks, comparative trials and user tests have proven that the mounting characteristics of the SXR are unique on the market.
	The decisive factor here is a comparatively low thightening torque in relation to a very high overtorque during the setting process.
	This fixing "holds" even in porous stones with large cavities and ensures during installation that it is firmly and securely anchored in the substrate.
	In addition, the unique geometry of the SXR means that it can easily be hammered in without bending.
	It also has a distinct anti-rotation lock that works optimally even in critical building materials.

4) Technical Data