Bolts & nuts Fischer 50263

Fischer 50263 includes ten bolts and matching nuts intended for general utility fastening tasks. These fasteners are designed for use in concrete and other solid substrates where a secure mechanical connection is required. Supplied in a compact box, the set provides a ready quantity of components for small repair jobs, installations and on-site adjustments.

Advantages

The bolts and nuts provide durable metal construction that resists shear and tensile loads typical for fastening into concrete. Their design enables consistent clamping force and a dependable threaded connection. Packaged in a box, the set is easy to store and transport, reducing time spent searching for individual components.

Suitable for

• Fixing fixtures and brackets to concrete walls and floors
• Small-scale construction and repair projects
• Securing machinery bases and equipment to solid substrates
• Temporary or permanent mechanical connections in utility installations

Key specifications

• Contents: 10 bolts with matching nuts
• Intended substrate: concrete and other solid masonry
• Material: metal fasteners suitable for structural clamping
• Packaging: compact storage box for transport and organization

How to use

Select the correct drill diameter and depth for the bolt size and the concrete grade. Drill a straight hole to the required depth, clean out dust and debris, then insert the bolt and position the fixture. Thread the nut onto the bolt and tighten to the manufacturer-recommended torque to achieve secure clamping without over-torquing. For repeatable results, follow standard fastening procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment when drilling and installing.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility of bolt length and diameter with the thickness of the material being fixed and with expected load directions. For installations subject to dynamic loads or corrosion risk, consider using appropriately specified anchors or corrosion-resistant fasteners. Store the box in a dry environment to prevent surface corrosion prior to installation.