Usage
The Fischer F10M metallic rod, 182 mm in length and supplied in packs of 50, is designed for reliable framework and frame anchoring applications. It is suitable for securing window and door frames or similar constructions into concrete or solid masonry.
Advantages
- M10 metric thread compatibility enables use with standard screws and threaded rods.
- Made from corrosion-resistant materials to ensure long-term performance even in challenging environments.
- Provides high load-bearing capacity for frameworks and supporting structures.
- The anchor design allows for quick installation, saving time during assembly processes.
- Packed in practical quantities (50 pieces) ideal for professional use on-site; minimal drawbacks reported when installed according to manufacturer guidelines.
Specifications
- Electro zinc-plated steel construction ensures strength and resistance to corrosion.
Anchor diameter: M10; Length: 182 mm; recommended drill hole diameter: Ø10 mm.
Designed specifically for through fixing of frames into concrete or solid substrates.[1][5] - Satisfies applicable certifications such as ETA approval (European Technical Assessment) relevant to metal frame fixings.[5][7]
- Effective anchorage depth typically around ≥40 mm, with permissible tensile loads depending on substrate quality (e.g., up to approx. 6.2 kN at deeper anchoring depths).[5]
- Differentiates by its robust full-metal sleeve design and suitability for both indoor and outdoor installations thanks to enhanced weather resistance.[5][7]
How it works
The F10M rod is inserted into a pre-drilled hole along with a compatible anchor. As the screw or threaded rod is tightened, the anchor expands within the substrate, locking the fixture securely in place without causing stress or damage to the surrounding material.[3][4][6]