Chemical anchors are a common anchoring system used in construction and engineering. They use chemical adhesives to fix steel bars or bolts into substrates (such as concrete, stone or brick walls), providing a high-strength anchoring effect. This system usually consists of two parts: metal anchors and chemical grouting glue.
Steps to use:
Drilling: Drill a hole of appropriate diameter and depth in the substrate.
Clean the hole: Make sure there is no dust and debris in the hole to ensure the adhesion of the adhesive.
Inject chemical glue: Inject the pre-mixed chemical grouting glue into the hole.
Insert the anchor or rebar: Insert the anchor or rebar into the hole and rotate it before the adhesive hardens to ensure that the adhesive is evenly distributed.
Wait for curing: Let the adhesive cure to its designed strength.
Product Data
Specification
M8x110
M20x260
M10x130
M22x280
M12x160
M24x300
M14x180
M27x330
M16x190
M30x380
M18x230
Applications
Building Insulation: Primarily used in the installation of thermal insulation systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
External Wall Insulation: Often used in External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS) to fix insulation boards to external walls.
Roof Insulation: Suitable for securing insulation materials on roofs to enhance energy efficiency and thermal performance.
Floor Insulation: Utilized in floor insulation systems to prevent heat loss through the flooring and improve overall energy efficiency.
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