Concrete Fasteners and Anchors - Part 2

Drop-In Anchors:

Available zinc plated, 304 and 316 stainless steel;
The slots in body allows for uniform expansion of anchor;
Excellent for applications that require flush mounting

Concrete

Medium to heavy-duty into solid concrete;
Dead loads only

Wedge Anchors:

Standard zinc plated;
Hot-dipped galvanized for excellent rust resistance;
Stainless steel for superior rust resistance

Solid Concrete;

Heavy duty

Strike Anchors:

Made from carbon steel;
Plated with yellow dichromate over zinc;
Drive pin is hardened steel;
No special tools needed to set anchor, just a hammer;
Nut and washer can be preset for desired embedment;
Nuts and washers are included

Solid Concrete

Medium to heavy duty

Lag Shield Anchors:

Short lag shields may be used in hard masonry to help cut down drilling time;
PLong lag shields are used to develop excellent holding values in softer base material;
Rust-resistant zinc die cast alloy;
Can not be over expanded

Concrete;
Brick;
Block;
Stone;
Mortar

Medium to heavy duty;
Dead, variable or vibratory loading

Tapcon® Concrete Screws:

Fast installation, drill a hole, drive an anchor;
Replaces small diameter expansion anchors, plugs and screws in light to medium duty applications;
No need to pre-spot holes and no inserts are required;
Reversible and removable, can be installed close to an edge.

Concrete;
Brick;
Block;
Stone

Light to Medium Duty

Split Drive Anchors:

Made of high strength, heat-treated alloy steel;
Two head style, flat countersunk and round head;
Tamper resistant;
To determine anchor length: add minimum embedment 1-1/8″ plus thickness of material to be fastened

Solid Concrete

Light duty;
Dead loads only

Hurricane Shutter Insert Anchor:

Hurricane shutter insert anchors provide a non-protruding and high-strength connection for anchoring hurricane shutters;
This anchoring system introduces a new anchoring concept designed to anchor to concrete or block

Concrete;
Brick;
Block;
Wood

Concrete Foundation Anchor Bolt:

Exceptional holding power;
Primary use is in buildings to secure walls to concrete foundation

Wet Concrete

Heavy duty;
Dead, variable or vibratory loads