Fischer 78414 Aerated concrete anchor FTP K 10 plastic 10 pieces
Special features
- The fischer Turbo aerated concrete anchor FTP K is a special plug for fastenings in aerated concrete.
- The plug, made of high-quality nylon, is installed using the FTP EK mounting tool after pre-drilling.
- The spiral external thread cuts precisely into the building material.
- The fischer Turbo aerated concrete anchor FTP K is particularly suitable for securely fastening pictures, lamps, cable clamps, and pipe clamps in aerated concrete.
Advantages
- The FTP K is suitable for both wood screws and metric screws, thus offering a choice.
- The spiral external thread locks itself into the soft aerated concrete with a positive form fit, thereby guaranteeing a firm fastening.
- Setting with the The FTP EK mounting tool requires very little force.
- For easy installation. The special geometry enables virtually expansion-pressure-free anchoring.
- This allows for small edge and spacing distances and prevents gaps in plastered surfaces.
Characteristic properties
- For wood screws and metric bolts.
- High fastening forces due to a precise connection in the building material.
- Comfortable installation: less effort required thanks to the mounting aid.
- Small edge and axial distances due to expansion-pressure-free anchoring.
Applications
- Paintings Lamps Mailboxes Markers Motion sensors Cable and pipe clamps.
Building materials
- Cellular concrete Gypsum blocks
Mounting
- The FTP K is suitable for through-hole mounting.
- Install the FTP K with mounting aid FTP EK.
- The aerated concrete plug self-seats into the aerated concrete during the installation process using a form-fit mechanism.
- Suitable for wood screws and metric screws with a diameter of 5 to 6 mm.
Technical data
- Drill hole diameter d0 12 - (14) [mm]
- Min. drill hole depth h1 80 [mm]
- Plug length l 70 [mm]
- Wood screw diameter ds 9 - 10 [mm]
- Metric screw MM 8 - M 10
- Min. screw-in depth lE,min 50 [mm]
- Max. screw-in depth lE,max 80 [mm]
Standard delivery
- 10 pieces
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