Choosing The Right Concrete Fixing: Fixings For Professionals

F I X I N G S F O R P R O F E S S I O N A L S
Choosing the
right concrete
fixing
Training4-11 Concrete screws 18-21
Through bolts 12-13 Chemical anchors 22-25
Shield anchors 14-15 Aerated concrete screws 26-27
Drop-in anchors 16-17 Facade anchors 29-32
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Nail anchors 33-35
Plugs36-38
Liebig products 39-43
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Q U I C K G U ID E T O C H O O S E
THE RIGHT
concrete
fixing
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When you need to make a fixing in concrete, this is where your journey through
the world of fasteners begins. As a manufacturer of fasteners we have a respon-
sibility and we will help to choose the right fixing as easy as possible.
We know that a fixing will be successful and secure if one follows certain princi-
ples and installation instructions.
Our quick course provides information about our different products, their charac-
teristics and how they differ in a coherent and easy way.
Choose the right fixing A-B-C
What construction material What external conditions What type of loads will
is the fixing being made in should the fixing be able the fixing be exposed to?
and what are the qualities to deal with?
of the base material?
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A The most important factor when selecting a
fastener is the base material
The most common materials within the construction industry are the
following:
CONCRETE SOLID BRICK PERFORATED BRICK NATURAL STONE

The most frequently occurring A very common building ma- A very common building ma- Used in construction work as a
construction material. Con- terial. Brick is usually used for terial. Perforated brick is usual- facade material and floor ma-
crete is primarily used in in- small house construction. ly used as masonry on internal terial. Most expanding fasten-
dustrial buildings because of In industrial construction, brick walls and facades and in con- ers and chemical anchors can
its high durability. For house is mostly used for internal structions where thermal insu- be used in natural stone. The
construction, concrete is used walls and faced brickwork. All lation of some type is required. restrictions for use are spacing
in foundations, supporting expanding fasteners and un- Suitable fixings for perforat- and edge distance.
structures, shafts and stair- dercutting anchors are suit- ed brick are nylon plugs with Natural stone cracks easily be-
ways. All expanding fasteners, able for use in brick. The re- long expansion zones, con- cause of its inelasticity and brit-
undercutting anchors and al- strictions are spacing, edge crete screws as well as chem- tleness.
so chemical anchors are suit- distance and the size of the ical anchors with a perforat-
able for use in concrete. The fastener. ed sleeve or net stocking. The
restrictions are spacing and restrictions are the same as for
edge distance. solid brick.
AERATED CONCRETE LIGHT EXPANDED CONSTRUCTION PANELS WOOD AND STEEL

Is a light material and there- CLAY AGGREGATE Thin wall construction panels Wood and steel are common
fore relatively common in dif- Is a common material for the are very common and often materials in joists, rafters,
ferent types of buildings. Auto- construction of small houses. used as cladding. framing, floors, decking and
claved aerated concrete is pri- Light expanded clay aggre- The boards can be plaster or other interior details. Require-
marily used in partition walls gate, LECA, is usually used in plaster fibre panels, wood fi- ments for strength and dura-
and intermediate walls but can basements and support walls. bre panels, veneer panels, ply- bility mean that the choice of
also be used for load bearing Suitable fixings in this material wood panels or different types fastener is important from both
constructions. Aerated con- are nylon plugs with long ex- of decorative interior panels. an environmental and safety
crete screws, aerated concrete pansion zones. The durability and characteris- perspective.
plugs, nylon plugs and chemi- Chemical anchors can also be tics of the panels vary greatly.
cal anchors are suitable for use used with the restriction that The durability of the panel and
in this material. the hole must be drilled accord- the fixing's mounting points
ing to the special instructions. are also affected by the wood
or steel constructions, such as
joists, that lie behind them.
TIP! What is behind the plaster, paint or wallpaper?

