Plug Fischer S 8 DP 200 st.

The Fischer S 8 DP wall plug is a proven nylon expansion anchor designed for use in concrete and solid masonry. With an 8 mm diameter and 40 mm length, this pack of 200 plugs provides durable, reliable fixing for a range of construction and installation tasks. The rimless sleeve design allows the plug to be positioned deeply below plaster to reach the bearing substrate, and the slimline geometry eases insertion into the drilled hole.

Advantages

Made from high-quality nylon, the Fischer expansion plug S offers robust performance during installation and long-term dimensional stability. The two-directional expansion can be oriented by turning the plug so expansion forces run parallel to the edge of the base material, reducing the risk of spalling when fixing close to edges. The anti-rotation lock prevents the plug from turning in the drill hole, improving installation reliability. The slim profile enables quick and simple placement into the drill hole.

Suitable for

• Fixings in concrete
• Fixings in solid masonry and brick
• General-purpose wall fixings using wood or chipboard screws
• Large-scale projects requiring bulk quantities (pack of 200)

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Model / MPN: 50126
• EAN: 4006209501269
• Type: Expansion plug (wall plug), nylon
• Diameter: 8 mm
• Length: 40 mm
• Drill hole diameter: 8 mm
• Pack quantity: 200 pieces

How to use

Drill a hole of 8 mm diameter to the required depth in concrete or solid masonry, clean the hole of dust, then push the Fischer S 8 DP plug flush or set it deeper below plaster to the bearing substrate as needed. Insert an appropriate wood or chipboard screw and tighten to expand the plug. Turn the plug slightly before inserting the screw when a specific expansion direction is required to align expansion forces parallel to the edge of the base material.

Recommendations

Use suitable drill bits for masonry and ensure holes are free of dust for full load-bearing capacity. Choose screw length and type appropriate to the fixture and substrate; maintain recommended edge distances where possible, although the two-directional expansion allows for reduced edge distances compared with fully radial plugs.