Wall plug (rawlplug) No name K-10 – universal plastic anchor K-10 for masonry and concrete

No name K-10 wall plug (rawlplug) is a universal plastic expansion anchor designed for secure fastening in masonry and concrete. The K-10 expands inside a drilled hole to grip the substrate and retain screws for fixtures, brackets and lightweight fittings. It is intended for use with compatible screw diameters and drill bit sizes to create a reliable mechanical anchor point for general interior and exterior mounting tasks.

Advantages

The K-10 universal plastic anchor provides a compact, corrosion-resistant solution that is easy to install and requires only a simple drilled hole and matching screw. Its expansion design distributes clamping forces within the drilled cavity, improving pull-out resistance in solid masonry and concrete. The plastic material reduces risk of galvanic corrosion when used with common metal screws and fittings.

Suitable for

• Fixing light to medium fixtures to concrete, brick or stone
• Mounting brackets, conduit clips and cable management elements
• Attaching small shelves, frames and lightweight fittings
• General DIY and maintenance fastening tasks in masonry

Key specifications

• Anchor type: plastic expansion (rawlplug)
• Intended substrates: solid masonry, concrete, stone
• Typical use: light to medium load fastening
• Installation method: drilled hole with expansion by screw insertion
• Material: durable plastic (non-metal)

How to use

Drill a hole in the masonry or concrete using a drill bit that matches the anchor diameter. Clean the hole of dust and debris before insertion. Push the K-10 wall plug into the hole so that its collar sits flush with the surface. Insert a compatible screw and tighten until the anchor expands and grips the substrate; avoid over-tightening to prevent anchor deformation. Ensure the chosen screw length provides sufficient thread engagement beyond the plug to achieve secure anchoring.

Usage recommendations

Choose screws that match the anchor diameter and intended load, and follow appropriate drill bit size and depth guidelines for masonry or concrete. For heavy or safety-critical installations use anchors rated for those loads or consult a structural fastening specialist.