Mounting Bracket ELKO-BIS F12 L-200 with Anchor 12.9 mm (MPN 91200901)

ELKO-BIS F12 L-200 is a mounting bracket designed for secure attachment of pipes, conduits and fixtures where a 200 mm length bracket is required. Supplied with a matching anchor sized for a 12.9 mm hole, this bracket is intended for construction and electrical installation tasks that need robust support and a reliable fixing point. The bracket's form factor supports linear loads and provides consistent spacing and alignment for mounted elements.

Advantages

The mounting bracket provides a solid mechanical connection between installed components and the base substrate while reducing installation time by delivering a matched anchor and bracket together. Its standardized length ensures predictable mounting distances and alignment. The product is made to typical industry tolerances to offer repeatable performance in common building materials, and the included anchor is sized to match the bracket hole for a consistent fit.

Suitable for

• Fixing pipes and conduits to concrete, masonry or similar substrates
• Supporting electrical fixtures and cable runs where a 200 mm bracket length is required
• General construction mounting tasks demanding a matched bracket-and-anchor combination

Key specifications

• Bracket length: 200 mm
• Relevant hole diameter for anchor: 12.9 mm
• Includes one matching anchor sized for the bracket hole
• Designed for mechanical support of pipes, conduits and fixtures

How to use

Mark the desired fixing position on the substrate, drill a hole with the recommended diameter for the supplied anchor, and clean the hole of dust and debris. Insert the anchor into the hole, position the bracket over the anchor so the hole in the bracket aligns with the anchor, then secure the anchor according to the anchor manufacturer's tightening instructions until the bracket is held firmly against the substrate. After fastening, verify alignment and load distribution before installing pipes or fixtures onto the bracket.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate drilling bits and torque settings for the substrate material, follow local building codes, and select additional anchors or supports when mounting heavier loads or when mounting conditions differ from standard concrete or masonry.