Fischer Fixings 45141 , Steel Masonry Fixing M8, fixing hole diameter 8mm, length 166mm

Fischer Fixings 45141 is a robust steel masonry fixing designed to provide secure fastening in a variety of construction materials. This fixing is part of Fischer's well-regarded range of anchors, known for their reliability and strength. With an M8 thread size, an 8mm fixing hole diameter, and a length of 166mm, it is engineered to offer solid anchorage in substrates where stability and load-bearing capacity are essential.

Key Features and Benefits of the Fischer Steel Masonry Fixing

• Made from steel, the fixing provides a strong and durable hold, ensuring longevity and resistance to wear.
• At 166mm, the fixing offers deep embedment, which is ideal for securing heavy loads and providing extra stability.
• The 8mm diameter of the fixing hole is a typical size, making it compatible with various applications and standard tools.
• The M8 thread allows for the secure attachment of components and can be used with corresponding nuts and washers for a tight and secure fit.
• The surface of the fixing is treated to resist corrosion, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Typical Application of the Fischer 45141 Masonry Fixing

Fischer Fixings 45141, Steel Masonry Fixing’s design and construction make it a go-to choice for professionals in construction and engineering who require reliable and durable fastening solutions for masonry materials. It can be found in a variety of scenarios, such as:

• Building Construction: Ideal for attaching structural elements to concrete, brick, or stone in the construction of buildings.
• Heavy Machinery Installation: Utilised to anchor heavy machinery to masonry floors, ensuring stability and reducing vibration.
• Outdoor Fixtures: Suitable for securing outdoor fixtures such as lighting, signs, and gates to masonry structures.
• Renovation Projects: Provides reliable fastening for retrofitting and strengthening existing structures.
• Civil Engineering: Employed in civil engineering projects to fasten elements to concrete, such as in bridges, tunnels, and retaining walls.

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