Frame pin MFR FB 8x60mm with flat flange and hex socket head cap screw. Quantity per package: 100 pcs. 9860MFRFB

Universal frame anchor for fixing in building materials

The MFR FB 8x60mm frame anchor with a flat flange and a hexagonal socket screw with TX drive is an element designed for durable and secure fixing of facade substructures, wooden components, and metal elements in concrete, brick, and other commonly used building materials. Its construction is based on high-quality, aging-resistant nylon, ensuring long-term stability even under conditions exposed to moisture and UV radiation.

The flat flange integrated with the screw end acts as a barrier against galvanic corrosion — eliminating the risk of joint degradation when metal components come into contact with mineral substrates. This is a critical feature in facade system installations, where electrochemical potential differences can lead to damage.

Internal transverse ribs ensure early and uniform expansion during screwing — enabling the anchor to form a durable connection even in porous or heterogeneous materials. The TX socket on the screw allows tightening with a Torx tool, providing precise torque control and preventing head damage.

All lengths up to 160 mm are pre-assembled — the anchor and screw are already joined at the production stage. This reduces installation time, eliminates the risk of losing parts on-site, and simplifies warehouse logistics. A consistent setting depth facilitates the installation of various lengths of the same type, regardless of the application.

The product carries an ETA approval — a European Technical Assessment confirming its compliance with safety requirements for anchoring systems in building structures. It is used in the installation of fire doors, where verified connection reliability is required.

Installation requires only drilling a hole of the appropriate diameter and tightening the screw. No additional washers or protective elements are needed. Ideal for installers seeking a simple, proven solution for permanent connections in load-bearing structures.