Technical Usage
The Grip Anchor/Drop-In Anchor is utilized in settings where strong, dependable connections to concrete are required. Common applications include securing structural beams, cable trays, electrical panels, HVAC systems, and heavy-duty machinery bases. It is favored in environments where corrosion resistance is essential, making it ideal for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. These anchors are a preferred choice when ease of installation and high load-bearing capabilities are necessary.
Technical Specs
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanized Iron (GI) |
| Grade | 4.8 |
| Anchor Type | Drop-In Anchor |
| Diameter Range | 1/4″ to 3/4″ |
| Load Capacity | Varies by diameter and depth (provide specific values based on testing) |
| Thread Type | Metric and Inches |
| Coating | Zinc Galvanized for Corrosion Resistance |
| Installation Method | Drill, insert, and use setting tool |
| Applications | Concrete, masonry |
Types of Item
The GI G4.8 Grip Anchor is available in a range of sizes and lengths to accommodate different load requirements and application needs. Variants include standard lengths for general use and extended-length anchors for applications requiring deeper embedment or enhanced load-bearing capacity. Each type comes with appropriate setting tools for efficient installation.
History
The development of the Drop-In Anchor dates back to the evolution of mechanical anchoring systems in the mid-20th century, when the demand for efficient, strong, and durable fastening solutions increased. Galvanized versions, like the GI G4.8 Grip Anchor, emerged to address the need for corrosion resistance in construction, allowing for wider use in outdoor and industrial environments. This innovation has greatly improved the reliability of heavy-duty anchors used in modern infrastructure.
