Chemical anchor is a fairly new invention in the field of construction chemistry. Some masters are already actively using this material in their work, and some are still thinking whether it is worth experimenting.
Our answer: definitely worth it!
In this article, we offer you to familiarize yourself with the recommendations for working with chemical anchors.
How to use a chemical anchor correctly?
To fix fasteners with a chemical anchor, you will need the following:
How and which hole to drill for a chemical anchor?
The size of the hole should be drilled using a hammer drill in accordance with the diameter and length of the anchor element used. After that, you need to clean the hole first with a special round wire brush, then with compressed air. Repeat if necessary. There should be no dust and dirt left in the hole, as they can reduce adhesion to the substrate.
How to fix a chemical anchor in concrete?
Which chemical anchor is recommended to use for hollow bricks?
For hollow bricks, it is recommended to use a chemical anchor based on synthetic epoxyacrylate resin, for example, Teknobond 401S.
The pressure strength of the material is 60-70 MPa.
Adhesion – more than 4 N/mm2.
Breaking strength – 57 kN.
Complies with TS EN 1504-6 standard.
Moisture-resistant thixotropic quick-curing chemical anchor based on synthetic epoxy acrylate resin
Two-component thixotropic quick-drying chemical anchor based on polyester resin
A mechanical gun for evenly squeezing the adhesive composition or epoxy resin from the cartridge
Two component fast-curing thixotropic chemical anchor
A mechanical gun for evenly squeezing the adhesive composition or epoxy resin from the cartridge