Push Plugs - M6 x 35 - Blue

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The JCP Fixings M6 x 35 Push Plugs are designed for both professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable and rapid anchoring solution for M6 applications. These plugs offer the key benefit of a tool-free, push-fit installation that significantly reduces assembly time on the job site. While they provide excellent stability in standard masonry and solid materials, users should note that they are specifically engineered for M6 screw diameters and may not provide optimal holding power in hollow or crumbly substrates.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FJPP06035 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
Always use a drill bit that matches the outer diameter requirements of an M6 plug, typically a 6mm or 8mm bit depending on the specific masonry density.
These plugs are designed for solid materials. Using them in plasterboard is not recommended as they may not expand correctly.
No, this product consists of the 100 plugs only. You will need to provide your own M6 screws.
These plugs are 35mm in length, designed for M6 x 35 applications.
While the plastic is durable, ensure the screws you use with them are also corrosion-resistant if installing in outdoor or damp environments.
Ensure the pilot hole was not drilled too wide; if the hole is too large, the plug lacks the necessary friction to grip the wall.
Check that the screw is exactly M6; if it is too large or the threads are misaligned, remove the screw and ensure it is centered.
To ensure maximum holding power, always use a drill bit that matches the required hole diameter for an M6 expansion plug. Ensure the hole is cleared of all dust and debris using a brush or vacuum before inserting the plug, as loose grit can compromise the friction fit. The plugs are designed to be used specifically with M6 screws; using a smaller screw may result in insufficient expansion, while a larger screw may damage the plug structure. Store the unused plugs in a cool, dry place to maintain the integrity of the plastic material over time.