Gyproc Hammer Fix 70mm 100 Pcs/Box

Length: 70 mm. Quantity: box of 100 pieces. Suitable for use with wood, concrete, and other construction materials. Built‑in high‑grip steel washer for a secure hold. Larger head provides more room for bit seating and a wider range of drilling options.

Position the fixing where you want it, align the pin, and drive it in with a hammer or driver until it seats securely. The design allows drilling through substrates with a sharp point and does not require pre‑drilling for many applications. Ensure the head sits flush and the load is within the fixing’s capacity.

It is suitable for wood, concrete, and other construction materials, making it versatile for various wall and ceiling installations.

Its built‑in constraint with a high‑grip steel washer provides a more secure hold, the fast‑drilling action reduces installation time, and the larger head offers more seating room for the bit, increasing versatility for different drilling options.

Yes, it is designed for drywall/Gyproc contexts and lightweight-to-moderate loads. Always ensure the load is within the fixing’s specified capacity for Gyproc/gypsum board installations.

Wear appropriate PPE (eye protection, gloves), ensure the substrate is sound, avoid over‑driving the fixing, and follow standard pneumatic or manual driving practices to prevent substrate damage.

Each box contains 100 pieces of the 70MM Hammer Fix, designed for quick replenishment on-site and efficient project management.

If you’re considering alternatives, you can explore: 1) Gyproc 60mm Hammer Fix 100pcs per box at https://fepy.com/product/gyproc-60mm-hammer-fix-100pcs-per-box, which is slightly shorter for lighter applications. 2) Gyproc 75mm Hammer Fix 100pcs per box at https://fepy.com/product/gyproc-75mm-hammer-fix-100pcs-per-box, which offers a longer fixing for deeper substrates. These provide similar performance with different length options to suit your project needs.

Ideal for lightweight to moderate load applications where a quick, secure fixing is needed on walls or ceilings—such as light fixtures, shelves, paneling, and similar installations where high strength is required without pre‑drilling in many substrates.