Stainless steel bolt anchor FISCHER FAZ II Plus 10/20 R — 135 pieces, bucket

FISCHER 568862 screw anchors (wall plugs), pack of 135 pieces, are designed to secure screws in masonry and solid substrates for general fastening tasks in construction, renovation and DIY projects. Supplied in a high-quantity pack, these anchors are suitable for repetitive installation work where standard, reliable fixation for fittings and light structural elements is required. The product complements FISCHER's range of steel anchors intended for higher-demand applications, offering compatibility with common screw sizes and mounting situations in concrete and masonry.

Advantages

These wall plugs provide consistent expansion in solid substrates to hold screws securely in place and simplify installation of fixtures. Supplied in a pack of 135 pieces, they reduce the need for frequent reordering on larger jobs and help maintain an efficient workflow. The design focuses on delivering dependable fixation for typical loads encountered in indoor and sheltered outdoor applications.

Suitable for

• Securing fittings, brackets and light fixtures to masonry or concrete
• General-purpose fastening in renovation and repair works
• High-volume installation tasks where many anchors are needed

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 135 pieces
• Intended substrate: masonry and solid substrates (e.g., concrete, brick)
• Use case: anchors for screws to provide mechanical fixation of fixtures and light structural elements
• Typical installation: drilled hole with anchor insertion and screw tightening to create expansion hold

How to use

Drill a hole of the appropriate diameter and depth for the chosen anchor and the screw to be used. Clean out loose dust and debris from the drilled hole if required for the substrate. Insert the wall plug fully into the hole and drive the screw into the anchor until the anchor expands and holds firmly in the substrate. Ensure the screw length and diameter match the anchor’s recommendations to achieve correct fixation and load transfer.

Recommendations

For best results, select the correct drill bit and screw size that correspond to the anchor and the load requirements. Use anchors of this type for standard fastening tasks in solid masonry; for heavy loads or cracked concrete where higher tensile strength and certified steel anchors are required, use the appropriate FISCHER steel anchor systems designed for those applications.