Befestigungstechnik
Eggeweg 2a
32139 Spenge
Telefon: 05225 / 8799 - 0
Technical Details
- Fischer FHB II-AS: For attachment to the anchor rail:
- Hilti HVZ-R: For attachment in cracked concrete
- Fischer FAZ: For attachment in cracked concrete
- Hilti HST-R: For attachment to the anchor rail
- MBA: For attachment to the anchor rail
- UPAT UKA3: For attachment in uncracked concrete
- UPAT UPM: Other attachments
- Fischer frame dowel: Other attachments
- Eck- und Randausbildungen links/rechts
- WL: Corner abutments
- WD: Abutments for expansion joints
- Technical regulation governing masonry support
- Technical regulation governing the arrangement of expansion joints
- Technical regulation governing scaffold anchorage DIN 4420
- Installation instructions for supporting anchors with dowels
- Installation instructions for supporting anchors on anchor rail
- Notes for installation
- Priciples for dimensioning
- Surface treatment
Your advantages at a glance:
- Modersohn and ASTATEC are experts in the field of façade fastening with many years of experience - in short the ideal partners for your project
- Modersohn and ASTATEC also provide verifiable structural analyses, approvals for individual cases, or examination of special fastening structures with regard to mechanical reliability and/or corrosion resistance
- Our excellent working relationship with the German Institute for Structural Engineering (DIBt), Berlin, the Federal Institute for Material Research and Testing (BAM), Berlin, and many other material testing associations and institutes enables us to swiftly clarifiy technical issues and obtain expert reports
- ASTATEC construction engineers and Modersohn staff work together to find the most cost-effective fastening method for your façade elements. This sometimes means that, due to advantages for manufacturing and installation, the chosen fastening structures may not be those that initially appear to be the cheapest purely in terms of material purchasing, or those initially planned in the tender; close cooperation and mutual trust are therefore crucial to economic success