Chemical Anchor Bolt By Jie Tong Celo Suzhou Precision Fasteners

Chemical anchors are a special type of anchoring system used to secure and support structural components in concrete, brick walls, or other base materials. They typically consist of two main components: anchoring material and anchor sleeve.

The anchoring material is a special chemical substance, usually epoxy resin or polyester resin. They have strong adhesion and durability, allowing them to bond firmly to the surface of the base material. These materials are typically used in a two-part mixture to form a strong, adhesive substance.

The anchor sleeve is a hollow metal tube coated with the anchoring material. It is usually made of stainless steel or carbon steel and provides sufficient strength and rigidity. The length and diameter of the anchor sleeve depend on the specific application requirements.

The installation process of chemical anchors typically involves the following steps:
1. Drill holes in the base material, ensuring that the diameter and depth of the holes meet the design requirements.
2. Clean the holes from dust and debris to ensure good bonding.
3. Mix and inject the anchoring material into the holes, ensuring that they are completely filled.
4. Insert the anchor sleeve into the injected anchoring material, ensuring a tight connection with the base material.
5. Wait for the anchoring material to cure and harden, forming a strong anchor connection.

Chemical anchors offer excellent load-bearing capacity and seismic resistance, making them widely used in construction, bridges, roads, and other structural engineering projects. They provide reliable fixing solutions suitable for various base materials and complex construction environments.