Fisher Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-13075
Jlab Export is a leading Fisher Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A fisher is a plastic wall plug. It goes into a drilled hole in brick, concrete or stone and gives a screw something firm to bite into. This one is 6 mm across and 3 cm long, the smallest of our three fisher sizes. It suits light fixings such as cable clips, small brackets and name plates. It comes 100 pieces to a pack.
Specifications
| Type | Plastic wall plug |
| Diameter | 6 mm |
| Length | 3 cm |
| Pack quantity | Pack of 100 |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 packs |
| Dispatch time | Usually 3–5 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice with Wall Plugs
Fixing a small item to a masonry wall is a standard task in ITI and polytechnic fitting shops. Students mark the hole centres with a Steel Rule and check that the marks run level with a Plumb & Spirit Level. They drill a 6 mm hole a little deeper than the plug and clear out the dust. Then they tap the fisher in flush and drive the screw through the part being fixed. For concrete and hard brick the Rotary Hammer Drill makes the hole quickly.
As the screw goes in, it spreads the plug against the sides of the hole, and friction does the holding. Teachers can show this by setting one plug in a correct hole and one in an oversized hole, then asking students to pull on both screws.
Frequently Asked Questions
What drill size does a 6 mm fisher need?
Drill a 6 mm hole with a masonry bit, the same as the plug diameter. Go slightly deeper than the 3 cm plug length so the plug can sit flush with the wall face.
Which screw should I use with it?
Choose a screw thinner than the plug and long enough to pass through the item being fixed and run the full length of the plug. A screw that stops short does not spread the plug, so it holds poorly.
Will it hold in plasterboard or hollow blocks?
Plain plastic plugs work by pressing against solid material, so they hold well in brick, concrete and stone. In plasterboard or the hollow part of a block they tend to spin or pull out, and a cavity fixing is the usual answer there.
What should I do if the plug turns in the hole?
The hole has come out too large, often because the bit wandered or soft brick crumbled. Drill a fresh hole a short way off, or move up to the 8 mm Fisher with a matching bit and a thicker screw.
Other Fixing and Drilling Items
- Screw (cross-head, packs of 100)
- Anchor Bolt (stainless steel, M10 and M12)
- Masonry Drill Bit Set
- Screwdrivers (set of 4)
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
