The Fischer 532678 screw anchor kit contains four heavy-duty anchors, each 120 mm long, developed for secure fixing in brick and concrete. Designed for solid masonry substrates, the kit requires a drill hole diameter of 10 mm and a minimum embedment depth of 130 mm. Certified to ETA-07/0121, these anchors provide predictable load-bearing behaviour for a range of construction and renovation applications where reliable mechanical anchoring in solid materials is required.
Advantages
The kit combines long anchors with a compatible sleeve geometry for secure expansion and good load transfer in brick and concrete. Certification to ETA-07/0121 documents performance parameters and installation criteria, supporting safe use in structural and non-structural applications. Supplied in a compact set of four, the anchors are ready for immediate use on site and are suitable for repeated, standardised installations.
Suitable for
- Fixing rails, brackets and fixtures into solid brick or concrete
- Mounting handrails, supports and external fittings in renovation works
- Attaching heavy shelving, lighting anchors and equipment to masonry walls
When it may not be suitable
These anchors are intended for use in solid masonry such as brick and concrete. They are not designed for use in hollow blocks, perforated bricks, lightweight concrete with low density, or gypsum board without appropriate sleeve or toggle anchors. For thin materials or substrates with limited edge distance, alternative fixing systems should be considered.
Key specifications
- Anchor length: 120 mm
- Required drill hole diameter: 10 mm
- Minimum embedment/drill hole depth: 130 mm
- Material properties: designed for solid masonry (brick, concrete)
- Pack contents: 4 anchors per kit
How to use
Drill a straight hole to the specified 10 mm diameter and at least 130 mm depth, cleaning the hole of dust before insertion. Insert the anchor fully into the hole until the sleeve is flush with the substrate, then tighten the screw to expand the sleeve and achieve the required mechanical interlock in the masonry. Follow the ETA installation distances for edge and spacing to ensure rated performance and verify torque values where specified by the installer or project documentation.
What to consider before purchase
- Confirm substrate type is solid brick or concrete (not suitable for hollow or low-density materials)
- Ensure available drill bit of 10 mm diameter and ability to drill to 130 mm depth
- Check required load capacities and spacing per project requirements and ETA documentation
Usage recommendations
Use a hammer drill for clean, straight holes and blow or brush dust out of the hole before inserting the anchor. Maintain recommended edge distances and spacing to avoid splitting or reduced capacity in the masonry. If in doubt about load requirements or substrate condition, consult technical documentation or a qualified installer.