Test drill in a concealed place, for example behind a skirting board. The colour
and consistency of the drill dust will help to evaluate what the base material is!
At the same time you can establish the thickness of the plaster or coating.
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B External conditions – environment
Always select the fixings that are suitable for the corrosion
conditions of the environment where the work is carried out.
Corrosion
Corrosion means a change and degradation of metals due to the effects of the
environment. Corrosion has a significant impact on the durability of the fixing.
Corrosion reveals itself as ”rust”, but the corrosion can also be concealed in the
construction.
Galvanic corrosion
Galvanic corrosion occurs when two metals are in contact with each other in the
presence of an electrolyte (moisture). A current occurs that dissolves the less
susceptible metal (corrodes). Rust spreads quickly when corrosion takes hold.
In order not to compromise the durability of the fixing in the long-term, the
fastener must always be the part of the joint least susceptible to corrosion.
For outdoor installation we therefore always recommend fasteners made of
austenitic stainless steel.
Fasteners' lifetime
In order to establish the lifetimes of fasteners, field trials have been carried out on
the most commonly used fasteners.
The analysis mainly shows from a safety perspective, and with reference to
lifetime and future maintenance costs, that only fasteners made of austenitic
stainless steel A2/A4 should be used in outdoor environments and can withstand
all corrosivity classes.
Fasteners must always have similar or longer service lives than the materials
they are fastended to.
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Factors that are important to evaluate when choosing fasteners:
• The fastener's expected lifetime, in most cases at least 50 years or at least the
same lifetime as the material they are fastened to.
• Galvanic corrosion. The fastener must always be the part of the joint least
susceptible to corrosion.
• Galvanised or other inorganic coatings should only be used on bases that do
not affect the coating's effectiveness when installing.
To meet all the requirements for corrosion, safety and economy, it is recommend-
ed that fasteners made of austenitic stainless steel A2/A4 are used for outdoor
installation in all corrosivity classes.
Inorganic surface coatings are suitable for wood bases and applications
where the surface coating is not damaged during installation.
Installation in swimming pools & road tunnels

Austenitic stainless steel screws A2/A4 must not be installed in swimming pools
and road tunnels, environments exposed to chlorine and low PH values.
Voltage corrosion with cracking can occur without visible signs on the screw
resulting in the screw fracturing and catastrophic consequences.
Select material quality HCR for extremely corrosive environments.
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C The fixing's permitted loads
N An installed fastener is not nor-

N F
mally only affected by TENSION
and SHEAR loads. Combined
loads, bending torque etc. are
also common and sometimes
V
V require a calculation program.
The manufacturers of fasteners
usually supply the specific
permitted values for each fixing.
These permitted values must not
N= Tension load, V= Shear load be exceeded. Each fixing value
1 kN ~ 100 kg contains a safety factor depend-
ing on base etc.
Load types
The size and direction of loads are not always constant. Therefore, reference
should be made to other types of loads and be evaluated from case to case,
depending on application and safety.
Static load Dynamic load Pulsing load Shock load
Edge distance and spacing

Take care when installing close to the edge of the base material. The load capac-
ity of different fasteners varies in different base material. An expanding fastener is
more critical than an undercutting one.
Our advice is to follow the manufacturer's recommendations for edge dis-
tance, spacing and installation depth. Concrete screws and chemical anchors are
suitable for edge installation.
ccr
scr
Edge distance and spacing Expanded Interlocking
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D Installation requirements & technical descrip-
tions of fixings in concrete
What is cracked concrete?
Tension load Tension load Tension load

cracked concrete cracked concrete cracked concrete
Compressive Compressive
load uncracked concrete load uncracked concrete
Tension load Tension load

cracked concrete cracked concrete
A concrete slab resting on support pillars creates micro-cracks from the tensile
stresses caused by its own weight and loads. In order to take up these tensile
stresses, the slab must be reinforced in order not to compromise the durability of
the construction.
Fixings that are made in constructions with cracked concrete must be made
with fasteners approved for use in cracked concrete. The micro-cracks that are
present, limit the fixing's load capacity. Therefore consideration must be made of
the loading values given in the product information. If the fastener is suitable for
cracked concrete, this is always stated in the product information. Select an ETA
assessed product Option 1 for installation in cracked and uncracked concrete.
Concrete quality
Site cast concrete is normally C20/25 quality with a compressive strength of 25N/mm².
Prefabricated concrete is normally C32/40 quality with a compressive strength of
40N/mm² or higher, for example C50/60.
Variations in concrete quality affect the durability of the fixing but also affect
the installation conditions when selecting drill hole diameter etc.
The drill hole diameters that are recommended apply to concrete of C20/25
quality. For higher concrete quality, the drill hole diameter can be increased
slightly to create good installation conditions.
Installing concrete through bolts

A concrete through bolt is an expanding fastener that is dependent on the right
installation torque being applied at installation. See product information.
Installing concrete screws

