International Catalogue

Injection mortar FIS V
The versatile injection mortar for anchorings
in non-cracked concrete and masonry
Chemical fixings
Rescue ladders
Silos
ADVANTAGES
▪ FIS V has a number of system
approvals, for example in non-cracked
concrete, masonry and for rebar connections.
FIS V is therefore the universal
injection mortar with guaranteed
safety for almost every application.
▪ The cement in the FIS V vinyl ester
mortar generates the highest temperature
resistance up to +120 °C.
This means that FIS V can be used
in a wide range of temperatures and
works reliably even when subjected to
increased demands.
▪ The extensive range of accessories is
ideally suited for the injection mortar
FIS V; increases the great flexibility
of the system; and allows for a wide
range of applications.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Approved for anchorings in:
▪ Concrete C20/25 to C50/60, noncracked
▪ Hollow blocks made from lightweight
concrete
▪ Hollow blocks made from concrete
▪ Vertically perforated brick
▪ Perforated sand-lime brick
▪ Solid sand-lime brick
▪ Aerated concrete
▪ Solid brick
Approved for rebar connections in:
▪ Concrete C12/15 to C50/60
Also suitable for:
▪ Concrete C12/15
APPLICATIONS
Injection mortar for use with:
▪ Threaded rods FIS A, see page
97 (concrete), 106 (masonry) and
119 (aerated concrete).
▪ Internal threaded anchor RG MI, see
page 103
▪ Rebar anchor FRA, see page 123
▪ Concrete steel bars, see page 123
▪ Injection anchor sleeves FIS H, see
page 111
▪ Aerated concrete centring sleeve PBZ,
see page 119
▪ Remedial wall tie VBS 8, see page
140
▪ Weather facing reconstruction system
FWS, see page 144
APPROVALS
FUNCTIONING
▪ The FIS V is a 2-component injection
mortar based on vinyl ester hybrid.
▪ Resin and hardener are stored in two
separate chambers and are not mixed
and activated until extrusion through
the static mixer.
▪ The injection cartridges are quick and
easy to use with the fischer dispensers.
▪ Partially used cartridges can be
reused, simply by changing the static
mixer.
▪ Related accessories for the various
applications can be found on pages
73 (non-cracked concrete), 73
(masonry), 121 (aerated concrete)
and 125 (rebar connection).
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