PD 12 S / Board fixing with chipboard screw

The expansion plug with chipboard screw for fixings in gypsum plasterboard, gypsum fibreboard and wooden panels

The fischer board fixing PD is an expansion plug for fixings in gypsum plasterboard, gypsum fibreboard and wooden panels. The high-quality nylon plug is set in the pre-positioned installation. When the chipboard screw is tightened, the cone is pulled into the sleeve and the fixing expands in the building material. This means that the PD can also be set securely even with lower cavity depths. The fischer board fixing PD is ideal for fixing towel rails, curtain rails, and lightweight mirror cabinets.

Top Features

• High flexibility: Fixing is possible in various panel thicknesses.
• High installation safety due to noticeable torque.
• No rotation due to longitudinal ribs.
• Optimum hold with appropriate chipboard screw.

Advantages

• The operating principle of the fixing allows for use in various board thicknesses, including in low cavity depths. This provides great flexibility.
• The special fixing geometry with a nylon cone ensures a high tightening torque that can be identified immediately. This offers a high level of installation safety.
• The longitudinal ribs prevent the fixing from rotating in the drill hole, thus allowing for a reliable installation.
• The board fixing PD can be used with the most wide-ranging screws, hooks and eye screws. This allows for a broad range of applications.

Functioning

• The board fixing PD is suitable for pre-positioned installation.
• Use rotary drilling to create the drill hole.
• When the screw is tightened, the plastic cone is pulled into the sleeve and expands the fixing.
• Use full-thread screws, or alternatively, the part of the screw without thread may not be longer than the thickness of the item being attached.
• Do not use screws with double-start threads.

Applications

• Light shelves
• Mirror cabinets

Building materials

• Gypsum plasterboard and gypsum fibreboards
• Wooden boards
• MDF boards
• Multiplex boards
• OSB boards
• Plywood boards
• Chipboard
• Wood core plywood boards

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