blaugelb
Steel Plates
blaugelb Steel Plates are specially designed for the load transfer of window elements in the area of bearing thermal insulation elements (e.g. Isokorb®) that help to minimise thermal bridges to projecting components.
The blaugelb Steel Plate is the ideal solution to ensure compliant and professional installation on anchor bases that do not offer enough space for the installation of pre-wall installation systems.
If faced masonry is already present and a pre-wall installation system can therefore not be installed in the conventional manner, we recommend using blaugelb Steel Plates for the vertical load introduction.
They are secured using a fischer bolt anchor FBZ:
| blaugelb article designation | fischer fixing set |
| Steel Plate 175x80x10 mm | FBZ 10/20 item no. 9035321, drill Ø 10 mm |
| Steel Plate 250x80x12 mm | FBZ 12/20 item no. 9035323, drill Ø 12 mm |
| Steel Plate 310x100x14 mm | FBZ 12/20 item no. 9035323, drill Ø 12 mm |
Tested characteristics:
Point load based on proportional dead load of the window structure, rated resistance for all 3 versions of the blaugelb Steel Plates of
FVRd = 2.23 kN
- Three standard versions for a cantilever/air gap
max. 90 mm, 140 mm, 180 mm or eccentric load axis up to max. 50 mm, 100 mm, 140 mm - Adopts the function of a rigid wall anchor (as described in
LzM 2020-03 on page 144/145) - Easy and fast handling (only one hole necessary in the anchor base)
- Easy introduction of load above the insulation layer
- Suitable for all standard uses above the insulation layer
- To be used in front of the bearing wall (insulation layer)
- No special production
- Protected against corrosion (galvanised)
| Material: | Steel S235JR |
| Surface: | Galvanised |
| Material thickness: | 10 / 12 / 14 mm |
| Dimensions: | 175x80x10 / 250x80x12 / 310x100x14 mm |
| Packing unit: | 1 piece |
The information provided in this document corresponds to the information and technical details available to the best of our knowledge. However, this does not constitute a guarantee pursuant to section 443 of the German Civil Code (BGB). Our processing instructions are to be considered only as general guidelines and may differ in the individual case due to the range of possible uses and applications. They do therefore not automatically exempt the user from carrying out their own tests. We reserve the right to make technical modifications and enhancements at any time.