Klimas plastic expansion wall plug KS-10/6x80 for anchoring in masonry and concrete

Klimas plastic expansion wall plug KS-10/6x80 is designed for anchoring fixtures in masonry and concrete. With a nominal diameter of 10 mm and a length of 80 mm, this anchor plug secures screws and fittings in renovation, construction and interior installation tasks. The product works together with appropriately sized screws to provide stable fixation for a range of light to medium-duty applications where reliable mechanical retention in solid substrates is required.

Advantages

The design of the Klimas KS-10/6x80 wall plug features a plastic expansion body that expands evenly under screw insertion, ensuring consistent grip in drilled holes. Its length and diameter provide sufficient embedment depth for secure anchoring in concrete and masonry while minimising the risk of splitting in many common substrates. The plug is lightweight, corrosion-free and simple to install using standard tools, allowing efficient and repeatable fixing.

Suitable for

• Fastening shelves and cabinets to concrete or brick walls
• Mounting picture frames, mirrors and light fittings
• Securing conduits, cable trays and small brackets
• General renovation and interior fitting where solid substrate anchoring is needed

Key specifications

• Material: plastic expansion body suitable for masonry and concrete
• Nominal diameter: 10 mm
• Length: 80 mm
• Compatible with standard metric screw diameters appropriate for 10 mm anchors
• Recommended substrate: solid masonry and concrete

How to use

Drill a hole in the substrate using the recommended drill bit diameter for a 10 mm anchor and to the required depth for 80 mm embedment. Clean the hole of dust and debris, insert the Klimas KS-10/6x80 plug flush with the surface, then insert the appropriate screw and tighten until the plug expands and secures against the substrate. Ensure the screw length and head type are compatible with the fixture being mounted and with the recommended embedment depth.

Usage recommendations

Use the plug only in sound, undamaged concrete or masonry. For hollow or perforated blocks, or where higher loads are expected, select an anchor specifically designed for these substrates or consult technical guidance. Avoid overtightening screws to prevent deformation of the anchor body and verify load capacity against the application’s requirements.