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fischer will exhibit at BIM World MUNICH on 24–25 November 2026, presenting with Siemens an integrated solution linking sensor-integrated fastening such as the fischer SensorBolt with BIM and building operations, plus FiXperience software and the Baubot construction robot.

fischer says its HybridPower anchor has gained a European Technical Assessment covering single-point anchors in concrete and multiple fastenings of non-load-bearing systems in concrete, masonry and aerated concrete.

fischer is holding a live webinar on 17 November 2026 covering its FiXperience C-FIX design software, now fully online, including step-by-step Eurocode design, ACI comparisons, and edge cases with custom anchor plates in ENSO 2.0.

fischer says its FIS V Zero universal injection mortar is classified label-free under the CLP Regulation, and its ETA covers special applications such as anchoring in water-filled boreholes and installation at -10 to 40°C.

fischer says its HybridPower anchor now holds a European Technical Assessment covering single-point anchors in concrete and multiple fastenings of non-load-bearing systems in concrete, masonry and aerated concrete.

fischer introduces the FFA aerated concrete plug, whose spiral external thread cuts a form-fitting connection in aerated concrete; it accepts wood, chipboard and metric screws for fixing shelves, pictures, lights or radiators.

fischer says its group has 53 operating companies and over six decades of international experience, with products used in sports arenas, airports, infrastructure and architecture worldwide.

fischer says it has established new subsidiaries in Malaysia and Bulgaria, its 52nd and 53rd operating subsidiaries, as part of continued international expansion to get closer to customers and local markets.

fischer says it is supplying steel anchors and chemical anchoring solutions for the Jeddah Tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, a skyscraper over one kilometre tall, and is providing on-site technical expertise for the project.

fischer highlights that many bridges worldwide need refurbishment and points to fixing technology, monitoring and digital planning tools as ways to make ageing infrastructure safer and more durable, linking to a full article on its role in future infrastructure.

fischer reports that its FIS V Plus injection mortar system is being used to anchor the historic Kümpers industrial site in Rheine to modern construction as the brick-facade building is converted into a new urban district.