Our Chemical Anchors are...
➡ Ensures reliable and secure fastening in construction applications.
➡ Suitable for use in various base materials, including concrete, masonry, and natural stone.
➡ Designed to handle high loads, both tensile and shear, making them suitable for structural applications.
➡The adhesive bond provides excellent resistance to vibrations and dynamic loads, making chemical anchors ideal for applications in seismic zones or areas subject to heavy machinery movement.
➡ Unlike mechanical anchors, chemical anchors do not exert expansive forces on the base material, reducing the risk of cracking or damaging the substrate.
➡ Suitable for use in various base materials, including concrete, masonry, and natural stone.
➡ Designed to handle high loads, both tensile and shear, making them suitable for structural applications.
➡The adhesive bond provides excellent resistance to vibrations and dynamic loads, making chemical anchors ideal for applications in seismic zones or areas subject to heavy machinery movement.
➡ Unlike mechanical anchors, chemical anchors do not exert expansive forces on the base material, reducing the risk of cracking or damaging the substrate.
Applıcatıon
1
Safety Preparation
Wear appropriate safety gear including gloves, goggles, and a mask to protect against dust and chemicals.
Wear appropriate safety gear including gloves, goggles, and a mask to protect against dust and chemicals.
2
Mark and Drill the Hole
Mark the spot where the anchor will be placed.
Using a hammer drill and the appropriate size bit (as specified by the anchor manufacturer), drill the hole to the required depth and diameter. Ensure the hole is straight.
Mark the spot where the anchor will be placed.
Using a hammer drill and the appropriate size bit (as specified by the anchor manufacturer), drill the hole to the required depth and diameter. Ensure the hole is straight.
3
Clean the Hole
Thoroughly clean the hole to remove all dust and debris. Use a wire brush to scrub the inside of the hole. Blow out the dust with a blow-out pump or compressed air. Repeat brushing and blowing out until the hole is clean and free of debris.
Thoroughly clean the hole to remove all dust and debris. Use a wire brush to scrub the inside of the hole. Blow out the dust with a blow-out pump or compressed air. Repeat brushing and blowing out until the hole is clean and free of debris.
4
Prepare the Chemical Anchor
If using a two-part resin system, mix the resin and hardener according to the manufacturer's instructions. For cartridge systems, load the cartridge into the applicator gun and attach the mixing nozzle.
If using a two-part resin system, mix the resin and hardener according to the manufacturer's instructions. For cartridge systems, load the cartridge into the applicator gun and attach the mixing nozzle.
4
Inject the Resin
Insert the mixing nozzle to the bottom of the hole and begin dispensing the resin. Slowly withdraw the nozzle while continuing to inject the resin to ensure the hole is evenly filled with no air pockets. Fill the hole to about two-thirds full or as recommended by the manufacturer.
Insert the mixing nozzle to the bottom of the hole and begin dispensing the resin. Slowly withdraw the nozzle while continuing to inject the resin to ensure the hole is evenly filled with no air pockets. Fill the hole to about two-thirds full or as recommended by the manufacturer.
5
Insert the Anchor Rod/Bolt
Insert the anchor rod or bolt into the hole by twisting it slightly to ensure even distribution of the resin around the rod. Push it down until it reaches the desired depth. The resin should overflow slightly to indicate the hole is fully filled.
Insert the anchor rod or bolt into the hole by twisting it slightly to ensure even distribution of the resin around the rod. Push it down until it reaches the desired depth. The resin should overflow slightly to indicate the hole is fully filled.
6
Curing
llow the resin to cure for the specified time as per the manufacturer's instructions. Do not disturb the anchor during this period. Curing times can vary based on the type of resin, temperature, and humidity.
llow the resin to cure for the specified time as per the manufacturer's instructions. Do not disturb the anchor during this period. Curing times can vary based on the type of resin, temperature, and humidity.
7
Final Inspection
Once the resin has fully cured, inspect the anchor to ensure it is secure and properly bonded. Remove any excess resin around the hole.
Once the resin has fully cured, inspect the anchor to ensure it is secure and properly bonded. Remove any excess resin around the hole.
Usage Areas
➡ Construction and Structural Applications
- Rebar Connections
- Concrete Repair and Retrofitting
- Column and Beam Connections
- Facade Installation
➡ Industrial Applications
- Machinery and Equipment Anchoring
- Pipe and Cable Tray Supports
- Railing and Safety Barrier Installation
➡ Infrastructure Projects
- Bridges and Tunnels
- Highway and Road Construction
➡ Residential and Commercial Buildings
- Balcony and Canopy Supports
- HVAC and Plumbing Fixtures
- Staircases and Handrails
- Rebar Connections
- Concrete Repair and Retrofitting
- Column and Beam Connections
- Facade Installation
➡ Industrial Applications
- Machinery and Equipment Anchoring
- Pipe and Cable Tray Supports
- Railing and Safety Barrier Installation
➡ Infrastructure Projects
- Bridges and Tunnels
- Highway and Road Construction
➡ Residential and Commercial Buildings
- Balcony and Canopy Supports
- HVAC and Plumbing Fixtures
- Staircases and Handrails