Basic Electrical Installation Work

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EXPANSION BOLTS The most well known expansion bolt made Rawlbolt and consists of a split iron shell held together one end steel ferrule and spring wire clip the other end. Finally, the fixing screw driven into the plastic plug until it becomes tight and the fixture secure. The plastic plug is inserted into the hole and tapped home until level with the surface of the masonry. Definition A plastic plug made hollow plastic tube split half its length to allow for expansion.Electrical installations and wiring systems 323 When heavier cables, trunking, conduit luminaires have fixed a screw fixing often needed. Definition The most well known expansion bolt is made Rawlbolt and consists of a split iron shell held together one end steel ferrule and spring wire clip the other end. Each size of plastic plug colour coded match a wood screw size. . Tightening the bolt draws expanding bolt inside the split iron shell, forcing the iron expand and grip the masonry. Each size plastic plug colour coded match a wood screw size. A hole drilled into the masonry, using masonry drill the same diam- eter, the length the plastic plug (see Fig. Drill hole masonry Insert plug Drive home screw Fixture FIGURE 14. 14. Rawlbolts are for heavy-duty masonry fixings.37). PLASTIC PLUGS A plastic plug made hollow plastic tube split half its length to allow for expansion.37 Screw fixing plastic plug. Drill hole in masonry Tighten bolt until fixture is secure Fixture Insert shell and ferrule hole and attach fixture with bolt Fixture Shell Ferrule Expanding nut FIGURE 14. Wood screws may screwed directly into wood but when fixing brick, stone, plaster concrete necessary to drill hole the masonry material, which then plugged with material to which the screw can secured.38). Tightening the bolt draws expanding bolt inside the split iron shell, forcing the iron expand and grip the masonry.38 Expansion bolt fixing. 14. Rawlbolts are for heavy-duty masonry fixings (see Fig