RawlPlug Steel Anchor Bolt M8 x 60mm, 10mm fixing hole

Rawlok™ - Loose Bolt Sleeve Anchors

All purpose expansion anchor for use in medium weight applications in brickwork, blockwork and hard masonry. Suitable for installing signs, joist hangers, wall plates, handrails, shelves etc. Through fixing allows drilling through pre-positioned fixture. Manufactured from zinc-plated steel for good corrosion resistance.

Features and Benefits.

• R-RLK-L Rawlok Expansion Anchor Plug.


• Loose Bolt.


• All purpose.


• Medium weight anchor applications.


• Maximum performance in most base material.


• Integral collapse feature (ensures maximum clamping force).


• Bolt and drill size marked on the Expansion anchor bolt sleeve.

Typical Anchor Plug Masonry Fixings Applications.

• Radiators.


• Signs.


• Stadium seating.


• Satellite dishes.


• Wall plates.


• Shutters.


• Garage doors.

Material the R-RLK-L Rawlok Expansion Anchor Plug is Compatible with?

• Non-cracked concrete (C20/25-C50/60 Approval).


• Solid brick.


• Reinforced concrete.

R-RLK-L Rawlok Expansion Anchor Plug Fixings Available?

• Stock number 8192706, M8, steel, Shield Anchor loose bolt, 10 mm x 60 mm.


• Stock number 3785524, M10, steel, Shield Anchor loose bolt, 10 mm x 70 mm.


• Stock number 3785518, M10, steel, Shield Anchor loose bolt, 10 mm x 60 mm.


• Stock number 3785502, M8, steel, Shield Anchor loose bolt, 10 mm x 80 mm.

How to use the R-RLK-L Rawlok Expansion Anchor Plug?

• Drill a hole (have pre-drilled hole ready) ensure that it is the correct diameter and depth needed.


• Special note: If fixing into brickwork avoid all mortar joint areas.


• Clean out the drilled hole removing all debris and dust (important to thoroughly remove everything).


• Insert the Rawlok through the fixture into the pre-drilled hole.


• Tighten the fixing (screw) carefully, only to the recommended torque.

What is an Expansion Anchor?

An expansion anchor is a fixing which is mainly used in a solid base material that when fixed in place gives you the fixing required through the expansion of the anchor. A pre-expanded anchor is simply inserted into a drilled hole and when tightened exerts pressure (expansion within the hole to provide a solid fixing).
An un-expanded anchor requires the anchor to be set once installed into the drilled hole.