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Bottom-
Bearing,
Hammer-Driven
Anchors
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 Stud Type Anchors—
SPECIFIED FOR ANCHORAGE
INTO CONCRETE
Stud Anchors feature a bolt
body and pre-assembled expander plug. Anchors should be
installed with carbide tipped hammer drill bits made in
accordance to ANSI B212.15-1994
Anchors are tested to ASTM E488 criteria. Anchors
are listed by the following agencies as required: UL and
FM
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| ADVANTAGES |
Fast and easy install
Same drill size as anchor size
Bottom-bearing design is ideal
for jacking and leveling applications
Install anchor directly through
fixture
Hammer-driven expansion design
eliminates torque requirements, for dependable holding capacity
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| APPLICATIONS |
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Stud Anchors are commonly
used to anchor equipment to concrete slabs. The external
studs make for easy jacking and leveling for easy cleanup
in industrial settings.
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| FEATURES |
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(A)
External Threads for easy equipment setting
(B)
Stamped part number on body
(C)
Pre-assembled expander plug—easy anchor
to set—drill and hammer in—anchor is
bottom bearing
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| APPROVALS/
LISTINGS |
| Meets
or exceeds U.S. Government G.S.A. specification A-A-55614
Type 2
(Formerly GSA: FF-S-325 Group VIII, Type 2)
California State Fire Marshal
Factory Mutual
Underwriters Laboratories
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