Wall plug Fischer 541108 150 pcs Plastic for Concrete Brick

Fischer 541108 is a plastic wall plug designed for reliable fixings in a range of substrates including autoclaved aerated concrete, brick and plasterboard. Supplied in a pack of 150 pieces, this wall plug combines two-component material technology and a compact length to provide secure anchoring with fast installation for construction and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The two-component construction provides optimized load capacity and an adaptive response depending on the substrate. The plug gives clear tactile feedback during installation so you can feel when it is seated correctly. Its short overall length allows fast fixing without deep drilling, and the narrow rim prevents the plug from slipping into the drill hole. Serrated anti-rotation ribs stop the plug from turning in the drill hole while being set. Variants with increased anchorage depth (6 x 50, 8 x 65 and 10 x 80) are especially suited to hollow building materials, autoclaved aerated concrete and for bridging plaster.

Suitable for

• Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC)
• Solid and hollow brick
• Plasterboard and gypsum board
• Plastered surfaces where bridging is needed
• General construction and renovation anchorings

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model / MPN: 541108
• EAN: 4048962285468
• Material: Plastic, two-component design
• Pack quantity: 150 pieces
• Typical sizes available: 6 x 50, 8 x 65, 10 x 80 (variants with greater anchorage depth)

How to use

Drill a hole of the correct diameter and depth for the chosen plug size, clean the hole of dust, insert the Fischer wall plug so the rim sits flush with the surface, then drive the screw or fixture until the plug expands and gives a secure hold. For hollow materials or plastered substrates select the appropriate longer variant (e.g., 6 x 50, 8 x 65 or 10 x 80) and check recommended screw dimensions for the plug size.

Usage recommendations

Use the plug with screws of the correct diameter and length for the selected plug size; ensure holes are cleaned before insertion and avoid over-torquing the screw to maintain optimum anchorage. For hollow building materials and plastered substrates, prefer the deeper-anchorage variants listed above.