Stainless steel anchor

Stainless steel anchors are made as studs with threading on one side and an expansion element on the other.

The expansion element is usually a movable sleeve that locks in place in the socket.

During installation, the anchor is placed into a pre-drilled hole, driven in with a hammer, and tightened with a wrench. This through-installation method ensures a high-strength connection between parts. Anchor connections are best suited for use inside solid materials.

Applications

Stainless steel anchors are used across a wide range of tasks due to their technical characteristics and corrosion resistance. Under increased loads, an anchor is often indispensable — primarily in construction: foundation work and formwork.

Stainless steel anchors are also used in the installation of window structures and doors. Depending on the type, anchors are used in various areas of manufacturing and construction, especially where operation under high-humidity conditions is expected.

Features

Stainless steel anchors are made from stainless steel grades with special alloying additives. The fastener is 100% made of corrosion-resistant steel, providing protection against adverse environmental effects.

Anchors of this type are notable for their mechanical strength and resistance to corrosion, chemical exposure, and high-temperature effects.