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09/09/2018

In flow with fixings

Even experienced professionals rarely witness underwater installation. The restoration of the VWEW-energie hydroelectric power station in Biessenhofen in southern Germany required this procedure. The facility came into operation in 1962 and will be refurbished by 2018. This procedure involves damming up the adjacent Wertach river in order to drain the work area. An underwater reinforced concrete wall was erected for this purpose and was secured using the fischer injection mortar FIS EM combined with reinforcement and concrete.

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08/30/2018

Revamping old walls

Old buildings have history and character, which also makes them complicated. Especially when it comes to attaching furniture and home accessories to the walls. Keeping in a mind a few tips will ensure the wall cupboard doesn’t collapse on top of you after installing it.

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08/06/2018

Safety on China’s rails

The “Cathay Kingdom” boasts the longest high-speed rail network in the world. In January 2018, the high-speed trains had already hurtled over 25,000 km - and China is investing further in the expansion of the rail system. In order to ensure the safety of people and technology in the process, older tracks are currently being refurbished and reinforced as a preventative measure - with over 250,000 cartridges of the fischer epoxy mortar FIS EM 390 S.

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06/12/2018

fischer supports research in the field of fixing technology

To rapturous applause from the present professors, lecturers and students, the Klaus Fischer Laboratory at renowned Tongji University in Shanghai has been officially opened. The new institution serves as a test facility for fixing systems. With the investments the fischer Group of Companies puts emphasis on the close partnership with the Chinese elite university.

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06/05/2018

Better connection to China through fixing technology

Transporting more air passengers and boosting the Chinese economy – with these goals in mind, Beijing is currently building the world’s largest civilian airport. Installation systems and FZA undercut anchors by the fixing specialist fischer were used for the safe conduction and anchoring of numerous media conduits.

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