N 10 / Hammerfix with countersunk head gvz, 10 mm

The hammer-in plug for simple, fast and economic installation

The fischer Hammerfix N-S with countersunk head consists of a high-quality nylon plug and a zinc-plated nail screw. These are already pre-fitted for quick assembly. The Hammerfix is led through the component in the time-saving through-type installation. When driving in the nail screw, the fixing sleeve expands and anchors itself securely in the building material. The fischer Hammerfix N-S with countersunk head is ideal for fixing timber constructions in all building materials in internal areas.

Top Features

• Fast Hammerset installation saves time: ideal for series installation.
• Simple and secure installation: Integrated hammer-in stop prevents premature anchor spreading.
• Subsequent dismantling of the nail screw with a cross-slot recess is possible.
• With countersunk head.

Advantages

• The rapid hammerset installation reduces the amount of time required and allows for an economic series installation.
• The integrated hammer-in stop prevents the plug from expanding prematurely (jamming), thus enabling a problem-free installation.
• Together with the cross-slot recess, the thread of the nail screw allows the screw to be removed, thus allowing for subsequent dismantling.
• The wide range of diameters and usage lengths provides the correct plug for every fixing.

Functioning

• Suitable for push-through installation.
• When hammered in, the nail screw causes the plug to expand in two directions, thus providing a secure anchoring in the building material.
• Countersunk head plugs are recommended for the installation of timber constructions; in the case of metal constructions, use flat-head plugs, and use pan-head plugs for long holes.

Applications

• Substructures made of wood
• Wall connection or plaster profiles
• Cable and pipe clips
• Perforated tapes

Building materials

• Concrete
• Solid sand-lime brick
• Building brick
• Natural stone
• Solid brick made from lightweight concrete
• Aerated concrete
• Solid panel made from gypsum
• Vertically perforated brick
• Perforated sand-lime brick
• Hollow blocks made from lightweight concrete

You can find detailed information on building materials in the registration document.