Screw Anchor Fischer 062762

The Fischer 062762 screw anchor is a metal-plastic fastener engineered for reliable anchoring in a range of base materials. With a length of 50 mm and designed for an 8 mm drill hole diameter, this grey anchor provides a compact solution for medium-duty fixings. The product is supplied in packs of fifty pieces and is suitable for standard installation tasks where a minimum drill hole depth of 60 mm is observed.

Advantages

This screw anchor combines a plastic sleeve with a metal screw component to deliver consistent expansion and load distribution in drilled holes. Its 50 mm length and 8 mm nominal drill diameter make it suitable for moderate loads while keeping the installed footprint small. The grey colour enables discreet mounting in many interior and exterior applications. Pack quantities of 50 support larger projects and repeated use without frequent reordering.

Key specifications

• Anchor length: 50 mm
• Required drill hole diameter: 8 mm
• Minimum drill hole depth: 60 mm
• Material type: plastic sleeve with metal screw (metal-plastic anchor)
• Pack size: 50 pieces
• Colour: grey

How to use

Drill a hole with an 8 mm carbide drill bit to a depth of at least 60 mm, ensuring the hole is clean of dust and debris. Insert the Fischer screw anchor into the hole until the sleeve is flush with the substrate surface. Drive the appropriate screw into the anchor until the sleeve expands and secures against the hole walls; stop once the fixture is held firmly without over-torquing. For hollow or irregular substrates verify anchorage suitability before final installation.

Recommendations

Use the screw anchor in substrates it is rated for, such as solid masonry, concrete and certain types of natural stone; avoid use in very soft or crumbly materials without additional reinforcement. Select screws of compatible diameter and length so that sufficient thread engagement is achieved inside the anchor sleeve. When installing loads close to the anchor’s maximum capacity, follow local building codes and, for safety-critical or heavy-duty applications, consult technical literature or a qualified installer.