RawlPlug Steel Masonry Anchor M8 x 98mm, 14mm fixing hole

RawlPlug R-RBL-H Rawlbolt™ All Purpose Shield Anchor Plug Hook Bolt.

From RawlPlug this is the R-RBL-H Rawlbolt shield anchor Hook bolt plug, one of RawlPlug’s most sought after all purpose expanding shield anchors. The R-RBL-H Rawlbolt is the Hook bolt version, designed to provide you with maximum performance. The expanding sleeve is made up of 3-pieces providing excellent expansion and optimum load safety for any material.

Features and Benefits.

• R-RBL-H Rawlbolt Expanding Hook Bolt Plug.


• Shield anchor.


• Expanding.


• Excellent durability.


• 3-Piece expanding sleeve.


• Optimal load and safety capacity.


• Used in any material.


• Suitable for permanent and temporary anchoring.

Typical Shield Anchor Hook Bolt Fixings Applications.

• Supporting ladder restraints.


• Supporting Guy ropes, stays and cables

Material the R-RBL-H Rawlbolt Hook Bolts are Compatible with?

Approved for use in:

• Cracked concrete C20/25-C50/60.


• Non-Cracked concrete C20/25-C50/60.


• Unreinforced concrete.


• Reinforced concrete.


• Solid clay brick ≥ 20MPa.


• Hollow lightweight concrete block LAC 5 ≥ 5MPa.


• Hollow sand lime brick ≥ 15MPa.


• Concrete hollow floor block (Teriva).


• Hollow core slab C20/25.


• Hollow core slab C30/37-C50/60.

R-RBL-H Rawlbolt Expansion Hook and Eye Bolts Fixings Available?

• Stock number 528227, M6, Shield anchor Eye Bolt, 12 mm x 83 mm.


• Stock number 528205, M6, Shield anchor Hook Bolt, 12 mm x 83 mm.


• Stock number 528233, M8, Shield anchor Eye Bolt, 14 mm x 98 mm.


• Stock number 528211, M8, Shield anchor Hook Bolt, 14 mm x 98 mm.


• Stock number 6816738, M10, Shield anchor Eye Bolt, 16 mm x 120 mm.


• Stock number 6816735, M10, Shield anchor Hook Bolt, 16 mm x 120 mm.


• Stock number 6816731, M12, Shield anchor Eye Bolt, 20 mm x 145 mm.


• Stock number 6816744, M12, Shield anchor Hook Bolt, 20 mm x 145 mm.

How to use the R-RBL-H Rawlbolt Expansion Hook / Eye Bolts?

• Drill a hole (have pre-drilled hole ready) ensure that it is the correct diameter and depth needed.


• Special note: If fixing into brickwork avoid all mortar joint areas.


• Clean out the drilled hole removing all debris and dust (important to thoroughly remove everything, use a blowpump).


• Insert the anchor into the pre-drilled hole till it is flush with the surface then position the Hook as required.


• Tighten the fixing carefully, only to the recommended torque using the Hex but and not the Hook.