Anchor with a multi-chamber cement container
OwnerGünther Zimmer, Martin Zimmer +1inventors
InventorsGünther Zimmer, Martin Zimmer, Rüdiger Walz
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OwnerGünther Zimmer, Martin Zimmer +1inventors
InventorsGünther Zimmer, Martin Zimmer, Rüdiger Walz
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In an anchor for use in a construction panel which includes upper and lower cover plates, wherein the anchor includes a cylinder body, a displacement body and a cement container provided with desired rupture locations and installed in the cylinder body and the cylinder body is provided with engagement elements for extending behind the upper cover plate, the cement container includes at least two chambers separated by an intermediate wall and is provided with an upper and a lower opening each closed by a thin-walled rupturable foil, with the intermediate wall being also rupturable by the displacement member upon movement thereof into the cylinder body.
An anchor for use in a lightweight construction panel (100) having an upper cover plate (101) and a lower cover plate (111) with a support core (121) disposed therebetween, said anchor comprising a cylinder body (10) having a bottom (140), a displacement body (50) and a cement container (40) disposed in the cylinder body (10) and provided with predetermined rupture areas, the cylinder body (10) having at least two engagement elements (22) which, after insertion of the anchor into a bore formed in the lightweight construction panel (100) and upon insertion of the displacement body (50) into the cylinder body (10), are spread apart below the upper cover plate (101), the cylinder body (10) having an inner chamber accommodating the cement container (40) and being provided with several openings (16, 39, 142, 143) and the cement container (40) having at least two chambers (46, 47), an upper opening (1), a lower opening (2) and a rupturable intermediate separating wall (44) consisting of the same material as the cement container (40), the upper and the lower openings (1, 2) being closed each by a rupturable aluminum foil (42, 43).
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