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Chemical injection mortar Basic WIT-PM 200
Base mortar for masonry and uncracked concrete
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Two-part reactive resin mortar, styrene-free polyester
Individual fixing point in uncracked concrete:
Anchor rod W-VI-A, anchor rod W-VD-A, standard threaded rod with acceptance test certificate 3.1
Individual fixing point in masonry (system with perforated sleeve SH):
Anchor rod W-VI-A, standard threaded rod with acceptance test certificate 3.1, perforated sleeve SH
- European Technical Assessment ETA-12/0569: Individual fixing point + uncracked concrete (anchor rod W-VI-A, anchor rod W-VD-A, standard threaded rod with acceptance certificate 3.1)
- European Technical Assessment ETA-13/0037: Individual fixing point + masonry (anchor rod W-VI-A, standard threaded rod 3.1, perforated sleeve SH, aerated concrete only without perforated sleeve)
Wall units
Wooden structures
Stairs
Drill holes with a rotary drill (without impact mechanism)
Clean drill hole; 2x blow out/2x brush out/2x blow out
Cut anchor rod to length and mark the desired insertion depths
Insert perforated sleeve
Screw mixer onto cartridge
Discard the first section of mortar (until the mortar is uniformly coloured - approx. 10 cm)
Completely fill with composite mortar from end of perforated sleeve
Press in anchor rod up to the bottom of the sleeve while turning slightly
Observe the injection mortar curing time
Mount component; do not exceed maximum torque
Create the drill hole
Clean drill hole; 2x blow out/2x brush out/2x blow out
Cut anchor rod to length and mark the desired insertion depths
Screw mixer onto cartridge
Discard the first section of mortar (until the mortar is uniformly coloured - approx. 10 cm)
Fill with composite mortar starting from the bottom of the drill hole (see enclosed leaflet)
Press in anchor rod up to the bottom of the sleeve while turning slightly
Visual check of mortar volume, embedment depth mark
Observe the injection mortar curing time
Mount component; do not exceed maximum torque
Create the drill hole
Clean drill hole; 2x blow out/2x brush out/2x blow out
Cut anchor rod to length and mark the desired insertion depths
Screw mixer onto cartridge
Discard the first section of mortar (until the mortar is uniformly coloured - approx. 10 cm)
Fill composite mortar from bottom of drill hole
Press in anchoring element up to drill hole base while turning slightly
Visual check of mortar volume, embedment depth mark
Observe the injection mortar curing time
Mount the component. Do not exceed the maximum torque
- European Technical Assessment ETA-12/0569: Individual fixing point + uncracked concrete (anchor rod W-VI-A, anchor rod W-VD-A, standard threaded rod with acceptance certificate 3.1)
- European Technical Assessment ETA-13/0037: Individual fixing point + masonry (anchor rod W-VI-A, standard threaded rod 3.1, perforated sleeve SH, aerated concrete only without perforated sleeve)
- Attachment in uncracked concrete, solid and perforated brick masonry, aerated concrete
- Suitable for attaching wooden structures, metal structures, metal profiles, brackets, grilles, sanitary ware, pipes, cable conduits, etc.
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