DKC Anchor

The DKC anchor is used to fasten heavy structures to brick, concrete and other masonry surfaces.

The application type varies depending on the DKC fastener variety:

• The drop-in steel anchor is used for fastening brackets, mounting supports, facade cladding and other items.
• The split brass anchor is designed for fastening pipeline systems, suspended ceiling systems, and facade finishing.
• The wedge anchor fastens large overhanging brackets, stairs, mounting supports, cable runs.
• The reinforced and standard anchor with stud or bolt is used for railings, gates, steel structures and other items.
• For hollow substrates, DKC spring toggle anchor fasteners are used. They allow fastening of mounting boxes, switches, lighting elements, wall cabinets in hollow brick, plasterboard structures, particle board, ribbed tile, hollow-core floor slabs and other materials.

The scope of application is broad: the DKC anchor fastens almost any heavy structure. The choice of product is based on the fastening type, the dimensions of the structure being attached, and the required load capacity. The operating environment is also taken into account, since the anchor material varies (zinc-plated steel or stainless steel).

Anchors are known for reliability, long service life and ease of use: they require a minimal set of tools and little labor for hole preparation.