fischer has launched the new FiXperience Online Suite, a design software enabling users to plan and design fixing solutions with multiple functions.
The FiXperience Online Suite combines previous fischer modules – C-FIX, CHANNEL-FIX, REBAR-FIX, SOLARPANEL-FIX, REINFORCE-FIX, as well as the fischer BIM/CAD database – in one central, web-based platform.
C-FIX serves as the central module for designing steel and bonded anchors in concrete, supporting both mechanical and injection systems. Using an integrated linear spring model based on the Finite Element Method (FEM), it enables simulation of the linear strain distribution on the attached component. Following the Bernoulli hypothesis, it also allows assessment of whether the attached component can be considered sufficiently rigid.
The SOLARPANEL-FIX module is designed for the static analysis of structural frameworks for photovoltaic (PV) installations, while CHANNEL-FIX supports the planning and calculation of various applications using anchor channel systems. REINFORCE-FIX facilitates the structural reinforcement design of existing buildings, and the REBAR-FIX module allows the design of post-installed rebar connections — including overlaps, end anchorages, and overlaps with threaded reinforcement anchors.
An integrated BIM/CAD database provides digital models of all relevant fischer products, which can be directly incorporated into leading BIM and CAD applications. This ensures consistent project planning and seamless integration into digital building models.
As for new features, the fischer Engineering Solution (ENSO) 2.0 includes a wooden attachment with improved configurators, which enables the engineering consideration of complex design cases. The software also includes the technical report TR 061 of EOTA, which is relevant for the selection and design of fixing systems under dynamic loading.
Also integrated is EOTA TR 054, supporting the design of fixing systems in masonry, including the fischer concrete screw UltraCut FBS II, with verifications for fire resistance. International standards such as ACI 318, EN 1992-4, and ENSO 2.0 are already covered, with additional standards — including India’s IS 1946-2:2025, China’s JGJ 145, and the fischer Engineering Solution ENSO Hong Kong — to follow.
As local installation is not required, users can access the software directly via their browser, store and manage projects in the cloud. They can also share them with partners.
By integrating with the myfischer partner portal—the gateway to fischer’s digital service world—access to FiXperience and the entire fischer ecosystem is easier than before. With a single registration or login, users can access all tools and services, while the modern interface and intuitive design deliver an outstanding user experience.
