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The fischerDuoTec Toggle-Plug with Panhead Screw is a 2-component fastening system designed for drywall, wood, steel, and plastic panels. Featuring a short tilting element and standard drill hole diameters, it enables easy installation even in narrow or insulated cavities. Its flexible screw mount accommodates various thread shapes, while the durable nylon construction ensures strong, reliable hold. Pack of 25, made in Germany, perfect for professional and DIY projects alike.
Material | Nylon |
Brand | fischer |
Color | Grey/Red |
Product Dimensions | 0.39"W x 6.77"H |
Item Weight | 249.48 Grams |
Global Trade Identification Number | 04048962267426 |
Number of Items | 10 |
Manufacturer | fischer |
Part Number | 539025 |
Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
Country of Origin | Germany |
Item model number | 539025 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 25 pcs |
Style | With Screws |
Power Source | Hand-operated |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number Of Pieces | 25 |
Measurement System | 25 St. |
Certification | AS, AN |
Special Features | Combination of two material components for more |
Usage | Wood, Brick, Plaster, Concrete, Steel |
Included Components | Nylon Toggles, Screws |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
M**H
Molly Fasteners for the 21st century!
These blow away the old toggle type of Molly fasteners with their slimmer design.I recommend getting a long thin type of punch to help push the fasteners through thick dryway or drywall/plywood layers.
M**O
fischer
Awesome Toggle-Plug High-Quality very impressed with this company and their product
W**F
Don't waste your time or money
Don't work as advertised. They just spin in the cavitaty like a pinwheel. Absolute junk. If you are wanting to use them in a cavity forget it. Prolly works the other ways dunno every single one in my box broke or fell into the cavity just spin around not getting tight in any way just a floppy screw if you lucky it might get stuck in the anchor enough to not want to come out but also not go in just leaving a dangling sad screw whatever you were trying tu secure flopping at the end.
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