Fischer Frame Fixing S-H-R - Nylon - Without Screw The installation-friendly nylon plug with a long shaft for secure hold. The rimless plug sleeve allows for the plug to be set as deep as required below the plaster to the bearing substrate to achieve the maximum load-bearing capacity. As the plug only expands in two directions, it is possible to direct the expansion forces so that they run parallel to the edge of the building material by turning the plug. This allows for smaller edge distances. The slimline plug geometry makes it easy to push the plug into the drill hole. For a fast and simple installation. The anti-rotation lock prevents the plug rotating in the drill hole, thus guaranteeing a high level of installation safety. The fischer frame fixing S 14 H R is a frame fixing made of high-quality nylon. The fixing can be set in pre-positioned and in push-through installation. The geometry of the anchor sleeve allows for the use of a wood screw. Non-supporting layers (plaster, tiles) can be bridged due to the long shaft, whilst forces can be directed into the load-carrying foundation. The fischer frame fixing S 14 H R is ideal for fixing façade scaffolds, ropes, chains, climbing scaffolds or clothes lines. Applications Pictures Lighting Skirting Light shelves Mirror cabinets Letter boxes Motion detectors Information boards Curtain rails Electrical installations Building Materials Concrete Solid sand-lime brick Natural stone with dense structure Solid brick made from lightweight concrete Solid brick Instructions The expansion plug S is suitable for pre-positioned and push-through installation. When turning in the screw, the expansion plug S expands in two directions, thus providing a secure anchoring in the building material. The required screw length is given by the plug length + plaster and/or insulation material thickness + fixture thickness + 1 x screw diameter. Suitable for wood and chipboard screws. The edge distance must be at least one plug length. For installations close to the edge, turn the plug so that the expansion force acts parallel to the edge.
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