Fixing plug nails Koelner FIX Ø6, pack 1 kg – mounting fasteners for drywall and masonry

Koelner FIX Ø6 fixing plug nails in a 1 kg pack are mechanical mounting fasteners designed for use with Ø6 expansion plugs in drywall, concrete, brick and other common building substrates. These nail-type anchors provide a secure mechanical retention for fixtures that require a driven fastener, enabling quick installation of profiles, brackets and light fittings where expansion plug systems are needed.

Advantages

The fixing plug nails are made for straightforward installation with a hammer or appropriate driver, delivering reliable holding force when paired with Ø6 expansion plugs. Supplied in a practical 1 kg pack, they reduce the need for frequent restocking on site and simplify bulk fixing operations. Their design offers consistent engagement with the plug body to secure loads in a variety of base materials without chemical adhesives.

Suitable for

• Mounting metal or plastic profiles to drywall and gypsum board
• Securing brackets and supports to concrete and masonry
• Fixing light fixtures and cable trays to solid substrates
• General installation work requiring nail-type anchors with Ø6 expansion plugs

Key specifications

• Compatibility: designed for use with Ø6 expansion plugs
• Material type: metal nail for mechanical anchoring
• Pack size: 1 kg supply suitable for bulk applications
• Application substrates: drywall, concrete, brick and similar base materials

How to use

Drill a hole in the base material to match the Ø6 expansion plug, insert the expansion plug into the hole, then position the fixture and drive the fixing plug nail through the fixture into the plug until it engages. Use a hammer or a suitable driven tool and ensure the nail is fully seated so the plug expands and locks against the substrate. For dense or brittle materials, verify hole depth and cleanliness before installation to achieve correct expansion and holding performance.

Usage recommendations

Choose the correct Ø6 expansion plug type for the substrate (drywall, concrete or masonry) and follow load capacity guidelines for the installed combination. When installing into hollow or thin panels, consider using dedicated hollow-wall anchors; for critical or heavy loads, consult technical datasheets and perform test fixings to confirm load-bearing performance.