Masonmate Through Bolt - Silver - M20 X 200mm (10)

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This guide is for contractors and DIYers needing robust anchoring solutions in concrete. The Masonmate Heavy-duty Through Bolt offers a secure and reliable fixing for structural elements, with a zinc-plated finish for enhanced durability. It is specifically designed for use in non-cracked concrete applications.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | M20 X 200mm (10) |
| Brand | MASONMATE |
This Masonmate Through Bolt is specifically designed for use in non-cracked concrete only. It is not suitable for cracked concrete or other masonry materials.
The zinc plating increases the durability of the bolt and provides enhanced resistance to corrosion, helping to prolong its life and maintain the integrity of the fixing.
The zinc plating offers good corrosion resistance for typical outdoor use. However, for highly corrosive environments or prolonged exposure to harsh weather, consider stainless steel alternatives.
Drill a hole of the correct size and depth, clean it thoroughly, insert the bolt, and tighten the nut to the recommended torque. Avoid over-tightening.
ETA Approved indicates that the product has undergone rigorous testing and meets specific European Technical Assessment standards for its intended use, assuring a certified level of performance and safety.
This specific product is an M20 x 200mm through bolt, sold in a pack of 10.
Ensure the hole drilled is the correct diameter and depth. Clean the hole thoroughly. Check if the concrete substrate is adequate and non-cracked. Verify the correct torque is being applied.
Ensure the hole is clean and free of obstruction. Check if the correct drill bit size was used. The hole may need to be reamed slightly if debris is preventing insertion.
Inspect the environment for corrosive elements. For persistent issues, consider using a stainless steel alternative if the application allows. Ensure the zinc plating was not damaged during installation.
The bolt may not be engaging properly with the concrete. This could be due to an oversized hole or insufficient concrete density. If this occurs, the bolt may need to be replaced with a larger diameter or a different anchoring system may be required.
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