A concrete screw is an undercutting anchor where no torque is required, other
than to hold the fixed component in place. Therefore, never exceed the stated
maximum tightening torque, because otherwise one can damage the screw
during installation with a future screw fracture as a result.
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For fixings in aerated concrete
Aerated concrete screws are installed without any pre-drilling. The thread length
of the screw and the screw-in depth, as well as the aerated concrete's density,
age and quality, affect the pull-out value.
Therefore, we always recommend to carry out a pull-out test. The fasteners
must be installed at very low speed and not overtightened.
What does the CE marking and ETA assessment

mean?
CE marking
By CE marking a product the manufacturer certifies that the product corresponds
with the requirements of the applicable EU directive, regarding the product's
measurements, raw materials and shape of the end product. Requirements for
CE marking apply to all fasteners covered by a harmonised standard.
ETA assessment
As the name suggests, ETA (European technical assessment) is a more technical-
ly orientated evaluation, which is based from the product in its area of use or in a
specific application.
Tests and certification must be carried out by an European approved certification
body.
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Through
bolts
Approved
for cracked
and uncracked
concrete
THROUGH BOLT BA-V-PLUS

Zinc galvanised
• For indoor use
• Marking of dimension on head
• Marking for setting depth
• Seismic approval category C2 applies (M10, M12, M16)
• Fire classified
• ETA-18/0219 Option 1
F30
F60
F90
F120
THROUGH BOLT BA-F-PLUS

Hot dip galvanised
• For dry and moist indoor use,
outdoors only in non safety-critical applications
• Fire classified
F30
F60
F90
F120
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THROUGH BOLT BA-E-PLUS
Stainless steel A4
(HCR also available)
• For indoor and outdoor use
including industrial atmospheres and coastal areas
• Seismic approval category C2 applies (M10, M12 and M16)
• Fire classified
F30
F60
F90
F120
INSTALLING THROUGH BOLTS
1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole using 3. Install the anchor 4. Apply the stated
to instructions a brush and compressed through the fixing using a tightening torque
air hammer
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Shield anchors
SHIELD ANCHOR PFG LB

With screw and washer
• Zinc galvanised
• For dry indoor use
• Approved for uncracked concrete
• Also suitable for natural stone, perforated brick and solid brick
SHIELD ANCHOR PFG ES SLEEVE

Sleeve
• Zinc galvanised
• ETA-01/0012 – Option 8
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SHIELD ANCHOR PFG SB
With threaded rod and nut
• Zinc galvanised
• ETA-01/0012 – Option 8
SHIELD ANCHOR PFG HBF

With hook
• Zinc galvanised
• Suitable for uncracked concrete, natural stone, perforated brick and solid brick
SHIELD ANCHOR PFG EBF

With eye bolt
• Zinc galvanised
• Suitable for cracked concrete,
natural stone, perforated brick and solid brick
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Drop-in anchors
DROP-IN ANCHOR LAL+

With collar
• Zinc galvanised
• Collar that holds the drop-in anchor in position when the drill hole is deeper
than the length of the drop-in anchor
• Approved for uncracked and cracked concrete in non-structural applications
• Also suitable for natural stone, hollow core and solid brick
• ETA-13/0441 and ETA-13/0442
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DROP-IN ANCHOR LA+
Without collar
• Zinc galvanised
• Approved for uncracked and cracked concrete in non-structural applications
• Also suitable for natural stone, hollow core and solid brick
• ETA-13/0441 and ETA-13/0442
DROP-IN ANCHOR LAH

Without collar
• Stainless steel A4
• For use indoors, outdoors including
industrial atmospheres and coastal areas
• Suitable for natural stone, hollow core and solid brick, cracked and uncracked
concrete
DROP-IN ANCHOR MSA

Brass
outdoors only in the countryside, inland
• Can be combined with screws in acid proof steel A4
• Knurled to prevent rotation during installation
• Suitable for natural stone, perforated brick and solid brick, cracked and
uncracked concrete
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Concrete
screws
CONCRETE SCREW JC2-KB

Hexagonal head with flange
• Zinc galvanised
• Combined Hex and TX drive
with diameters 6 and 8 mm
• Approved for cracked and uncracked concrete
• ETA-17/0835 Option 1 and ETA-18/0221 for non-structural applications
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CONCRETE SCREW JC2-KB C1000-ZA
• Zinc Alloy surface treatment
• Combined Hex and TX drive with diameters 6 and 8 mm
CONCRETE SCREW JC2-ST

