The drop-in anchor is available in the standard zinc coated carbon steel, 304 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel. Each diameter of drop-in anchor has only one length available. The drop-in anchors come in five different diameters of 1/4вЂќ, 3/8вЂќ, 1/2вЂќ, 5/8вЂќ and 3/4вЂќ. The expansion of the drop-in anchor is accomplished through use of a setting tool, with a different size setting tool used with each different diameter of drop-in anchor.

Drop In Anchors: These are female expansion type anchors that can only be used in solid concrete.

The head style is either a hex washer head or the flat Phillips countersunk available in the standard blue ClimasealВ® coating or the 410 stainless steel that is also coated with a silver ClimasealВ®. The tapcon concrete screw is a male anchor that comes in a wide range of diameters from 3/16вЂќ to 3/4вЂќ and in lengths from 1-3/4вЂќ long to 6вЂќ long.

Tapcon:В The tapcon brand concrete screw is a threaded anchor that taps threads into the base material of brick, concrete or block.

It comes in four head styles: acorn head, hex head, flat head and round head as well as zinc plated carbon steel and 304 stainless steel. The sleeve anchor is the most versatile masonry fastener not only because of the variety of masonry it can be used in but also due to the wide range of diameters from 1/4вЂќ to 3/4вЂќ and lengths from 5/8вЂќ to 6-1/4вЂќ.

SLEEVE ANCHORS: The sleeve anchor is a male masonry expansion anchor that is designed to be installed into concrete, brick or block base material.

Diameters ranging from 1/4вЂќ to 1-1/4вЂќ and lengths for 1-3/4вЂќ to 12вЂќ, available in zinc plated carbon steel, as well as hot-dipped, galvanized, 303 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel.

WEDGE ANCHORS : The wedge anchor is a male masonry expansion anchor designed for use in solid concrete.The masonry anchors that are designed for use in solid concrete only will give more consistent holding values in concrete over other versatile masonry anchor that can be used in all three base materials. Some masonry anchors are designed to be used in a variety of masonry base material such as solid concrete, brick or block while others can only be used in only solid concrete. Masonry anchors that expand are not all created equal. Female masonry expansion anchor sits flush with the base material and expands or complete the fastening by having some type of bolt inserted into them.Дifferent Masonry Expansion Anchors for Different Types of Masonry.Male masonry expansion anchors penetrate the base materialВ and stick up from the surface.There are two different types of expansion masonry anchors designed for different applications: The expansion masonry anchor is designed to go into a predrilled hole in the base material and, once expanded, will not come out. Threaded anchors such as the tapcon masonry screwД®xpansion masonry anchors are anchors that expand exerting force against the wall of the hole in the base material that they are installed in.Expansion anchors such as the wedge anchor or sleeve anchor.There are three basic types of masonry anchors: Masonry anchors refer to anchors that are used in all types of masonry including concrete, brick and block or CMU.

Masonry anchors are anchors used to fasten or attach an item to the masonry.

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