Chemical Anchor

A chemical anchor is a special kind of fastening used for secure and strong fastenings in construction and engineering. The fastening is used to fasten structures to concrete, masonry, stone, or wood types. It is made up of two main components—a resin adhesive and a hardener—which are mixed and injected into a pre-drilled hole before inserting a stud or anchor rod. When the chemical reacts, it creates a strong connection whose strength is greater than that of the base material. Chemical anchors are exceptional due to their strength and versatility. They last a long time, so they are preferred for heavy-duty applications like beams, columns, machinery, or façade systems. They work perfectly even in wet or cracked concrete and put little stress and damage on the base material. They are commonly used in both new construction projects and repair works, providing both reliability and safety. Moreover, their flexible design, chemical and moisture resistance, and non-disturbing quality make them safe to use near edges.

Benefits

• High Load Capacity: It can efficiently manage heavy weights and dynamic forces.

• No Stress on the Base: A perfect element for fixing close to the edge.

• Adaptable Application: Suitable for use in concrete, masonry, hollow blocks, and wet or variable conditions.

• Long-lasting: Will last long as it resists moisture, chemicals, and weather.

• Flexible Installation: This enhanced mortar can be adjusted to the desired thickness and depth.