Nail sleeve
Spring steel nail sleeve, zn/pl., min. setting depth in concrete: 40 mm, 8 x 70
Extremely quick and easy installation: Drill hole – hammer in nail sleeve – job done!
Extremely quick and easy installation: Drill hole – hammer in nail sleeve – job done!
Application area:
For securing window frames, lath substructures, sheet metal profiles and insulating material to concrete, solid stone and compression-proof natural stone.
Field of Application:
- For securing window frames, lath substructures, sheet metal profiles and insulating material to concrete, solid stone and compression-proof natural stone.
- Main users: joiners, roofers, façade builders, ceiling installers
Advantages:
- Quick and easy installation
- PSH beading DIN 50979
- More resistant to temperature than nylon anchors
Advice:
- The component is held in place by the collar
- Embedment depth = Minimum setting depth in concrete
- Sleeve diameter unclamped: 6.8 mm
- When combined with metal discs, the ACP nail sleeve with 8 mm diameter is suitable for installing insulation
Datasheets(X)
Anchor diameter x anchor length (l) | 8.0 x 70.0 mm |
Nominal drill hole diameter | 8.0 mm |
Diameter | 8.8 mm |
Embedding depth | 40.0 mm |
Material | Spring steel |
Surface | Zinc plated |
Anchor diameter | 8.0 mm |
Anchor length (l) | 70.0 mm |
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