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Fischer Group D-s Hm 9./120 530556 Wall Drill Bit. fischer hammer drill Quattric II is a high-performance drill bit with SDS-Plus adapter. The carbide head and the new two-piece spiral design enable faster drilling and increase service life. Its reinforcement chamfers prevent jamming in the reinforcement. The drill bit is perfectly suitable for approval-compliant drill holes in accordance with PGM.Application and Permission:Advantages:- The 4-way expansion provides the optimum force distribution in the material, and offers high load-bearing capacities in solid and hollow building materials.- The expansion-free plug neck prevents the creation of expansion forces on the material surface whilst screwing in the screw. This helps to prevent damage to tiles and plaster.- The pronounced rim prevents the plug from slipping into the drill hole, thus allowing for a simple installation.- The greater anchorage depth of the SX 6x50, 8x65 and 10x80 means that the plug is especially suited to fixings in hollow building materials, aerated concrete and to bridge plaster.Application and PermissionApplications:- To create approval-compliant drill holes in unreinforced and reinforced concrete, solid brick, sand-lime brick.Building materials:- Building materials- Reinforced / unreinforced concrete- Solid and vertically perforated brick- Sand-lime brick- Solid brick- Natural stoneFunctionality:- The SX is suitable for pre-positioned and push-through installation.- When turning in the screw, the SX expands in four directions, thus providing a secure anchoring in the building material.- The required screw length is given by: Plug length + fixture thickness + 1 x screw diameter.- Suitable for wood, chipboard and spacing screws (fischer ASL, see page ).Specifications:- Drill diameter d0: 8 [mm]- Min. drill hole depth h1: 60 [mm]- Anchor length l: 40 [mm]- Wood and chipboard screws ds: 5.0 x 55[mm]- Contents: 10 x SX 8 x 40,- 10 x chipboard screw: 5 x 55. tradeinn Bricoinn
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