What does “chemical bolt” mean?

2011-10-24View Original

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What does “chemical bolt” mean?

Reply #22011-10-24

Chemical anchor bolts are a new type of anchor bolt that emerged after expansion anchor bolts. They use a special chemical adhesive to bond the screw in place within holes drilled in concrete substrates, thereby creating a composite element that enables the anchoring of fixtures

Reply #32011-10-24

A chemical bolt involves drilling a hole in a surface, filling it with some type of resin or concrete, and then inserting a bolt. Once the resin cures, this creates an extremely strong mounting/fixing point – provided it is installed correctly.

Reply #42011-10-24

Reply to 2# gzy2050: Are there any relevant **standards? Please share.

Reply #52011-10-24

http://wuhelo100.blog.163.com/blog/static/334550820107194332560/Reply 4# angeltion: There is a construction process standard that you can refer to; it’s available at http://www.civilcn.com/jiegou/jiegouguifan/127036698026753.html. There is also a standard from Europe. However, only members can download it. I don’t have a membership, so I can’t download it. Sorry

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