Name: UGM
Brand: Upat

Universal plasterboard dowel for secure fastening in gypsum fibre and plasterboard.

Advantages

Upat nylon quality: Robust - durable - recyclable
Perfect grip: The specially developed thread securely cuts into the plasterboard
High safety: The compact form of the plasterboard anchor allows for installation even with shallow cavity depth
Easy installation: The metal plasterboard anchor (UGM) can be easily screwed in with a cordless screwdriver or screwdriver. For the nylon plasterboard anchor (UM), the included setting tool handles drilling and setting of the anchor with a cordless screwdriver
Versatile use: Due to flush mounting in the plasterboard, various types of screws such as chipboard, wood, eye, angle, or hook screws can be used for fastening

These are excellent for fastening light to medium loads in plasterboard. They are commonly used for securing pictures, lights, and electrical installations. The plasterboard plugs UG and UGM allow for fastening in gypsum fiberboards. They can accommodate various hooks and eyelets. Suitable for wood, metal, and chipboard screws with diameters ranging from 4 to 5 mm.

Properties

Building material: Plate construction
Load range: Tensile load, shear load, and oblique load 0.07-0.11 kN
Variant: Metal (UGM), nylon (UG)
Feature: Chipboard screw Ø 4-5mm

Functioning

Function: The drywall plug cuts securely into the soft material, providing a firm hold

Installation: The Upat drywall plugs UG/UGM are installed in pre-positioning mounting. Take drywall plug UG with setting tool. Screw in drywall plug. Position attachment. Screw in screw - done. Screw in drywall plug UGM. Position attachment. Screw in screw - done

Tools: Electric screwdriver, setting tool (included in each UG package)

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Anchor length( l )	31 mm
Max. fixture thickness( t_fix )	35 mm
Amount	100 pcs
GTIN (EAN-Code)	4000657022307

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