RAWLPLUG R-TFIX-8S-375 screw-in façade anchor 8×375 mm without mortar splash, for tool-mounted installation, pack of 100

RAWLPLUG R-TFIX-8S-375 screw-in façade anchor is a mechanical fixing designed for secure installation of thermal insulation and cladding onto masonry or concrete substrates. With an 8 mm diameter and 375 mm length, this anchor is supplied in a pack of 100 and is intended for tool-mounted installation. The design eliminates mortar splash during installation and is available in surface and countersink variants for different façade finishes.

Advantages

The screw-in façade anchor provides consistent mechanical performance and reproducible embedment depth when installed with power tools. Its length and diameter are optimized for deep penetration into masonry and concrete, enabling reliable load transfer for insulation boards and lightweight cladding. Delivered in bulk packaging, the product is suitable for medium- to large-scale façade projects and reduces installation time compared with cast-in or adhesive-only systems.

Suitable for

• Fixing thermal insulation boards to masonry and concrete
• Mechanical fastening of façade cladding and ventilated façades
• Renovation and new-build external wall insulation systems
• Applications where mortar splash must be avoided or minimized

Key specifications

• Anchor diameter: 8 mm
• Anchor length: 375 mm
• Intended substrate: masonry and concrete
• Installation method: tool-mounted (screw-in)
• Variants: surface and countersink options available
• Packaging: pack of 100 pieces

How to use

Select the appropriate variant (surface or countersink) based on the façade finish and mark fixing points according to the insulation manufacturer’s layout. Pre-drill holes in the substrate to the required diameter and depth, remove dust from the holes, position the insulation or cladding, then drive the screw-in anchors using a compatible power tool until the prescribed embedment is reached. Follow manufacturer guidance for spacing and edge distances to achieve required mechanical performance.

Usage recommendations

Verify substrate condition before installation: ensure concrete or masonry is sound, free of loose material and water. Use corrosion-resistant fixation components where required by local building codes or exposure conditions. For load-critical or high-wind-zone applications, consult project specifications and perform pull-out tests if necessary.