Anchor Fasteners

BOLT TYPE FASTENER

A bolt type fasteners, is also known as Rowel Bolts. The Cone side of fastener is inserted in the drilled hole & when the hexagonal bolt or nut is tightened the three strips held with spring slips on the tapered nut or projection bolts & takes the grip in the concrete.

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HOOK TYPE FASTENER

A Hook type fastener, is also known as Rowel Bolts. The Cone side of fastener is inserted in the drilled hole & when the hook bolt or nut is tightened the three strips held with spring slips on the tapered nut or projection bolts & takes the grip in the concrete.

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PIN TYPE FASTENER

A Pin Type Fastener is a Hammer driven for push-through installation. The shell of an anchor is driven into the hole without the expansion pin. Then the expansion pin is driven into the shell which after being hit expands the shell against the concrete.

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Wedge ANCHOR

A wedge anchor, is also known as Through bolt, Concrete wedge anchors' design allows them to anchor fixtures into concrete. Concrete wedge anchors work by inserting them into a hole drilled into concrete. The concrete wedge anchor is then expanded, wedging itself securely in the concrete.Wedge Anchor Used to fasten concrete to equipment, materials, generators, motors, pumps, pipe, strut, plastics and wood.

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FRAME FIXING

Plastic frame fixings are the ideal solution for the fixing of facade constructions, roof substructures, heavy wall cabinets, squared timbers, cable trays, gates and doors. With the long plug shaft, these can be directly secured in the building substrate through the attachment part.

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BULLET FASTENER

A Bullet fastener, is also known as a Drop in anchors, are internally threaded anchors that are commonly installed overhead and flush with the surface of the concrete. These anchors are commonly used to create handrails, lighting fixtures and many other fixtures. They require a setting tool for installation.

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