FIS VL 410 C 410 ml chemical anchor, injection mortar, for concrete and masonry, threaded rods, sleeves, structural fixing

The FIS VL 410 C 410 ml chemical anchor is a professional two-component injection mortar based on vinyl ester resin, designed for anchoring in cracked and non-cracked concrete as well as various types of masonry. Thanks to its ability to be applied in water-filled drill holes, it provides exceptional flexibility even in difficult jobsite conditions.

Benefits and Unique Features

• Suitable for water-filled holes (410 ml version only)
• Wide temperature range: -40°C to +120°C
• High strength in cracked and non-cracked concrete
• Compatible with threaded rods, sleeves, and mesh sleeves
• Two-component coaxial cartridge – easy to use and mix
• Reusable cartridge – just replace the static mixer

Properties and Applications

• Applications: mounting brackets, canopies, railings, gates, pipelines, solar systems, steel and wooden structures
• Base materials: concrete C20/25 to C50/60 (cracked and non-cracked), lightweight concrete, ceramic and silicate hollow blocks, solid silicate blocks, aerated concrete, concrete C12/15
• Certifications: ETA-10/0352 (concrete), ETA-15/0263 (masonry)
• Compatible with: FIS A threaded rods, RG M I sleeves, FIS H mesh sleeves
• Application: fischer FIS AC injection gun + FIS MR static mixer

Technical Specifications

Storage Recommendations

Store in a dry and cool place at temperatures between +5°C and +25°C. Protect from frost and direct sunlight. Complying with storage conditions ensures full product performance throughout its shelf life.

Instructions for Use

1. Drill a hole with the recommended diameter and depth for the base material and anchor type.
2. Clean the hole thoroughly – blow out dust and brush it (or vacuum).
3. Insert the FIS VL 410 C cartridge into the injection gun and attach the static mixer.
4. Dispense the resin until a uniform mix appears – discard the first 10 cm of the extruded material.
5. Fill the hole from the bottom up to about 2/3 of its volume.
6. Insert the threaded rod with a slight twisting motion to ensure even distribution of the adhesive.
7. Allow curing according to the temperature-specific times in the technical datasheet.
8. Once cured, proceed to install and tighten the fixture.