Fischer is a global leader in fastening systems, automotive interior solutions, and construction technology, renowned for its innovative wall plugs and anchors.
Fischer (fischerwerke GmbH & Co. KG) is a widely recognized German manufacturer best known for its fastening systems and construction solutions. Founded by Artur Fischer in 1948, the company revolutionized the industry with the invention of the grey S-plug, the first nylon expansion wall plug. Today, the Fischer Group of Companies operates globally, continuing to produce a vast range of chemical fixings, steel anchors, screws, and installation systems for both DIY enthusiasts and professional tradespeople.
Beyond fastening technology, the brand encompasses divisions such as Fischer Automotive, which produces high-quality interior components for vehicles, and Fischer Technik, a line of educational construction toys. While distinct entities, consumers may also associate the name with Fischer Sports (skiing equipment) and Fischer bicycle accessories. This category primarily hosts manuals for Fischer's extensive catalog of construction fasteners, tools, and automotive or bicycle carrier systems.
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Declarations of Performance and Safety Data Sheets (SDB) for Fischer fasteners and chemical mortars can typically be downloaded directly from the official Fischer website under the service or downloads section.
The Fischer UltraCut FBS II is a concrete screw designed for post-installed fastening in cracked or uncracked concrete, often used for structural anchoring where high load capacity is required.
Many Fischer injection mortars, such as the FIS V Zero, are designed for dry concrete. Always check the specific product manual or technical datasheet (ETA approval) to see if usage in water-saturated concrete or water-filled boreholes is permitted.
You can contact Fischer technical support via their official website, by emailing info@fischer.de, or by calling their headquarters in Waldachtal, Germany.