Top Features

• The specially hardened red tip provides a faster and more secure installation.
• The stainless steel concrete screw guarantees a high level of corrosion resistance especially for wet rooms and external applications.
• The approved adjustment for the concrete screws allows the screw to be unscrewed twice to align the attached part, and then to tighten the screw again.
• The fischer concrete screws FBS II 6-10 offer the innovative possibility for the ETA compliant application in masonry. This grants high security not only in concrete but also in many other applications in other substrates.

Advantages

• The specially hardened red tip provides a faster and more secure installation.
• The stainless steel concrete screw guarantees a high level of corrosion resistance especially for wet rooms and external applications.
• The special saw tooth geometry enables fast cutting into the concrete.
• Drill holes do not need to be cleaned during vertical installation (ceiling and floor). For floor fixings the hole must be drilled 3x drill hole diameter deeper.
• The ETA approval covers applications in cracked concrete and seismic power categories C1 and C2.
• The approved adjustment for the concrete screws allows the screw to be unscrewed twice to place maximum 10 mm packing below the base plate head or to align the attached part, and then to tighten the screw again.
• The three embedment depths, allow for using the UltraCut FBS II R in many different applications and enable a high flexibility.
• The short UltraCut FBS II R, with a reduced embedment in depth, allows for a short drill hole depth, fast installation and less reinforcement hits.
• The concrete screw FBS II 6-10 in zinc-plated steel, multiple-coated steel CP and stainless steel R has an ETA for bricks of clay (EN771-1), solid sand-lime brick (EN771-2) and perforated sand-lime brick (EN771-2) for a flexible use in different substrates.
• The installation of the concrete screw FBS II 6-10 in zinc-plated steel, multiple-coated steel and stainless steel R in masonry brick can be made in the joints or in plastered substrates also in groups.