Countersunk head
• Zinc galvanised
• Drive TX30
CONCRETE SCREW JC2-ST C1000-ZA

Countersunk head
• Zinc Alloy surface treatment
• Drive TX30
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CONCRETE SCREW JC2-FR
Pan head
• Zinc galvanised
• Drive TX30
CONCRETE SCREW JC2-IT

Combined internal thread
• Zinc galvanised
• M8/M10
INSTALLING CONCRETE SCREWS
Installation tips!
To reach the stated resistance
values, no installation torque is
required other than to hold the
installed component in place. The
stated max. installation torque
must never be exceeded, because
the risk of damage to the screw
can lead to future screw fracture.
1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole with 3. Install the screw with an
to the instructions the brush and pump impact screwdriver. Must
not be tightened beyond
the stated max. tightening
torque
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CONCRETE SCREW BS-R
• Hardened carbon steel with surface
treatment Climadur
• HEX8
• 35-240 mm
CONCRETE SCREW FBS-R

Pan head
• Hardened carbon steel with surface treatment
Climadur
• Drive TX30
• 35-300 mm
INSTALLING CONCRETE SCREWS BS-R AND FBS-R
1. Drill holes to the instructed drill diameter ∅ 5.0 mm 2. A concrete screw is not dependent on how hard one
(concrete C20/25). For harder quality types of tightens the screw to get a durable joint. Therefore, do
prefabricated concrete, the diameter of the drill hole not exceed the stated maximum tightening torque, 5 Nm.
may need to be increased until one can achieve an There is otherwise a risk that the screw will be damaged
acceptable screw-in torque which could lead to the screw fracturing
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Chemical
anchors
MULTIFIX USF
Mortar cartridge
• Styrene free vinylester 280 ml
• Approved for hollow blocks, perforated brick, cracked and
uncracked concrete
• Also suitable for natural stone
• For high and critical loads
• -10 °C to +35 °C
• Can be used for underwater installation
• Vinylester tolerates higher loads and is more flexible,
counteracts cracking and shrinking
• Mixer nozzle supplied with every cartridge
• ETA-16/0107, ETA-16/0089 and ETA-18/0861, Option 1
C1
F120
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MULTIFIX USF WINTER
Mortar cartridge
• Styrene free vinylester 300 ml
• Approved for masonry, cracked and uncracked concrete
• For high and critical loads
• -20 °C to +20 °C
• Can be used for underwater installation
• Vinylester tolerates higher loads and is more flexible,
counteracts cracking and shrinking
• Mixer nozzle supplied with every cartridge
• ETA-16/0107 and ETA-16/0089, Option 1
C1
F120
ISL
Hi-end mixer nozzle
• For injection resins
• Common two-component chemical anchoring
• Resins mix in the mixer nozzle. Squeeze a test strip of min. 10 cm out until you
see the two different-coloured components completely mixed.
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ANCHOR ROD AST
Zinc galvanised
• For anchoring in concrete, solid stone and perforated masonry
with perforated sleeve
• Used with chemical anchor
ANCHOR ROD AST

Hot dip galvanised
• For dry indoor use,
outdoors only in non-structural applications
ANCHOR ROD AST

Stainless steel A4
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USF
Perforated sleeve
• For anchoring in perforated masonry
• Guaranteed exact adjustment of threaded rod
• ETA-16/0089
ETA-16/0089
THREADED ROD
Stainless steel A4
• For use indoors, outdoors including industrial atmospheres and coastal areas
• For anchoring in concrete, solid stone and perforated masonry with perforated
sleeve
• Available by the metre
ACCESSORY
Air pump and brush
• Accessory for correct installation when fixing
in concrete, brick, natural stone etc.
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Aerated
concrete
screws
No pre-
drilling
With aerated concrete screws you can screw directly into aerated concrete,
without pre-drilling.
Note that large differences in the pull-out values can occur depending on old
or newly produced aerated concrete. Newly produced aerated concrete is also
available in different densities, which effects the pull-out value. Higher density
gives higher values. The thread length of the screw and screw-in depth also
affect the pull-out value.
Many factors therefore affect the screw's pull-out value in aerated concrete.
Therefore, we always recommend that a pull-out test is carried out. It is also
important that the installation is done at low speeds to avoid overtightening.
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AERATED CONCRETE SCREW KBRM
Countersunk
• For dry and moist indoor use
• Suitable for aerated concrete blocks, hollow LECA blocks and LECA blocks
• For push-through installation in porous base materials
• Bit included
• Drive TX30
• The screw must not be overtightened when installing
AERATED CONCRETE SCREW KBRM P

