Screw Anchor Fischer 062761 60 mm

The Fischer 062761 screw anchor is a 60 mm metal fixing designed to provide reliable anchoring in a range of base materials. With a drill hole diameter of 10 mm and a required minimum drill depth of 75 mm, this screw anchor is supplied in packs of 25 pieces to support multiple fastenings on construction or renovation projects. The product is intended for use where a secure threaded connection is needed to hold fixtures, supports or assemblies to solid and hollow substrates when used with appropriate screws.

Advantages

This screw anchor combines a compact 60 mm length with consistent expansion performance to deliver secure load transfer into the surrounding material. The 10 mm drill diameter and specified minimum embedment depth ensure repeatable anchoring results when installation instructions are followed. Supplied in a 25-piece pack, the set reduces downtime by providing enough anchors for several attachments without constant reordering.

Suitable for

• Mounting brackets and supports to concrete or masonry
• Fixing fixtures and fittings on renovation sites
• Fastening light to medium loads in solid and hollow building materials
• Multiple small installations where consistent anchor dimensions are required

Key specifications

• Anchor length: 60 mm
• Required drill diameter: 10 mm
• Minimum drill hole depth: 75 mm
• Pack quantity: 25 pieces
• Material: metal expansion anchor (suitable for use with matching screws)
• Intended use: mechanical expansion anchoring in suitable substrates

How to use

Drill a hole of 10 mm diameter to a minimum depth of 75 mm, ensuring the hole is clean and free of dust before inserting the screw anchor. Insert the anchor flush with the surface and drive the compatible screw to expand the anchor body and achieve the specified retention. Follow the screw manufacturer’s instructions for torque values and select screw length appropriate to the fixture thickness plus anchor embedment.

Usage recommendations

Verify substrate suitability before installation; the anchor is designed for use in common masonry and concrete but may require alternative fixings for weak or highly perforated materials. Use a calibrated drill and cleaning brush or compressed air to remove drilling debris. Observe load ratings for the chosen screw and follow local building codes for critical or safety-related fixings.