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Fastenic Steel Concrete Inserts are designed for casting into concrete at determined points to provide heavy power load capacity. |
- Eliminate the drilling holes in concrete when fixing points are required in pre-cast concrete and to avoid drilled holes hitting steel reinforcing bars in heavily reinforced structures.
- Hexagon larger tapered base (M24 and 1” are round tapered bases) decreases a shear load by transferring to the concrete and increases a high tensile load capacity.
- Connection to reinforcing, passing the steel reinforcing rod through the cross drilled hole the base of the insert ( M10 or ?” and above ) to connect into the reinforcing system to spread of the applied load.
- Due to they are no expansion stresses, they make good close anchor spacing and close edge distance when tied to reinforcement.
- For maximum load value of insert, hex bolt thread engagement must be at least 80% of the thread depth.
- Made from steel and finished with rust resistant zinc plate.
- Stainless steel concrete insert available.
Installation
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| 1. Drill hole for bolt in steel form or wood form Concrete. Inert to reinforcing system If desired. |
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2. Pass bolt with washer through form work hole into insert and tighten. |
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| 3. Pour concrete. After concrete curing remove bolt washer and formwork, leaving the insert firmly embedded in the concrete. |
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4. Place fixture. Insert hex bolt through fixture into the insert and tighten bolt to recommended torque. |
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