How should we protect the corner bolts on the equipment foundation if they are exposed for a long time?
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The anchor bolts on the foundation of our equipment have been exposed for a long time because they were not installed when the equipment was on display. How should the anchor bolts be protected? Should we do anti-corrosion, or should we wrap tape on the anchor bolts?
Add butter, which is usually how it is done.
Do you need to wrap it with tape after applying the butter, because I'm afraid it will fade away after a while? Is it okay with the tape on it?
Yes, but we usually don't make them that thin, because the anchor bolts generally don't move unless the equipment is scrapped.
Realistic experience, in order to ensure that the bolt connection is reliable and corrosion-free in the future. Usually, the uneven bulges around the bolts are cleaned first, and if possible, the positioning plate is installed, and then greased with grease, and then wrapped in plastic paper, preferably turned a few times, and tied with a string. If you are at the beach, it is best to use blackened bolts. Or make a bolt protective cover.
Applying butter is the most feasible method and the most common method.
Our approach is to apply butter and then put a single-end sealed PVC pipe sleeve on it.
Correct answer on the 8th floor, apply butter on the outside and protect it with a plastic tube
Apply butter, this is a common practice
After applying butter, put a single-end sealed PVC pipe sleeve! This method is simple and feasible, very practical!