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Types of failure<br />

Overstraining of anchor points, incorrect assembly and<br />

insufficient load-bearing capacity of underground may<br />

result in failure of the dowel system.<br />

Type of failure Cause<br />

Break in anchor ground<br />

g Load too high<br />

g Insufficient strength of anchor<br />

ground<br />

g Too low setting depth<br />

Gap of part<br />

Load details<br />

Various loads are indicated in this catalog:<br />

A) Breaking values (mean value from single tests in<br />

uncracked material). Reasons for failing could be:<br />

Break in the anchor ground, pulling out or break of<br />

the dowel, break of the screw. (Maximum load of the<br />

dowel!)<br />

B) recommended working loads. A safety value is<br />

already calculated in by the manufacturer.<br />

C) Permiss ble loads. These are working loads that<br />

already contain an appropriate extra safety value.<br />

These loads are contained in the approval notices of<br />

the “Institut für Bautechnik, Berlin” and only apply<br />

when the approval conditions are met.<br />

To determine the working load, the break value is<br />

divided by a safety extra value, e.g. for a steel dowel<br />

with a breaking value of 40 kN:<br />

Working load = breaking value = 40 kN =10 kN = 1000 kg<br />

safety factor 4<br />

As safety factor, we recommend:<br />

Steel dowel ^ 4 Plastic dowel ^ 6<br />

Heavy loads ^ 1000 kg<br />

^ 10 kN<br />

Medium loads 1000 kg . x 100 kg<br />

10 kN . x 1 kN<br />

Light loads % 100 kg<br />

% 1 kN<br />

1 kN = 1000 N = 100 kp = 100 kg<br />

g Insufficient part dimensions<br />

g Border and axle spacing not<br />

observed<br />

g Splay pressure too high<br />

Pulling out the dowel<br />

g Friction, adhesive or positive<br />

locking fails due to excessive<br />

load or incorrect assembly<br />

Steel break<br />

g Strength of dowel or screws<br />

too low for supported load<br />

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Symbols<br />

Monitored<br />

General building author ty<br />

approval by the “Deutsche<br />

Institut für Bautechnik<br />

Berlin” (DIBt).<br />

Recommended by<br />

the “Verband der<br />

Sachversicherer” (VdS)<br />

for use in fixed water<br />

extinguishing systems.<br />

Checked with regard to<br />

fire resistance up to a certain<br />

time in minutes<br />

(F 120 = 120 min).<br />

Non-rusting stainless steel<br />

model.<br />

Particularly for outdoors.<br />

Association of German<br />

Electricians.<br />

Important general instructions<br />

– Do not place dowel in concrete before less than<br />

7 days hardening time.<br />

– Cut through steel concrete arming to<br />

establish dowel drilling not permitted.<br />

– Always observe the borehole depth and<br />

diameter. Clean borehole thoroughly<br />

Observe min. setting depth. Hollow materials,<br />

light materials and boards only to be bored when<br />

turning.<br />

– Consider the clamping power when selecting the<br />

dowel.<br />

– Observe the stipulated torque acc. to the<br />

approval.<br />

– Observe screw length and diameter.<br />

– Do not hammer screws into dowel<br />

(Exception: nail plugs).<br />

– <strong>BTI</strong> polyamide dowels in own production are<br />

free of silicone and halogen. In case of fire, no<br />

dangerous dioxin is formed.<br />

a axle distance d B part thickness<br />

a r distance to border b width of part<br />

use approved dowels<br />

Is stipulated when there is a danger to public safety<br />

in case of failure as well as danger to life and limb<br />

of others. Important application examples for use<br />

of approved dowels are the anchoring of facade<br />

substructures,<br />

suspended ceilings, grounds and, with the additional<br />

requirement of shock safety, the installation parts in<br />

public shelters.<br />

How can I find the right dowel and anchor?<br />

Step How / Where<br />

Material/ – Determine<br />

underground site – Announce site<br />

Determine job: – Data fixing part<br />

– Load classes?<br />

(100 kg = 1000 N) – Announce site<br />

– Approval required?<br />

(pull-/pressure zone?) – Details from arch tect<br />

– stainless steel required?<br />

– borehole in<br />

fixing part?<br />

– Fire-protection re-<br />

requirements?<br />

– Property of<br />

assembly?<br />

– Application -<br />

regulations? ...<br />

Select Survey of applications in<br />

dowel types catalog (often you will find the<br />

the most su table dowel type<br />

selected here)<br />

Note on catalog side in the<br />

survey of applications<br />

Exact dowel from Catalog page<br />

measurement – dependent<br />

on clamping strength,<br />

board strength,<br />

load class,<br />

borehole dia. in<br />

fixing part,<br />

Determine pre-plug-/<br />

plug-through assembly,<br />

etc. –<br />

Select<br />

correct screw Diameter:<br />

see appropriate catalog page<br />

Length:<br />

refer to chapter “Selection-<br />

of dowel and screw”, often also<br />

on the appropriate catalog page<br />

During assembly Catalog page<br />

observe the<br />

technical specs<br />

(drill dia., drill depth.. )<br />

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