Screw & wall plug kit Fischer 535484 50 mm for Brick Concrete

The Fischer 535484 screw anchor and wall plug kit contains two wall plugs designed for secure fixing in brick and concrete. Each plug is 50 mm long and is supplied in a blister pack that keeps components organized and easy to handle. The design is intended to provide reliable anchoring for medium-duty applications where a compact, straightforward fixing is required.

Advantages

The kit is supplied in a blister pack for convenient storage and transport. With a 50 mm plug length and a recommended drill hole diameter of 10 mm, the components offer predictable embedment depth and consistent performance in common masonry substrates. The minimal drill hole depth requirement of 60 mm helps ensure that the plug can develop sufficient grip in brick and concrete, reducing the risk of loosening under typical loads.

Suitable for

• Fixing small brackets and lightweight fixtures to brick walls
• Installing shelves, cable clips or conduit supports in concrete
• Securing fittings in renovation and repair work where a compact anchor is needed

Key specifications

• Plug length: 50 mm
• Recommended drill hole diameter: 10 mm
• Minimum drill hole depth: 60 mm
• Suitable base materials: brick, concrete
• Package contents: 2 plugs and matching screws
• Packaging type: blister pack

How to use

Drill a 10 mm diameter hole to at least 60 mm depth into the brick or concrete. Clean the hole from dust and debris before inserting the plug flush with the surface. Position the fixture and drive the matching screw into the plug until the fixture is held firmly; avoid over-tightening to prevent deformation of the plug. For repeated installations, inspect each plug and screw for damage and replace if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use a hammer drill with an appropriate masonry bit for clean, accurate holes. For loads beyond light to medium duty, consult load tables or choose a more heavy-duty anchor system. When fixing near edges or into hollow masonry, verify substrate suitability and maintain recommended edge distances to avoid splitting or reduced load capacity.