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Fischer anchor bolts are a type of fastener used to connect structural and non-structural elements to concrete. They are designed to transfer tension and shear forces between the connected elements and the concrete base. Fischer offers a range of bolt anchors, including the FBN II, FAZ II Plus, and FWA, each designed for specific applications and load requirements. 

Key Features and Types of Fischer Anchor Bolts:

FBN II:

A steel anchor for cost-effective fixings in non-cracked concrete. It's suitable for indoor applications like railings, handrails, and consoles. 

FAZ II Plus:

A steel anchor designed for high tensile strength and demanding applications, particularly in cracked concrete. It allows for easy and faster installation due to its design that eliminates the need for drill hole cleaning. 

FWA:

An economical option for applications where an approved fixing is not required. It comes in zinc-plated and hot-dip galvanised steel and can be used with two anchorage depths. 

Materials:

Fischer anchor bolts are available in various materials like zinc-plated steel and hot-dip galvanised steel, offering corrosion resistance for different environments. 

Installation Methods:

Fischer bolt anchors can be installed using pre-positioned, push-through, or stand-off installation methods, depending on the specific anchor type and application. 

Applications:

They are widely used in construction for securing various elements like railings, cable trays, consoles, and other structural components. 

In summary, Fischer anchor bolts provide a reliable and efficient solution for connecting materials to concrete, with different types tailored to various load capacities and installation scenarios.