Fischer Injection Mortar VL 300 410 ml 540983

The Fischer Injection Mortar VL 300 410 ml 540983 is a high-performance chemical anchor designed for reliable structural anchoring and heavy-duty fixing applications in professional construction and renovation projects. Utilizing a vinyl ester hybrid mortar formulation, this product ensures secure and enduring installations in various building materials. Each cartridge contains 410 ml of material, making it suitable for standard installation tasks indoors and outdoors.

Advantages

This injection mortar provides high flexibility through the use of co-ordinated system components and is officially approved for applications in both concrete and masonry. It enables expansion-free fixing, which allows for safe installations with small spacings and edge distances. The formulation delivers a wide temperature resistance ranging from minus forty degrees Celsius to plus one hundred and twenty degrees Celsius, ensuring a solid load-bearing capacity even under high thermal demands.

Suitable for

• Fixing standard applications in cracked concrete and masonry
• Indoor and outdoor structural anchoring with threaded rods and internal-threaded anchors
• Heavy-duty fixing projects requiring expansion-free installation near edges

When it may not be suitable

This injection mortar may not be suitable for applications requiring fast-curing structural systems without adequate preparation time or in materials outside the specified masonry and concrete approvals. It is also not intended for casual consumer tasks that do not involve professional anchoring systems.

Key specifications

• Vinyl ester hybrid mortar formulation
• Capacity of 410 ml per cartridge
• Approved for cracked concrete and masonry
• Temperature resistance from -40 °C to +120 °C
• Expansion-free fixing capability

How to use

Preparation of the borehole involves cleaning it thoroughly according to standard chemical anchor guidelines to ensure maximum bond strength. The cartridge is inserted into a compatible dispensing gun, and the initial extrusion is discarded until the resin and hardener are evenly mixed through the static mixer nozzle. The injection mortar is then dispensed into the borehole starting from the bottom to prevent air pockets, followed by inserting the approved anchor element such as a threaded rod or internal-threaded anchor up to the specified embedment depth.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure compatibility with approved system components like threaded rods and internal-threaded anchors
• Verify that the substrate material matches the approved concrete and masonry classifications
• Check if a suitable dispensing gun and static mixer nozzles are available

Always follow the manufacturer guidelines regarding curing times, borehole cleaning procedures, and temperature limits during application to achieve optimal load-bearing safety.