ICFS Mechanical Anchors
Frequently Asked Questions
Mechanical anchor bolts are fasteners used to secure structures to concrete or masonry, utilizing mechanical means like expansion or wedging to achieve a strong hold.
Common types include wedge anchors, sleeve anchors, and drop-in anchors, each suited for different applications and base materials.
Installation involves drilling a hole to the specified depth, cleaning the hole, inserting the anchor, and tightening it to the recommended torque.
Generally, mechanical anchor bolts are designed for single-use. Reuse may compromise their integrity and is not recommended.
Mechanical anchor bolts can be purchased from specialized suppliers like Indospark, offering a range of products suitable for various applications.
These bolts expand upon installation, creating a tight fit within the drilled hole, ensuring a secure attachment to the base material.
They are typically made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel, chosen based on the required strength and environmental conditions.
Yes, certain types of mechanical anchors are designed for use in cracked concrete, but it's essential to select the appropriate type based on the specific application.
Consider factors like base material, load requirements, environmental conditions, and the specific application to select the appropriate anchor bolt.
Prices vary based on type, size, and material; it's best to consult with suppliers or check online catalogs for current pricing.
