Concrete anchor, band type R-XPT M12x150 mm, carbon steel, galvanized, option 7 pack = 50 pcs /50pcs/ R-XPT-12150/55

Robust anchoring in concrete – strap anchor R-XPT

The Rawlplug R-XPT strap anchor is a reliable solution for fastening structural elements in non-cracked concrete. It is suitable for both construction and renovation work, where high load capacity and connection durability are required. Made of carbon steel with galvanized coating, it provides corrosion resistance and long-term operation. Available in a practical package of 50 pieces, ideal for professionals.

Universal application and easy installation

The R-XPT anchor finds wide application in many areas of construction. It is perfect for mounting:

• Barriers, railings and handrails – providing stable and secure support.
• Road posts and protection systems – guaranteeing the strength of the structure.
• Steel structures and shielding profiles – enabling a solid connection of elements.
• Warehouse shelving – ensuring the safety of stored materials.
• Ventilated facades and elevation systems – enabling durable fastening of finishing elements.

The anchor installation is simple and quick. Just drill a 12 mm diameter and minimum 90 mm deep hole, place the anchor in the hole, drive it in with a hammer, and then tighten the nut with a 19 mm wrench. Through-mounting option further simplifies the installation process.

Strength and safety confirmed by parameters

The R-XPT anchor is characterized by high load capacity thanks to its optimized design. A 12 mm thread diameter and a length of 150 mm ensure a stable connection even under high loads. A tightening torque of 50 Nm guarantees a secure anchor seating in the substrate. Galvanized coating protects against weathering and corrosion, which translates into a long service life of the fastening element. The anchor design also allows for reduced anchoring, which allows bypassing the reinforcement in concrete without losing connection strength. Marking on the anchor facilitates correct seating during installation, minimizing the risk of errors.