
Type SP-SPA-FLEX
Sandwich panel anchor
2
Halfen SP Assembly Instructions
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Type overview/materials:
Type SP-SPA-N
Connector pin
Type SP-SPA-A
Clip-on pin
Type SP-SPA-B
Stirrup tie
Type SP-FA
Flat anchor
Type SP-SPA-2
Sandwich panel anchor
Type SP-SPA-1
Sandwich panel anchor
Sandwich panel production — general notes
Production of the facing layer
• the reinforcement is placed in the prepared formwork
and support anchors and stirrup ties SP-SPA-B or
clip-on pins SP-SPA-A are installed to specifications
• concrete is poured evenly in the formwork
• compact the concrete (with external vibrator)
• connector pins are installed later.
Sandwich panel anchor:
SP-FA; SP-SPA:
Stainless steel, corrosion resistance
class CRC III in acc. with
EN 1993-1–4
Load-bearing layer
Insulation layer
Formwork
Facing layer
c
b
f
Placing the heat insulation layer
Press the insulation material tightly against the anchors.
Cut-outs have to be carefully made to accommodate the
anchors when high quality load resistant insulation
material is used. Cavities in the insulation must be
prevented as these will fill with concrete and cause thermal
bridges or constraint points.
Recommendation:
Install the heat insulation staggered in 2 layers. Single layer
insulation should have rabbet joints or the joints should be
sealed with suitable adhesive tape. This will prevent
concrete seeping into the joints. When using high quality
insulation materials (low thermal conductivity and low
water absorption) the thickness of the heat insulation layer
can be reduced. The resulting increase in anchor load-
bearing force permits the use of support anchors with a
lower load rating. Insulation materials with low water
absorption capacity favourably effect concrete shrinkage.
Placing separating foil between layers
Separating foil prevents concrete slurry from seeping into
the heat insulation joints. Any adhesion between the heat-
insulation layer and the load-bearing layer concrete is also
avoided. This is important when using rough, expanded
polystyrene insulation material. A foil layer can be placed
between the facing layer and the insulation layer to ensure
optimal flexibility of the facing layer. No foil is necessary
when using a high grade insulation material with smooth
surface.
Production of the load-bearing layer
• install the load-bearing layer reinforcement
• load bearing insulation material will assist installation
• the concrete is poured into the formwork evenly and
compacted
Concrete strength:
Facing layer ≥ C 30/37
Load -bearing layer ≥ C 30/37
Reinforcement:
Reinforcement mesh B500A, B500B
Reinforcement bars B500A, B500B
Minimum reinforcement of the
concrete layer:
Crosswise, 1.88cm²/m,
if f,c ≥ 10cm, then two layers
of reinforcement are required.