Ideal heavy-duty fixing for roller shutter doors, fire doors, steelwork, security grills, machiner...Ideal heavy-duty fixing for roller shutter doors, fire doors, steelwork, security grills, machinery, and pipework/duct work supports. Suitable for concrete, brickwork, and stone. Pressed steel segments ensure consistent dimensional accuracy. Optimum taper nut angle for maximum expansion in all substrates. Available in a range of sizes. The Rawlplug Rawlbolt(r) Loose Bolt is suitable for use in cracked and non-cracked concrete (ETA option 1), hollowcore slabs, flooring blocks, and ceramics. Recommended for applications requiring fire resistance. With a three-piece expanding sleeve for maximum expansion to provide optimal load and safety of use in any substrate. The world's most popular all-purpose expanding shield anchor, loose bolt version. These Rawlplug Rawlbolt(r) Loose Bolts have the following specification: Anchor Diameter: 10mm, External Diameter: 16mm, Length: 75mm, Fixture Max. Thickness: 10mm, Hole Diameter: 11mm, Hole Diameter in Substrate: 16mm, Installation Torque: 27, Wrench Size: 17, Min. Hole Depth in Substrate: 65mm, Min. Installation Depth: 60mm, Min. Substrate Thickness: 100mm, Min. Spacing: 50mm, Min. Edge Distance: 75mm. Pack Quantity: Bag of 5. Weight: 0.992080179 Pounds, Manufacturer: Rawlplug.
This guide is for users of the Rawlplug Rawlbolt Loose - M10/10L, a heavy-duty fixing solution. It's ideal for securing items to concrete, brickwork, and stone, providing a strong and reliable hold. Note that proper installation is crucial for optimal performance, so always follow the recommended guidelines.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
R-S1-RBL-M10/10/5
Brand
Rawlplug
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use the Rawlbolt with?
The Rawlbolt is suitable for use in concrete, brickwork, and stone.
What tools do I need?
You will need a drill, the correct size drill bit, and a wrench or socket to tighten the nut.
How do I choose the right size Rawlbolt?
Select the size based on the thickness of the material you are fixing and the load requirements. Consult the product specifications for guidance.
How deep should I drill the hole?
Refer to the product specifications for the correct drilling depth. It's crucial for the Rawlbolt to function correctly.
What if the hole is too big?
If the hole is too large, the Rawlbolt may not expand properly, compromising its holding strength. In this case, you may need to use a larger Rawlbolt or fill the hole with an appropriate filler material before installing the fixing.
Can I reuse the Rawlbolt?
It is generally not recommended to reuse Rawlbolts as the expansion mechanism may be compromised during the initial installation.
Troubleshooting
Rawlbolt won't expand.
Ensure the hole is the correct size and depth. Check that the nut is being tightened properly. If the issue persists, the Rawlbolt may be damaged and need replacing.
Fixing feels loose after installation.
Check that the correct torque has been applied. Re-tighten the nut if necessary. If the issue persists, the substrate may not be suitable or the fixing may be damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a strong and secure hold.
Suitable for a wide range of materials.
Durable and reliable for long-term use.
Easy to install with the right tools.
Offers a variety of applications
Cons
Requires proper installation for optimal performance.
May require specific drill bits and tools.
Not suitable for all types of materials.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean and free of debris. Select the correct drill bit size according to the Rawlbolt specifications.
Drilling: Drill a hole to the recommended depth and diameter.
Insertion: Insert the Rawlbolt into the hole.
Expansion: Tighten the nut to expand the Rawlbolt, securing it in place. Follow the torque recommendations in the product documentation.
Compatibility: This product is designed for use in concrete, brickwork, and stone. Ensure the substrate is suitable before installation.
Care: Regularly inspect fixings for any signs of wear or damage. If a fixing becomes loose or damaged, replace it immediately.