Hilti Aktiengesellschaft

Dsm Resins B.v.

Peter Mauthe

Gusztav Lang

Rudolf Hinterwaldner

Ulrich Hense

Ludwig Gebauer

Monika Moench

Erich Leibhard

Heinz Bisping

Stefan Schwiegk

Hans-Jurgen Irmscher

Peter Ittemann

Wolfgang Hubinger

Gabriele Grundmann

Thomas Folda

Fritz Ziegert

A plugging compound for the chemical fastening of anchor bolts, threaded sleeves and screws in drill-holes, comprising a reactive resin and--spatially separated therefrom--a curing agent for the resin, includes from 0.0005 to 2% by weight of a piperidinyl or tetrahydropyrrolyl nitroxide as inhibitor in the reactive resin.

Plugging compound for chemical fastening

A plugging compound for chemical fastening technology is based on a free-radically polymerizable resin and a free-radical initiator spatially separated therefrom. The plugging compound in question is a self-supporting and storage-stable material which can be inserted in that form directly into a drill-hole.

Self-supporting plugging compound

A 2-component composition is disclosed which contains an inorganic binder as well as a curing agent composed of water or an aqueous solution. The composition also contains substances which regulate solidification and curing, as well as, if necessary, conventional amounts of slag powders, fillers and blowing agents. The composition is distinguished by the fact that it cures rapidly even at low temperatures and can be used in small amounts. As a result, the composition is particularly suitable as a dowelling composition for fastening anchor rods in boreholes.

Compositions which set in the presence of water and their use

A two-chamber cartridge for fastening anchor elements in holes of a support structure is prepared. The chambers contain cycloaliphatic compounds and the reaction initiators. The separator separating the two chambers is destroyed inside the bore hole so that the mixing of the cycloaliphatic compounds and the reaction initiators can take place.

Cartridge having hardenable cycloaliphatic derivatives for bore

A composition and method are disclosed whereby the formation of geopolymers from curable, inorganic, stone-forming SiO.sub.2 and Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 containing compositions is accelerated by materials which exhibit exothermic behavior in the presence of water. Such polymerizable compositions are suitable as mortar compositions for fastening anchor rods.

Compositions which set in the presence of water, their use and method

Cycloaliphatic compounds, which have one or more ethylenically unsaturated substituents, are disclosed as components of borehole-filling masses, optionally together with other curable components.

Use of hardenable cycloaliphatic derivatives for borehole-filling masses

A cartridge for securing anchor members in a borehole in a hard receiving material holds separated components of a hardenable mass. The cartridge is formed of an axially extending outer casing enclosing an inner casing forming separate compartments within the outer casing. A first hardenable mass component is contained within the outer casing about the inner casing which holds a second component. In addition, filler material can be included in one of the components. An axially extending jacket of a foam material laterally encloses the outer casing. The jacket fills the space in a borehole between the outer casing and the borehole wall. The outer surface of the jacket has axially extending grooves for the outflow of water when the cartridge and jacket is inserted into a borehole. Further, the jacket serves to temporarily hold the cartridge in a borehole.

Destructible cartridge for securing anchor member

A container for a hardenable multicomponent mass, used in anchoring a fastening member in a bore hole, has blind holes forming chambers. The chambers extend axially and are parallel to one another. The blind holes are arranged to receive individual components of the multicomponent mass. The container is formed of a destructable material, preferably a ceramic. When the container is broken or destroyed, the components mix to form the hardenable mass. The open ends of the blind holes are sealed by a cover after the components are filled into the chambers. The cover is located at an end face of the container.

Container having components in sealable blind bores for anchoring

An installation tool for placing anchor elements includes an axially extending member and a ball with a thread on the member for engagement with the anchor element to be installed. The ball is captured in a receiving space in the installation tool and serves as a stop for limiting the threaded engagement of the tool with the anchor element. The ball has only a punctiform contact with the element, accordingly, the frictional engagement between the ball and the element developed while an anchor element is being screwed in is very small, so that the installation tool can be unscrewed easily from the anchor element after the element is installed.

