Expansion anchor Fischer 562150 100 mm Nylon 50 pcs

The Fischer 562150 expansion anchor is a 100 mm nylon anchor designed for secure fixing in concrete, gypsum block and masonry. Made from durable nylon with a grey main body and a red insert, it is delivered in packs of 50 and is suitable for a range of non-structural building applications where reliable anchoring is required.

Advantages

The combination of shape and materials allows the anchor to adapt to different building substrates and enables universal use. The grey main body made of high-quality nylon provides strength, while the red component ensures flexibility and optimal spreading. A pre-mounted safety screw matched to the plug saves time during installation. The special lamella geometry expands gently in each substrate, reducing the risk of cracking in porous materials and permitting anchoring close to edges. A European Technical Assessment (ETA) for multiple use in non-structural applications confirms dependable performance across building material classes.

Suitable for

• Fixing wood to concrete or masonry
• Anchoring fixtures in concrete
• Mounting in gypsum block and hollow masonry
• General non-structural interior and exterior fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model / MPN: 562150
• Material: Nylon (grey body, red component)
• Length: 100 mm
• Drill diameter: 8 mm
• Pack quantity: 50 pieces
• Intended use: non-structural expansion anchor, ETA assessed

How to use

Drill an 8 mm hole to the required depth, clean the hole of dust, insert the Fischer 562150 anchor flush with the surface, and drive in the pre-mounted safety screw until the anchor expands and sets in the substrate. For hollow or perforated masonry, ensure the lamellas engage in the cavity for proper undercut formation. Follow local building rules and the product ETA for load values and installation distances.

Recommendations

Use the Fischer 562150 anchor for non-structural fixings and refer to the ETA and manufacturer instructions for recommended loads, edge distances and installation depths. For critical or load-bearing applications consult a structural engineer.