Bühler bolt with ring

This Bühler bolt with ring is a high-quality hook from Climbing Technology. Another popular name is “glue in bolt with ring”.

It is made from AISI 316L stainless steel and has a welded ring. This has an inner diameter of 40 mm and a material thickness of 8 mm.

The glue in bolt itself has a shaft length of 75 mm. This makes it ideal for all compact rock types. And secondly, it has no load-bearing weld seam. This means that corrosion cannot occur at the welding point. This design is currently the safest and most stable on the market. The shaft ultimately has a 12 mm diameter and therefore requires a 14 mm drilling hole.

In short. If you’re looking for a high-quality glue in bolt with a ring for abseiling, you’ve come to the right place!

Features Bühler bolt with ring

• Manufacturer: Climbing Technology
• Material: AISI 316L stainless steel
• Weight: 155 gram
• Shank length: 75mm
• Ring: 40mm inner diameter – 8mm thickness
• Ring lies flat on the rock
• No load-bearing weld seam
• Standards: EN 959
• Instructions for use

Ideal as an abseiling point

The Bühler bolt with ring is ideal for equipping abseiling points. We recommend installing them in pairs or in series to create a redundant system.

The glue in bolt with ring are placed diagonally on top of each other at a distance of approx. 20 cm.

To set the hook safely, read our article “Setglue in bolt “.

Bühler bolt with ring – rope lies flat!

The design of this piton means that the climbing ropes lie flat on the rock. As a result, pulling off the rope can be a little tedious.

Therefore, pay close attention to the terrain when choosing a location. Avoid other obstacles or rock formations that create additional friction. Such as the edges of ledges. The glue in bolt with ring should be set as high as possible above such ledges.

Glass mortar cartridges vs. injection mortar

We recommend that you install this Bühler bolt with ring with injection mortar to install. Especially if you are placing several pitons in a row. For example, on a longer abseil route or in a climbing area.

This is because setting with glass mortar cartridges requires a lot of experience and practice. In addition, it often depends on the weather conditions. Or to put it better. In very hot weather, the use of glass mortar cartridges is even trickier due to the extremely short curing time!

If you still want to use cartridges, the Fischer RM 10 is the right cartridge for you.