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Hammer-in W-NA-M With stepped thread M8/M10
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Hammer-in W-NA-M With stepped thread M8/M10

Quick and easy installation: Position, hammer, done! Ideal for suspensions with M8 or M10 threaded rods (step thread). For concrete, zinc-plated steel with internal thread

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  • Quick and easy installation

  • Less drilling required thanks to reduced effective anchorage depth of 25 mm

  • Easy insertion: Simply hammer in - no torque required

  • No special drills or setting tools required

  • Push-through installation

  • Compatible with both M8 and M10 threaded rods thanks to step thread

  • Very low edge distances and spacings possible

  • Torque-controlled expanding anchor — expands when subjected to load
Proof of Performance
  • Multiple attachment of non-load-bearing systems in concrete: European Technical Assessment ETA-11/0339

  • Fire resistance: R30, R60, R90, R120 (anchoring base: concrete C20/25 to C50/60): Technical Report TR 020 "Evaluation of anchorages in concrete concerning resistance to fire" (included in ETA-11/0339)
Notice

The nail anchor offers the benefits of a bolt anchor while also being easy to install; the nail anchor is simply knocked into the drill hole through the attached part.

Application area

Create the drill hole

Clean the drill hole

Check the position of the sleeve

Insert W-NA-M into the bore hole and drive in

Insert W-NA-M until flush
  • Multiple attachment of non-load-bearing systems in concrete: European Technical Assessment ETA-11/0339

  • Fire resistance: R30, R60, R90, R120 (anchoring base: concrete C20/25 to C50/60): Technical Report TR 020 "Evaluation of anchorages in concrete concerning resistance to fire" (included in ETA-11/0339)