What drill bit diameter is required for this throughbolt?

You need a 6 mm drill bit for the Dewalt PTB-PRO M6x60 throughbolt anchor.

What are the dimensions of this anchor?

This anchor has an M6 thread size and a total length of 60 mm.

Which base materials is the PTB-PRO anchor suitable for?

The PTB-PRO is designed for dependable mechanical anchoring in concrete and solid masonry.

What surface finish does this anchor have?

The throughbolt features a zinc-plated finish to protect against corrosion in indoor applications.

How do you install a throughbolt anchor?

Drill directly through the fixture into the base material, insert the anchor, and tighten the nut to the proper torque.

DEWALT DFM1110020 PTB-PRO push-through anchor zinc-plated M6x60

Name: DEWALT DFM1110020 PTB-PRO push-through anchor zinc-plated M6x60
Brand: DEWALT
SKU: 03001412
Price: 0.54 EUR
Availability: InStock

Supplier number: DEWALT DFM1110020 | EAN 0075352969497

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The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 100.

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Secure fastening with Dewalt anchors

Practical benefits

Strong heavy-duty mechanical hold: You achieve superior holding power in concrete and masonry substrates thanks to the engineered expansion design.
Reliable zinc corrosion protection: The zinc-plated coating protects your throughbolt anchor from premature wear and corrosion during indoor installations.
Fast and easy installation: Featuring an M6 thread and 60 mm length, you can complete through-fixing projects quickly on the jobsite.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Dewalt ptb-pro throughbolt anchor, you achieve a strong and dependable mechanical fixing in concrete and solid masonry. Designed for efficient through-fixing, it allows you to drill directly through the fixture into the base material using a 6 mm drill bit, eliminating the need for marking out or separate pre-drilling. Featuring an M6 thread and a total length of 60 mm, it securely fastens metal brackets, baseplates, and structural components without play. The zinc-plated finish provides reliable corrosion protection for dry indoor environments, ensuring lasting holding power under demanding tensile and shear loads.

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Key features according to our expert

Diameter (drilled hole): 6 mm
Overall length: 60 mm
Surface treatment (bolt): Zinc plated
Thread designation: M6
Product Range: Dewalt PTB-PRO

Product description

PTB-PRO M6x60 Piercing anchor - Zinc-plated

Features

ETA option 1 approval for cracked and uncracked concrete*
Approved for seismic loading (M8-M16)**C1 approved and M12*C2 approved
Two approved installation depths (M12 and M16)*
Long thread for flexibility in fixture thicknesses
Special cone design for quick installation
Fireproof
* PTB-PRO galvanised and stainless steel ** PTB-PRO galvanised

All Features

Diameter (drilled hole): 6 mm
Overall length: 60 mm
Surface treatment (bolt): Zinc plated
Thread designation: M6
Max. cutting capacity at 45° [square profile]: Hex
Box: NO
Finish: 100,0
Pack quantity: YES
Integrated belt hook: YES
Head size: Zinc Plated
Uncertainty k 1 (vibration): M6 mm
Length: 10,0 mm
Head type: 10,0 mm
Thickness: Concrete
Product range: Dewalt PTB-PRO

Brand DEWALT
03001412
EAN 0075352969497
Supplier number DEWALT DFM1110020

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

What drill bit diameter is required for this throughbolt?: You need a 6 mm drill bit for the Dewalt PTB-PRO M6x60 throughbolt anchor.
What are the dimensions of this anchor?: This anchor has an M6 thread size and a total length of 60 mm.
Which base materials is the PTB-PRO anchor suitable for?: The PTB-PRO is designed for dependable mechanical anchoring in concrete and solid masonry.
What surface finish does this anchor have?: The throughbolt features a zinc-plated finish to protect against corrosion in indoor applications.
How do you install a throughbolt anchor?: Drill directly through the fixture into the base material, insert the anchor, and tighten the nut to the proper torque.