Introduction to Anchor Bolt

Anchor Bolt is a key component used to firmly fix objects or structures on substrates such as concrete.

Its design is diverse, including many types, such as special inverted cone-shaped chemical anchor bolts, which are suitable for various occasions with high safety requirements, such as nuclear power plants, industrial plants, conveying systems, lifting systems, etc.

Anchor Bolt is usually made of galvanized carbon steel or stainless steel, which has extremely high corrosion resistance and strength. It is widely used, not only for planting without pre-embedded steel bars in new concrete, but also for planting and rooting of screws and steel bars in the substrate in reinforcement and renovation projects, as well as the installation of various equipment and pipelines and the fixing of curtain wall brackets.

The special inverted cone design of Anchor Bolt enables it to be used with injection-type rebar glue to ensure the stability and reliability of anchoring. In civil buildings, Anchor Bolt also plays an extremely important role in anchoring and installation.

In general, Anchor Bolt has become an indispensable and important component in modern construction and engineering with its excellent performance and wide range of applications.