Ancoragem de expansão Fischer 562153 100 mm nylon 50 unid.

The Fischer 562153 expansion anchor is a 100 mm nylon plug designed for reliable anchoring in concrete, gypsum blocks and masonry. Supplied in packs of 50, the anchor features a grey main body for strength and a red flexible component that ensures optimal spreading and grip during installation. It is intended for non-structural multiple-use applications and is compatible with an 8 mm drill hole diameter.

Advantages

The combination of high-quality nylon and a flexible material component provides both strength and controlled expansion, allowing use across a wide range of building substrates. A pre-mounted safety screw matched to the plug saves installation time. The special lamella geometry expands gently in the base material, reducing the risk of fractures in porous materials and permitting anchoring close to edges. The product holds a European Technical Assessment (ETA) for multiple use in non-structural applications, ensuring secure performance in different material classes.

Suitable for

• Anchoring fixtures into concrete
• Fixing into gypsum blocks
• Mounting on various types of masonry and perforated brick
• Attaching wood to concrete or masonry

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model / MPN: 562153
• Length: 100 mm
• Drill hole diameter: 8 mm
• Material: nylon (grey main body) with red flexible component
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces
• EAN: 4048962440140
• Application: non-structural multiple use (ETA)

How to use

Drill an 8 mm hole to the required depth in the chosen base material, clean the hole of dust, insert the Fischer 562153 anchor, and drive in the pre-mounted safety screw until the anchor expands and seats firmly. For push-through installation, insert the screw and anchor through the fixture into the hole and tighten to the required torque. In perforated brick, ensure the lamellas expand at the stone web to form the undercut and distribute load evenly.

Recommendations

Use the Fischer 562153 for non-structural fixings and follow the ETA and manufacturer's torque recommendations. Select the correct drill diameter (8 mm) and check substrate condition before installation to avoid overloading porous materials.