Saddle flange PSF

The fischer saddle flange PSF creates stable connections between fischer mounting rails FUS and the building structure. The saddle flange connects the rails with the substrate at a 90° angle using the fischer push-through connector PFCN. The guidance on at least three sides ensures a form fit with the mounting rails FUS and a perfect fit for the insertion of the push-through connector. fischer offers a transverse version and three sizes in the standard design. The robust base plate and the slots, angled at 90°, make fixing easier. The galvanised zinc design is suitable for installations in buildings and the hot-dip galvanised and stainless steel designs are suitable for installations outside and in highly corrosive environments.

Spécifications techniques

Réference unique.fischer-saddle-flange-psf
Famille de produitsInstallation systems
Groupe de produitsConnectors
TypeObject (single object)
Date de publication2018-11-11
Numéro d'édition3

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En rapport

Matériel principalGalvanized steel
Conçu enGermany
Fabriqué enGermany

Classification

BIMobject CatégorieHVAC - Hanging Systems
Classification IFCBuilding Element Proxy
Code Uniclass 2015Pr_80_77_27
Description de l'Uniclass 2015Equipment boards, racks and supports
Code CSI MasterFormat 201423 05 29
Titre CSI MasterFormat 2014Hangers and Supports for HVAC Piping and Equipment
Numéro OmniClass23-33 00 00
Titre OmniClassHVAC Specific Products and Equipment
Code CSI UniFormat IID3090
Titre CSI UniFormat IIOther HVAC Systems & Equipment

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