Anchoring element and method for mounting an anchor rail in a structural body of concrete
AssigneeWilhelm Modersohn GmbH & Co KG
InventorWilhelm Jochen Peter MODERSOHN
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Abstract
An anchoring element for casting in concrete has an anchor rail having a plurality of anchor protrusions and a strip-shaped receptacle for mounting fastening elements. At least one retaining bracket is fixed to the anchor rail, which engages over the anchor rail perpendicularly to its longitudinal direction and by means of which the anchor rail can be fixed to a formwork component. At least one flange projecting laterally from the anchor rail is formed on the retaining bracket.
Claims14
An anchoring element for casting in concrete, comprising:
- an anchor rail (1) having a plurality of anchor protrusions (2),
- a strip-shaped receptacle for mounting fastening elements,
- at least one retaining bracket (20) fixed to the anchor rail (1), which retaining bracket (20) engages over the anchor rail (1) perpendicularly to a longitudinal direction of the anchor rail and by means of which the anchor rail (1) can be fixed to a formwork component (10), and
- at least one flange (22) projecting laterally from the anchor rail (1) and formed on the retaining bracket (20),
- wherein the at least one flange (22) is connected to a central section (21) of the retaining bracket (20) by means of a predetermined breaking point (24).
A method for mounting an anchor rail (1) in a structural body of concrete, comprising the following steps:
- positioning the anchor rail (1) on a formwork component (10);
- arranging at least one retaining bracket (20) on the anchor rail (1);
- fixing the at least one retaining bracket (20) to the anchor rail (1) via at least one fixing element on the formwork component (10);
- casting the anchor rail (1) in concrete, and
- removing the formwork component (1) with the at least one fixing element (11) from the anchor rail (1),
- wherein at least one flange (22) of the retaining bracket (20) with the fixing element (11) is also removed during removal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.