Pan head
• Drive TX30
AERATED CONCRETE SCREW KBRM 10.5

Washer
• Drive TX40
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AERATED CONCRETE SCREW FPS-E
Stainless steel A4
• ETA-07/0013 (with washer/sleeve)
• Drive TX30
INSTALLING AERATED CONCRETE SCREWS
1. Install the screw 2. Tighten carefully, do

directly in the aerated not overtighten
concrete at low speed
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Facade anchors
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-8V

Countersunk head
• Embedment of timber substructures
in solid brick masonry and concrete
• Diameter 8 mm
• ETA-15/0387 TX30
ETA-15/0387
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-8V

Hexagon head with flange
• Embedment of metal substructures
in solid brick masonry and concrete
• Diameter 8 mm
• ETA-15/0387
AF10
ETA-15/0387
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FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-10V
Countersunk head
• Installation of timber or metal
attachments
• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-10/0305
TX40
ETA-10/0305
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-10V

• Installation of metal attachments
• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-10/0305
AF13/TX40
ETA-10/0305
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-10H

Countersunk head
attachments
• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-10/0305
TX40
ETA-10/0305
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FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-10H
• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-10/0305
AF13/TX40
ETA-10/0305
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-14A

Countersunk head
attachments
• Diameter 14 mm
• ETA-15/0027
TX40
ETA-15/0027
FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-14A

• Diameter 14 mm
• ETA-15/0027
AF17
ETA-15/0027
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FACADE ANCHOR SDP-S-10G
Countersunk head
attachments
• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-12/0502
TX40
ETA-12/0502
FACADE ANCHOR SDP-KB-10G

• Diameter 10 mm
• ETA-12/0502
AF13/TX40
ETA-12/0502
INSTALLING FACADE ANCHORS
1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole 3. Install the plug in 4. Install the component
to the instructions the hole with the screw provided
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Nail anchors
NAIL ANCHOR ND-K

Collar with nail
• Zinc galvanised / stainless steel A2
• For dry indoor use / for outdoor use
• Drive PZ2
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NAIL ANCHOR ND-S
Countersunk with nail
• Zinc galvanised
• Drive PZ2
INSTALLING NAIL ANCHORS
1. Drill a hole according 2. Hammer in the plug 3. Installation is

to instructions, through with a nail through the complete
the component component
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HAMMER DRIVE RIVET LN
Al/Stainless steel A2
outdoors only in the countryside, inland
• Intended for easier installation
• Suitable for natural stone, perforated brick and concrete
EXPRESS NAIL PKN

Zinc galvanised
• For dry indoor use and temporary outdoor use
• Intended for lighter installation in concrete
• Suitable for natural stone, perforated brick and concrete
INSTALLING EXPRESS NAILS
1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole 3. Hammer in the

to the instructions express nail through the
component in the hole
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Plugs
MULTIPLUG
Gripper™
• Used in most common base materials
• Can withstand long-term loading, wear, weather,
moisture and storage better than normal plugs
Best
in
INSTALLING GRIPPER™ test!
1. Drill a hole according 2. Insert the plug in 3. Install the object

to product data the hole using a suitable screw
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UNIVERSAL PLUG YLT
With collar
• Suitable for various materials
• Plug for homogenous material and sheet materials
• Designed to prevent the plug rotating
INSTALLING UNIVERSAL PLUG YLT
1. Drill and insert 2. Install the component 3. For hollow blocks,

the plug with the screw that continue screwing until
must go through the sufficient resistance
whole plug is felt
AERATED CONCRETE PLUG KBT

Nylon plug
• Thick external thread that grips securely
• For installation in aerated concrete
• Temperature range of -40°C to +80°C
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NYLON PLUG NAT
Without collar
• Evenly distributed expansion that gives a
strong and secure joint
• With torsion lugs to prevent rotation
INSTALLING NYLON PLUG NAT
1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole 3. Install the plug in the 4. Install the component
to the instructions drilled hole using a suitable screw
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Liebig® Products
LIEBIG® SAFETY BOLT S

