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The TIMCO Chemical Anchor Studs (M8 x 110mm) are high-strength fastening solutions designed for professional contractors and serious DIYers needing to secure heavy fixtures into masonry or concrete using chemical resins. The primary benefit of these studs is their specialized design, which prevents rotation during tightening, ensuring a secure grip; however, users should note that they require compatible chemical resin and a specific drill hole size to achieve the rated load-bearing capacity.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 08110CSP |
| Brand | TIMCO |
These studs are optimized for solid masonry. Using them in hollow materials requires special mesh sleeves and specific resin types.
The maximum fixture thickness is 13mm.
Yes, they are designed as complete anchor assemblies.
The recommended hole depth is 80mm.
The zinc finish provides some protection, but for permanent exterior use, check your local building codes regarding steel grade and environmental exposure.
The resin may not have fully cured, or the hole was not cleaned of dust properly. Ensure sufficient curing time based on the resin manufacturer's instructions.
Check that the drill bit is exactly 10mm and that the hole is free of debris. If the hole is slightly misaligned, re-drill or use a slightly deeper hole if space permits.
To ensure the best performance, always use a rotary hammer drill with a clean, sharp 10mm masonry bit. It is critical to blow out the drilled hole with a brush and pump to remove all loose concrete dust, as dust inhibits the chemical bond. Ensure your chemical resin is compatible with carbon steel studs and the base material. While the zinc finish offers corrosion resistance, these should not be used in highly acidic or marine environments without further protection or switching to stainless steel variants. Keep the studs in a dry, cool environment to prevent pre-mature degradation of the steel surface.
