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This guide is for builders, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts who need robust concrete fixings. The JCP Fixings Ankerbolts provide a secure and reliable heavy-duty solution for concrete applications, offering excellent corrosion resistance. A minor caveat is their specific use case, requiring proper installation to ensure maximum load-bearing capacity.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Fjjbjab10/12075 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
These Ankerbolts are designed for heavy-duty fixing applications in solid concrete, such as mounting machinery, structural steel, or heavy fixtures.
You will need a masonry drill bit corresponding to the size of the Ankerbolt. For the 10/12 x 75 mm size, refer to the specific drilling instructions provided by JCP Fixings or consult a professional installer, as the precise diameter is critical for performance.
The zinc-plated BZP finish provides good corrosion resistance. Proper installation in dry conditions and avoiding prolonged exposure to standing water or highly corrosive environments will help maintain its integrity. Periodic inspection is advisable for external applications.
No, these Ankerbolts are specifically designed for use in solid concrete only. They are not suitable for brick, blockwork, or other types of masonry.
Each box contains 20 Ankerbolts.
You will need a hammer drill with a masonry bit of the correct size, a brush and vacuum or compressed air to clean the hole, and a socket wrench to tighten the hexagon head nut.
BZP stands for Bright Zinc Plated, which refers to the electroplated zinc coating applied for corrosion resistance.
Ensure the hole drilled is the correct diameter and depth. The hole may be too large or too shallow. Verify that the concrete substrate is solid and not crumbling. Check that the nut is correctly engaged with the bolt threads.
Confirm the hole diameter matches the specified size for the ankerbolt. Clean out any debris or obstructions from the drilled hole. Ensure the ankerbolt is inserted straight and not at an angle.
While the BZP finish offers good protection, prolonged exposure to moisture or harsh environments can cause surface rust. For critical applications, consider applying a protective coating or using stainless steel variants if available for extreme conditions. Ensure the product was stored correctly prior to installation.
Use a torque wrench to apply the correct tightening force as specified by the manufacturer. Avoid excessive force, which can crack or spall the surrounding concrete, compromising the fixing's integrity.
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