Chemical anchors

Chemical anchors are advanced fastening systems that use special chemical resins to anchor structural elements to various substrates. Thanks to their properties, they provide high strength and durability of fastenings, which makes them ideal for applications requiring high load-bearing capacity and resistance to external conditions.

Properties of chemical anchors:

• High strength: Chemical anchors provide exceptional load-bearing capacity thanks to the use of resins that bond to the substrate surface at a molecular level.
• Weather resistance: These anchors are resistant to corrosion, temperature changes and humidity, which makes them ideal for external applications.
• Versatility: They can be used in various building materials, such as concrete, brick, natural stone or hollow bricks.
• Safety: They provide secure fastening without the risk of material cracking under stress, which can occur in the case of mechanical anchors.
• Flexibility of applications: They are suitable used for the assembly of both light and heavy structures, such as railings, steel structures, machinery, pipeline systems, etc.

Application of chemical anchors:

• Steel structures: Chemical anchors are commonly used for the attachment of heavy steel structures, such as supporting frames, masts and supports.
• Wood structures: They are used for the attachment of beams, columns and other wooden elements.
• Infrastructure: Ideal for the installation of road barriers, signs, and other elements of public infrastructure.
• Residential and commercial construction: Used for the attachment of facades, staircases, railings, awnings, and canopies.
• Industry: Used in the attachment of machinery, pipelines, grilles, and antennas satellite.

Types of Chemical Anchors:

1. Polyester Resin Anchors: Used for light to medium duty applications, ideal for domestic and general construction applications.
2. Epoxy Resin Anchors: Designed for heavy duty applications, providing the highest strength and durability.
3. Vinyl Ester Resin Anchors: Combine the features of polyester and epoxy anchors, offering fast setting and high strength, ideal for a wide range of applications.

Chemical Anchor Installation Process:

1. Hole Preparation: Drilling the hole to the appropriate diameter and depth.
2. Hole Cleaning: Remove dust and dirt using brushes and compressed air. air.
3. Injecting the resin: Placing the mixer at the end of the cartridge and filling the hole with resin from below.
4. Inserting the anchor element: Inserting the threaded rod or other fastening element into the hole with resin.
5. Curing time: Waiting the required time for the resin to fully harden, according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Chemical anchors are an irreplaceable element of modern fastening techniques, offering solutions for both simple and the most demanding construction applications. Thanks to their versatility and high strength parameters, they are widely used in many sectors of industry and construction.