Dowel Fischer 531027 Nylon Round 185 pcs

The Fischer 531027 Nylon Round dowels are injection-molded from durable nylon and designed for general-purpose anchoring. Each pack contains 185 pieces of round dowels with a 6 mm nominal diameter and a length of 35 mm, intended for use with corresponding 6 mm screws or bolts. The dowel geometry allows secure fixation in solid and hollow building materials when installed at the recommended drill depth of 45 mm, providing reliable mechanical hold for a range of furnishing and fixing tasks.

Advantages

These nylon round dowels combine corrosion resistance and dimensional stability, which helps maintain anchoring performance over time in standard indoor environments. Their symmetric shape simplifies insertion into drilled holes and ensures even expansion when the screw is tightened. The large pack size of 185 pieces supports multiple installations and reduces the need for frequent reordering for medium-scale projects.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Mounting light fixtures and switches
• Fixing shelving, brackets and curtain rails
• Securing cable clips and conduit supports
• General domestic and workshop fastening in masonry and gypsum boards

Key specifications

• Material: Nylon (polyamide)
• Shape: Round
• Nominal diameter: 6 mm
• Length: 35 mm
• Required minimum drill hole depth: 45 mm
• Pack quantity: 185 pieces

How to use

Drill a hole with a 6 mm drill bit to the recommended depth of at least 45 mm, clean the hole from dust and debris, then insert the dowel flush with the substrate surface. Place the fixture and drive a compatible 6 mm screw or bolt into the dowel until the component is firmly held. For hollow or weak substrates, ensure the dowel expands properly and consider using shorter screws or additional fixing points to distribute load.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate drill bits and screws matched to the 6 mm nominal diameter to achieve optimal anchoring. For heavy loads or critical applications, verify suitability with load tables and follow local building guidelines; when in doubt, consult a structural professional.