With hexagon screw
• Zinc galvanised steel
• Approved for cracked concrete,
non-cracked concrete
ETA-06/0108
Option 1
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LIEBIG® SAFETY BOLT B
With threaded bolt and nut
ETA-06/0108
Option 1
LIEBIG® SAFETY BOLT SK

With countersunk screw
ETA-06/0108
Option 1
LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS BLS

With threaded bolt,
nut and washer
• Self-undercutting anchor
• Approved for cracked concrete, C1/C2
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
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LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS BLS A4
With threaded bolt,
nut and washer
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS SLS A4

With hexagon screw
and washer
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS SKLS A4

With countersunk screw
and countersunk insert
C1/C2
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
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LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS BLS-P
With threaded bolt,
nut and washer
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS ILS

With M8 internal thread
LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS BLS M8-14 A4

Lightning protection anchor
• For retrofitted grounding systems
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LIEBIG® SUPERPLUS STEP IRON ANCHOR
Step iron fastenings as per
DIN 1211-3 / DIN 1212-3
ETA-01/0011
Option 1
LIEBIG® ULTRAPLUS UNDERCUT ANCHOR

For exceptionally high loads –
also for shock and seismic loads
• Zinc galvanised steel / Stainless steel A4
• High tension and shear capacities
• Custom lengths available
• Strong mechanical interlock
ETA-04/0098
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F I X I N G S F O R P R O F E S S I O N A L S

Through bolts 12-13 Chemical anchors 22-25

Shield anchors 14-15 Aerated concrete screws 26-27

Drop-in anchors 16-17 Facade anchors 29-32

Liebig products 39-43

Choose the right fixing A-B-C

CONCRETE SOLID BRICK PERFORATED BRICK NATURAL STONE

AERATED CONCRETE LIGHT EXPANDED CONSTRUCTION PANELS WOOD AND STEEL

TIP! What is behind the plaster, paint or wallpaper?

Installation in swimming pools & road tunnels

N An installed fastener is not nor-

Static load Dynamic load Pulsing load Shock load

Edge distance and spacing

Edge distance and spacing Expanded Interlocking

Tension load Tension load Tension load

Tension load Tension load

Installing concrete through bolts

Installing concrete screws

What does the CE marking and ETA assessment

THROUGH BOLT BA-V-PLUS

THROUGH BOLT BA-F-PLUS

INSTALLING THROUGH BOLTS

SHIELD ANCHOR PFG LB

SHIELD ANCHOR PFG ES SLEEVE

SHIELD ANCHOR PFG HBF

SHIELD ANCHOR PFG EBF

DROP-IN ANCHOR LAL+

DROP-IN ANCHOR LAH

DROP-IN ANCHOR MSA

CONCRETE SCREW JC2-KB

CONCRETE SCREW JC2-ST

CONCRETE SCREW JC2-ST C1000-ZA

CONCRETE SCREW JC2-IT

INSTALLING CONCRETE SCREWS

CONCRETE SCREW FBS-R

INSTALLING CONCRETE SCREWS BS-R AND FBS-R

ANCHOR ROD AST

ANCHOR ROD AST

AERATED CONCRETE SCREW KBRM P

AERATED CONCRETE SCREW KBRM 10.5

INSTALLING AERATED CONCRETE SCREWS

1. Install the screw 2. Tighten carefully, do

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-8V

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-8V

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-10V

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-10H

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-S-14A

FACADE ANCHOR SDF-KB-14A

FACADE ANCHOR SDP-KB-10G

INSTALLING FACADE ANCHORS

NAIL ANCHOR ND-K

INSTALLING NAIL ANCHORS

1. Drill a hole according 2. Hammer in the plug 3. Installation is

EXPRESS NAIL PKN

INSTALLING EXPRESS NAILS

1. Drill a hole according 2. Clean the hole 3. Hammer in the

1. Drill a hole according 2. Insert the plug in 3. Install the object

INSTALLING UNIVERSAL PLUG YLT

1. Drill and insert 2. Install the component 3. For hollow blocks,

AERATED CONCRETE PLUG KBT

INSTALLING NYLON PLUG NAT

LIEBIG® SAFETY BOLT S

LIEBIG® SAFETY BOLT SK

Through bolts 12-13 Chemical anchors 22-25

Shield anchors 14-15 Aerated concrete screws 26-27

Drop-in anchors 16-17 Facade anchors 29-32

Liebig products 39-43