Screw Anchor Fischer 564612 50 pcs 95 mm for Brick Concrete

The Fischer screw anchor (MPN 564612) is a steel bolt anchor designed for high-demand fixings in brick and concrete. Supplied in a pack of 50 pieces with a length of 95 mm and a nominal diameter suitable for M10 connecting threads, it secures heavy loads and is suitable for structural applications such as railings, cable trays and consoles. The anchor uses an expansion sleeve that transfers loads into the base material and, for many diameters, allows immediate loading after installation.

Advantages

The anchor enables faster installation by eliminating the need for drill hole cleaning for common diameters, reducing on-site work time. It is covered by multiple approvals for substrates including various concrete classes and solid sand-lime brick, widening its range of use. Recent assessments deliver increased tensile capacities so fewer fixing points may be required. Fire and durability assessments support high loads in case of fire and confirm a long service life; certain sizes have an assessed service life up to 120 years. The product can also absorb significant seismic loads for applicable diameters and offers variable anchorage depths for precise adjustment to load conditions.

Suitable for

• Anchoring railings and balustrades
• Fastening cable trays and electrical supports
• Mounting consoles and shelving supports
• Structural fixings in brick and concrete (including solid sand-lime brick)

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 564612
• EAN: 4048962462371
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces
• Length: 95 mm
• Nominal diameter / compatible thread: suitable for M10 connecting threads (diameter ~10 mm)
• Base materials: brick, concrete (various classes), steel-fiber concrete, solid sand-lime brick

How to use

Drill the hole to the specified diameter and depth for the anchor size. For the common diameters covered by the product, drill hole cleaning is not required, which speeds up installation. Insert the anchor in a pre-positioned or push-through manner; the long thread also allows stand-off installation. Apply the specified installation torque so the cone bolt pulls into the expansion sleeve and expands it against the hole wall. The anchor is set when the preset torque is achieved. For series installations consider using dedicated setting tools to ensure consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use the anchor in accordance with the applicable approvals and installation instructions for the chosen substrate and diameter. For seismic applications or where annular gaps occur, use compatible accessories such as the filling disc (FFD) if required by the approval. Select the anchor length and embedment depth to match the load and substrate; when in doubt consult the manufacturer documentation or a structural engineer.