Fischer 522835 FPX M10 I K NV Anchor Set for Aerated Concrete

When you need to fix something securely into aerated concrete walls, ordinary anchors often let you down. The Fischer 522835 FPX M10 I K NV set is specifically designed for this challenging material, giving you a reliable hold that you can trust for heavy fixtures.

Why choose the Fischer FPX M10 I K NV?

• Form-fit expansion: Unlike friction-based anchors, this anchor expands to fit the shape of the hole, creating a secure hold in aerated concrete without cracking it.
• ETA-approved: Certified to ETA-12/0172, so you can be confident in its load-bearing capacity for tensile and shear loads.
• Complete set: Includes the anchor and the setting tool, so you can install it right away.
• Corrosion-resistant: Electro-galvanized steel construction protects against rust, making it suitable for various environments.

Who is it for?

This anchor is ideal for DIY enthusiasts and professionals working with aerated concrete (AAC) blocks of strength classes P2 to P6. Whether you're mounting a suspended ceiling, securing pipe clamps, cable trays, or heavy consoles, this anchor provides a dependable solution.

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Drill hole diameter: 12 mm
• Anchor length: 60 mm
• Minimum drill hole depth: 60 mm
• Minimum component thickness: 100 mm
• Material: Electro-galvanized steel
• Installation: Pre-positioned, hammer-in with setting tool
• Expansion principle: Form-fit expansion
• Certification: ETA-approved (ETA-12/0172)
• Application: Suspended ceilings, pipe clamps, cable trays, consoles

How to use

Drill a 12 mm hole to a depth of at least 60 mm. Insert the anchor and drive it in with the included setting tool. The M10 internal thread accepts standard metric bolts, so you can easily attach your fixture. The controlled expansion ensures a secure fit without damaging the aerated concrete.

Final note

This set includes one FPX-I K M10 anchor and one setting tool, providing everything needed for immediate installation in aerated concrete.