A polyester resin, 2-part, rapid curing, chemical anchoring system. Applied in one single action t...A polyester resin, 2-part, rapid curing, chemical anchoring system. Applied in one single action to produce a cost-effective, tough chemical resistant fixing. Suitable for setting bolts, studs, wall ties, starter bars or large screws, etc into a wide range of substrates including brickwork, concrete, masonry, stone, and PFA blocks. Hollow base materials can also be securely fastened using ANCHOR BOND in conjunction with a sleeve or sieve. It is chemically resistant, waterproof, and vibration proof. Preparation involves drilling a hole to the correct diameter and depth, ideally using a rotary percussion machine, and ensuring the wall sides are thoroughly roughened for optimum results. The hole should be cleaned to remove all dust and debris using a hand air pump or a stiff rotary brush. All bars should be clean and free from oil or grease, with any flaking rust removed. Threaded rods or studs should be chisel-ended to prevent them from being unscrewed from the cured resin. Application involves screwing the mixing nozzle onto the cartridge, placing it into a dispensing gun, and dispensing material until an even color is obtained. Insert the nozzle into the base of the hole and extrude material, half filling the hole with resin. Withdraw the nozzle, insert the fixing into the filled hole, and slowly rotate to fully coat the surface. Release pressure from the dispensing gun after application.
This guide is for anyone needing a strong, reliable anchoring solution for various construction and DIY projects. Bond It Anchor Bond offers a rapid-curing, chemical-resistant system, ideal for securing bolts, studs, and other fixings into a variety of substrates. While it provides exceptional strength, proper surface preparation is crucial for optimal results.
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FAQs
What materials can I use Anchor Bond with?
Anchor Bond is suitable for brickwork, concrete, masonry, stone, and PFA blocks.
Can I use Anchor Bond in hollow materials?
Yes, but you will need to use it in conjunction with a sleeve or sieve.
How long does it take for Anchor Bond to cure?
Anchor Bond is a rapid-curing system, but the exact time may vary depending on environmental conditions. Always consult the product instructions for specific details.
What is the shelf life of the product?
Please refer to the product packaging for the specific shelf life of the Bond It Anchor Bond.
What kind of dispensing gun do I need?
You will need a standard dispensing gun that is compatible with the cartridge size.
Is Anchor Bond waterproof?
Yes, Bond It Anchor Bond is waterproof.
Do I need to clean the hole before applying Anchor Bond?
Yes, it is crucial to thoroughly clean the hole to remove dust and debris for optimal results. Use a hand air pump or a stiff rotary brush.
Troubleshooting
Fixing is loose after curing.
Ensure the hole was properly prepared and cleaned. Check that the correct amount of product was used and that the fixing was fully coated. If necessary, remove the fixing and reapply with proper technique.
Product is not dispensing evenly.
Ensure the mixing nozzle is properly attached. Dispense a small amount to ensure even mixing before applying to the hole.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Rapid curing time speeds up project completion.
Excellent chemical resistance ensures long-term performance.
Suitable for a wide range of substrates, increasing versatility.
Waterproof and vibration-proof properties enhance durability.
Easy to apply with a standard dispensing gun, reducing complexity.
Cons
Requires proper hole preparation for optimal adhesion.
Uses a 2-part system which requires mixing.
May require additional accessories (sleeves/sieves) for hollow base materials.
Application requires a dispensing gun, an additional tool purchase.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation:
Drill a hole to the correct diameter and depth, ideally using a rotary percussion machine.
Roughen the wall sides for optimal results.
Clean the hole of all dust and debris using a hand air pump or a stiff rotary brush.
Ensure bars are clean and free from oil or grease.
Remove any flaking rust.
Application:
Screw the mixing nozzle onto the cartridge.
Place the cartridge into a dispensing gun.
Dispense material until an even color is obtained.
Insert the nozzle into the base of the hole and extrude material, half-filling the hole.
Withdraw the nozzle and insert the fixing, rotating to coat the surface.
Release pressure from the dispensing gun after application.