Steel Wall Plug Drop In Anchor Expansion Concrete

Steel Wall Plug Drop In Anchor Expansion Concrete

$0.025000-99999 Piece/Pieces

$0.01≥100000Piece/Pieces

Payment Type:	T/T
Incoterm:	FOB
Transportation:	Ocean
Port:	Shanghai,Lianyungang

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Product Description

Product Attributes

Brand: ShiJingChangTian

Application: Heavy Industry

Place Of Origin: China

Material: Steel

Surface Treatment: zinc plain

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Product Description

Steel Wall Plug Drop In Anchor Expansion Concrete

The Drop-In Anchor is a type of Concrete Anchor featuring internal threads, specifically designed for use in solid concrete applications. It possesses an internal thread that accommodates the attachment of threaded studs and bolts. To install the anchor, it must be placed into a pre-drilled hole within the concrete; subsequently, using a setting tool, the anchor expands to secure itself firmly within the hole. This type of anchor is exclusively suitable for solid concrete and should not be utilized with any other base materials.

The available dimensions for drop-in anchors range from M6 to M20, all designed to install flush with the surface. Typically manufactured in five distinct diameters—M6, M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, and M24—the length of each anchor may vary according to specific requirements.

Installation Instructions

1. Utilize a hammer drill in both hammer and rotation modes to create a hole of the same depth as the length of the drop-in anchor, ensuring that the correct diameter is achieved in the concrete prior to installation.

2. Thoroughly clean the hole using a brush and blow out any dust or debris.

3. A setting tool must be employed during installation into concrete. After inserting the setting tool into the drop-in anchor, strike it with a hammer until the lip of the setting tool aligns with the lip of the anchor.

4. Finally, insert an appropriately sized threaded rod or machine-threaded Bolt into the anchor.