Chemical anchors

A chemical anchor is a two-component adhesive in a cartridge: the components are mixed in a static mixer and fed into a drilled hole, after which a threaded rod, rebar or embedded part is inserted. Once cured, the adhesive bonds the metal firmly to the substrate.

• epoxy anchors for M8–M36 rods and rebar starters, set in sound and cracked concrete, aerated concrete, natural stone and brick;
• an anchor that can be installed in water-saturated and flooded holes;
• products for frost installation — to −15 °C, and to −25 °C for the rapid-hardening acrylate anchor;
• an epoxy anchor for everyday installation of railings, gates, grilles and temporary structures in dry concrete.

In your request, state the diameter of the rods or rebar, the substrate material, the condition of the holes and the installation temperature, as well as the cartridge volume you need.