Tassello Fischer EA II M6 100 pz. 30 mm

The Fischer EA II M6 anchor is an internally threaded hammer-set anchor made of zinc-plated steel, designed for use in concrete and masonry. It is set flush to the base surface by hammering and expands inside the drill hole when the internal rod is driven in, creating a secure hold without applying torque to the screw or threaded rod. Supplied in a box of 100 pieces, each anchor has a nominal length of 30 mm and a sleeve diameter compatible with an 8 mm drill hole.

Advantages

The zinc-plated steel construction provides basic corrosion resistance suitable for internal applications. The hammer-set design allows fast, tool-light installation using a hammer and the EHS Plus or EMS setting tools; expansion occurs reliably by driving the internal rod, producing a flush finish on the anchoring surface. The EA II anchor is approved for common internal fastening tasks and packaged in a 100-piece box for larger jobs.

Suitable for

• Fixing sprinkler systems
• Installing gratings and small consoles
• Anchoring fixtures in concrete and masonry

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model: EA II M6
• Material: Zinc-plated steel
• Nominal diameter: 8 mm (sleeve)
• Anchor length: 30 mm
• Drill hole diameter: 3.2 mm
• Quantity: 100 pcs per box
• MPN: 48264
• EAN: 4006209482643

How to use

Drill a hole of the specified diameter and depth in concrete or masonry, clean the hole of dust, insert the EA II anchor so the sleeve sits flush with the surface, and drive in the internal rod with a hammer. For controlled expansion, use the EHS Plus manual setting tool or the EMS machine setting tool to drive the rod; do not apply torque to the screw or threaded rod during expansion. After expansion, fit the threaded rod or screw as required for the application.

Recommendations

Use these anchors for interior applications where zinc-plated steel corrosion resistance is sufficient; for damp or outdoor environments consider stainless steel or specially coated anchors. Follow the manufacturer’s approved load tables and local building codes when selecting anchor size and embedment depth.