Installation tool for an anchor element

A cartridge for dispensing a two-component mass is formed by two interconnected containers to that different combinations of the components are provided along with different mixture ratios. Initially, the containers are separate with partitions located in their interconnecting regions. The partitions can be removed either before or after the containers are connected together. After removal of the partitions, the components of the mass can be mixed. Following the mixing operation, a piston within the cartridge can press out or dispense the mass through an outlet nozzle formed on one of the containers.

Container arrangement for cartridge dispensing two-component mass

An anchor member is formed of an axially extending core member enclosed from one end toward the other by an electrically non-conductive plastics material jacket. The anchor member can be secured in a borehole in a receiving material by a hardenable mass. The jacket at the one or leading end of the core member has a tip located on an extension of the core member axis, so that the tip abuts the center of the base of the borehole. With the centering action afforded by the tip, damage to the jacket is prevented as the anchor member is inserted into the borehole.

Anchor member with electrical insulation jacket

A combination for securing an anchor member in a receiving material includes a hardenable reaction resin mortar containing filler material and a sleeve-like dowel member with openings extending through the dowel member wall so that mortar injected into the dowel member can escape laterally outwardly through the openings. The ratio of the diameter of the openings through the dowel member wall to the mean particle diameter with the filler material is in the range of approximately 1.5 to 12.0, and particularly 1.8 to 5.6.

Combination for securing an anchor member

In a hand tool for the mixing and metered dispensing of a two-component mass, a container holding a solid component mass is mounted in a handgun-like shaped support member. A mixing chamber is aligned with and mounted on one end of the container for mixing the components of the mass. A motor in the support member drives a drive shaft extending axially through the container. A mixing worm is connected to the drive shaft and is located within the mixing chamber. A metering pump is located within the support member for delivering a liquid component of the mass from a tank. The metering pump is a hose pump powered by the drive shaft. A conveying helix is positioned on the drive shaft in the container. Accordingly, since the drive shaft powers the metering pump and the conveying helix, a fixed mixture ratio of the solid and liquid components is delivered into the mixing chamber independently of the quantity dispensed. The mixed components flow out of the mixing chamber through a dispensing nozzle.

Hand tool for mixing and dispensing two-component masses

A multi-chambered cartridge contains a hardenable mass including resin, a hardener and filler members for securing an anchor rod or the like in a borehole. The cartridge is formed with an outer casing and at least one inner casing. The outer casing is axially elongated and has a first end and a second end with the first end arranged to be inserted first into the borehole. Filler members are placed within the outer casing at the second end. The space between the filler members at the second end and the first end is filled with resin and filler members with the hardener maintained separate from the other components. With this arrangement of the components of the hardenable mass within the outer casing, a low viscosity resin can be employed which does not flow out of the second end when the cartridge is destroyed.

Destructible cartridge for anchoring rods or the like

A destructible container is arranged to maintain the components of a multi-component settable mass in separate regions until they are ready to be mixed for anchoring a fastener member in a borehole. The container is made up of an elongated outer cartridge and an inner cartridge positioned within the outer cartridge so that a space for one of the components is formed between the inner cartridge and the outer cartridge. The multi-component mass includes a resin component filled into the outer cartridge and a hardenable component filled into the inner cartridge. The space within the outer cartridge is divided into two separate regions, preferably one following the other in the elongated direction of the outer cartridge. The resin component is present in each region, however, a thixotropic agent is included in one region but not the other so that the viscosity of the resin component is greatly increased within the one region. Preferably, the increased viscosity is present in the region of the outer cartridge forming the trailing end of the container when it is inserted into a borehole so that flow out of the borehole is, for practical purposes, prevented. Accordingly, a resin component which is highly fluid prior to the mixing operation, such as methylmethacrylate (MMA) can be used.

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Kleinberghofen, Germany

Peter Mauthe