Fischer 77937 εργαλείο τοποθέτησης αγκυρίου FABS

The Fischer 77937 setting tool is a metal, SDS Plus-compatible accessory designed for the approval-compliant installation of Fischer bolt anchors FAZ II, FBN II and EXA in sizes M8–M12. It connects to an SDS Plus hammer drill and allows controlled axial impact driving of the anchor into the prepared hole. The tool is supplied as a single black unit suitable for professional and DIY use.

Advantages

The setting tool enables energy-efficient installation without the anchor plug falling out and prevents damage to projecting threads during hammering. It allows faster and easier installation so more anchors can be set in the same time. The design supports safe mounting without damaging fixtures, for example when installing stainless steel railings, and it is simple enough for inexperienced users to operate correctly.

Suitable for

• Installation of Fischer FAZ II, FBN II and EXA bolt anchors in M8–M12
• Mounting on walls, ceilings and floors where secure anchor setting is required
• Professional and DIY fastening tasks with SDS Plus hammer drills

Key specifications

• Brand: FISCHER
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 77937
• EAN: 4006209779378
• Compatible anchors: FAZ II, FBN II, EXA
• Anchor diameter range: M8–M12
• Drive interface: SDS Plus
• Material: metal
• Colour: black
• Package quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Fit the setting tool into the SDS Plus chuck of a hammer drill. Insert the Fischer bolt anchor into the prepared drill hole, then position the setting tool so it bears against the anchor. Operate the hammer drill so that axial impact drives the anchor flush into the hole according to the anchor manufacturer's installation depth. After setting, stop the drill and remove the tool from the SDS Plus socket.

Recommendations

Use the setting tool with an appropriately rated SDS Plus hammer drill and follow Fischer anchor installation instructions for hole diameter and depth. Verify substrate suitability and clean drill holes before installation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment during use.