Hi
I am setting up what I call ceiling iron in my floor structure to hang up a Pem pipe.
I found this at Hornbach:
https://www.hornbach.se/shop/Pendel...2000-mm-3820131/5111604/artikel-detaljer.html
Could it be that FFZV stands for galvanized?
The equivalent at Xlbygg costs much more.
Hornbach themselves didn't know.
Regards,
Fredrik
I am setting up what I call ceiling iron in my floor structure to hang up a Pem pipe.
I found this at Hornbach:
https://www.hornbach.se/shop/Pendel...2000-mm-3820131/5111604/artikel-detaljer.html
Could it be that FFZV stands for galvanized?
The equivalent at Xlbygg costs much more.
Hornbach themselves didn't know.
Regards,
Fredrik
FZV: Hot-dip galvanized. This is a surface treatment that also enables the material to withstand aggressive environments, albeit in a different safety class. The surface treatment involves dipping each piece into a galvanizing bath after tasks like punching holes have been completed. The surface layer ranges between about 70-100 my depending on the type of steel used.
FFZV: This is also a hot-dip galvanization with the difference that the galvanization is done before punching. The first F stands for "before". Split standard clamps are often "PreHotGalvanized."
Below you can see a classification of environment and safety classes. Safety class relates to fastening. Ensuring the correct type of anchor or plug is chosen.
http://www.vvs-smide.se/p.html
FFZV: This is also a hot-dip galvanization with the difference that the galvanization is done before punching. The first F stands for "before". Split standard clamps are often "PreHotGalvanized."
Below you can see a classification of environment and safety classes. Safety class relates to fastening. Ensuring the correct type of anchor or plug is chosen.
http://www.vvs-smide.se/p.html