- Load immediately – no cure time
- Wedge, sleeve, undercut, screw anchors
- Cracked concrete versions (ETA / ESR)
- Zinc, HDG or stainless
- Removable screw anchors
- Through-fixing installation
When to use
Mechanical anchors suit fixings that must be loaded at once, temporary works and light to medium loads with generous edge distance. Expansion anchors push against the hole wall, so they need more edge distance and spacing than bonded anchors.
Types
| Type | How it holds | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wedge (stud) anchor | Torque pulls a cone into an expansion clip | Common, through-fixing |
| Sleeve anchor | Sleeve expands along its length | Concrete and masonry |
| Undercut anchor | Mechanical interlock with an undercut | Highest mechanical loads |
| Concrete screw | Thread cuts into the concrete | Removable, close edges |
各市场标准与要求
World Steel 设计、加工本产品及编制文件所依据的规范——以及各市场的主要几何与荷载要求。
美国
- ACI 318-19 Ch. 17Anchoring to concrete
- ACI 355.2Qualification of mechanical anchors
摘要仅供参考——以项目技术规格书、所采用的规范版本及主管机构要求为准。
表面处理
| 表面处理 | 标准 / 备注 |
|---|---|
| Zinc | ISO 4042 |
| Stainless | A4 |







