Fischer DIPK 10/60-80

The Fischer impact dowel DIPK 10 consists of a white dowel sleeve with an integrated flange and a fiberglass-reinforced plastic nail. The DIPK 10 is driven in with a hammer. As the nail is driven in, the dowel shaft expands within the building material. When used in solid materials, the GFK nail must be shortened at the tapered predetermined breaking point. The Fischer impact dowel DIPK 10 is ideal for securely fastening pressure-resistant insulation materials up to 160 mm thick, such as polystyrene boards, wood wool lightweight boards, and PU rigid foam boards in concrete, solid, and hollow blocks.

Advantages: The fiberglass-reinforced plastic nail (GFK nail) reduces thermal transmission and prevents markings on the plaster surface. The simple impact installation allows for a quick setting process, thus reducing labor. The proven design with a low anchoring depth minimizes drilling effort and achieves high cost-effectiveness. The DIPK can be universally used in ventilated facades as well as in plaster facades.

Application: For fixing pressure-resistant insulation materials in facades such as polystyrene boards, wood wool lightweight boards, cork/coconut boards, and PU rigid foam boards. Building materials: Concrete, lightweight concrete hollow blocks, high-hole bricks, calcium silicate hollow blocks, calcium silicate solid blocks, natural stone with a dense structure, and solid bricks.

Functionality: The non-load-bearing layers, such as adhesive and/or old plaster, must be added to the usable length of the dowel. The DIPK is installed in a through-mounting method using a hammer. In solid materials, the GFK nail must be shortened at the predetermined breaking point. By driving the nail into the dowel shaft, the DIPK expands in the anchoring substrate.