Nylon - Light Duty
ICCONS professional anchoring solutions includes a range of light duty nylon anchors for residential, commercial, industrial, and major civil infrastructure construction. Available with a variety of head styles including mushroom head, round and countersunk, our nylon anchors are perfect for anchoring signage, lighting, conduit saddles, electricals, and drainpipe collars base materials including concrete, stone, solid and hollow brick.
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Friulsider FM-ISO Max Insulation Nail
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Friulsider Fox Hex - Insulation Fixing
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Friulsider Fox T40 - Insulation Fixing
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Nylon Grey Plug
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Nylon Nailin Anchor - Countersunk
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Nylon Nailin Anchor - Mushroom Head
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Nylon Nailin Anchor - Round Head
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What is a Nylon Light Duty Anchor?
Types of Nylon Light Duty Anchors
Nylon Nail-Ins (Dome Head, Round Head, and Countersunk), Available with Zinc Yellow and Stainless-Steel Drive Nails.
General Purpose Nylon Plugs
Screw-in Insulation Fixings
Common Applications for Nylon Light-Duty Anchors
Nylon Nail-Ins and General Purpose Plugs
- Signage
- Pipe Clips
- Saddle Clip
- Half Saddle Clips
- Wall mounting
- Ceiling fixtures
- Electrical conduit clips
- Hangers
- Light-Duty
Screw-In Insulation Fixings
- Providing an anchor point in ridged insulation board
- General light-duty fixtures
How to use Nylon Light Duty Anchors
Nylon Nail Ins
- Using a hammer drill and an appropriately sized carbide-tipped drill bit to create a hole in the base material, ensuring it is deeper (2 x diameter of anchor) than the anticipated embedment depth.
- Remove any debris and dust from the drilled hole.
- Place the anchor through the fixture hole and into the base material hole.
- Utilise a hammer to drive the nail into the anchor until the nail head is level with the top of the anchor.
General Purpose Nylon plugs
- Using a drill and an appropriately sized drill bit to create a hole in the base material, ensuring it is deeper (2 x diameter of anchor) than the anticipated embedment depth of the plug.
- Remove any debris and dust from the drilled hole.
- Place the plug into the drilled hole in the base material behind the fixture.
- With an appropriately sized screw or bolt (see technical guideline of suitability online) insert in the screw or bolt through the fixture and into the plug. Fasten to expand the plug within the hole and secure the anchor and fixture.
Screw-In Insulation Fixings
- Using a drill driver, put the screw-in nylon insulation fixing on the drill, press firmly against the ridged insulation board and install, making sure to stop when the head is flush with the board.
- Place fixture over the board, lining up the fixture hole and the female anchor point now available from the screw-in insulation fixing.
- With an appropriately sized screw or bolt (see technical guideline of suitability online) insert in the screw or bolt through the fixture and into the screw-in insulation fixing. Fasten to secure the fixture.
Suitable base materials for Nylon Light Duty Anchors
Nylon Nail Ins
- Concrete
- Brick
- Block
- Aerated Concrete
- Stone
General Purpose Nylon plugs
- Concrete
- Brick
- Block
- Aerated Concrete
- Stone
- Timber
- Plaster
Screw-In Insulation Fixings
- Ridged insulation Board
Who should use Nylon Light Duty Anchors
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- Carpenters
- General Contractors
- DIY