Drop in anchor

Drop in anchor bolts are an important part of the construction and fastening of various engineering equipment in various industries. These anchor bolts are specially designed to provide safe and reliable connections for machinery, construction, electric power, chemical industry, industrial and mining aviation, rail, ship, oil field and many other applications.

One of the outstanding features of the drop-in anchor is its standard expansion tube. The expansion tube not only meets industry production standards, but is also made of high-quality carbon steel. Raw materials undergo strict quality control measures and are beautifully polished to ensure smooth, burr-free products. This meticulous attention to detail ensures durability and longevity. In addition, the deep thread and smooth arc design enhance the texture and beauty of the anchor, making it both beautiful and functional.

Galvanized in blue and white, these anchors offer excellent resistance to heat, corrosion, and a variety of other mechanical properties, making them a durable and reliable choice for any project.

When installing, drop-in anchors provide a convenient, straightforward method that ensures even force distribution and greatly reduces the chance of slippage. The first step in the installation process is to drill holes in the base surface. This hole provides the necessary space for the anchor bolts. Once the drilling debris is removed and the small hole is clean, the anchor bolts can be inserted securely. Finally, tighten the anchor bolts with a wrench to ensure that the connection is firm and reliable.

In short, Drop in anchor bolts are indispensable components in various engineering equipment applications. Their blue-white zinc coating provides excellent heat resistance, corrosion resistance and other important mechanical properties. Standard expansion tubes are constructed of high-quality carbon steel for durability and a smooth, burr-free finish. Recessed anchors are a reliable choice for any project due to their ease of installation and ability to provide even force distribution. Whether in mechanical, construction, electrical, chemical, industrial, mining, aerospace, rail, marine, oilfield or other applications, these anchors are critical to ensuring safe and long-lasting connections.