SMART - chemical anchor in concrete

Chemical anchor S-IRV for use in cracked and uncracked concrete. ETA approved option 1.

[@arncj18]

what nobody seems to explain is if you have a 10mm steel, you need to make a minimum 12mm diameter hole

[@AdamSahr-cj4kf]

That's self-evident, isn't it?

[@khoerotulinsiyah4364]

Hello Iam From Indonesia

[@binapark9208]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@DrDanielHoward]

On a separate note I tried to drill into a cinder block (a lighter concrete block) with my drill but did not succeed.

[@RazeenMoulana]

Very useful 👍

[@kostrade1890]

Hello. Why there is no video application of chemical anchors in capsules?

[@dfnuniverse2198]

Would this application work on vertical walls effectively?

[@ethanf.6848]

How to remove the old wall anchor after the appliance fails and needs to be changed to a different one that require different fittings?

[@akre-rp7kr]

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[@callmedhee]

Are there any video that compares the strenght or the benefit and the bad between using this concrete glue and using silicone glue?..

[@user-wg8kz4ef1d]

If you mean about the size of the cartridge, it has no influence on the strength obviously. If you mean between the difference of a silicon glue front of a professional chemical glue, it's huge. In fact, if you put a threaded rods of 12 mm with a professional glue at a depth of about 13 cm, you will get close to 4000 kg pull out force. If you put the same with silicon, you will get at most a few hundreds kg. Hope it has helped. Head of Engineering Department Adit Ltd www.adit.org.il

[@rep4666]

can i lift a sidewalk with this,,whats the pull out strength

[@cwp2580]

My pullout game is strong

[@DrDanielHoward]

can one use in aerated concrete such as Y tong blocks?

[@johannesheye3449]

Yes, it can be used, but in general the adhesion in AAC blocks is less due to the base material's properties. One can drill a conical shaped drill hole (undercut function) in order to increase the resistance of the anchor. On site tests are always recommended.

[@DrDanielHoward]

I just did some tests using the Fischer product but it takes so long to dry. In the end I used other fixings. The Spanish have produced a document concerning which fixings work for Y tong blocks and for what loads and how to apply them: inside the wall, through the wall, or both. I used two of these fixings the first listed (GB) and the second (SX). The first takes a lot of hammering and I thought I would blow the wall!!! but it went in. I used them for some L shaped steel straps to retain the frame, the 2x4 wood plate on which I rested all of the joists that hold the flat roof I am putting up, a roof I will finish in GRP fiber glass. Here is the fixings list: www.ytong.es/es/docs/Fichas_fijaciones_Ytong.pdf

[@DrDanielHoward]

what you say about the conical drilling to make a plug was also recommended to us by the Fischer tech support. Well, one guy say that, but another said "no use with chemical" the picture is confusing on the Y tong blocks. However, I put a link in the other comment to studies that give you fixings and strength in Y tong aerated concrete.

[@johannesheye3449]

Hello Daniel, thanks for the info. Like you say, there are special fixings for AAC. Below you can find some interesting SMART products: www.smart-anchors.com/general-fixings-en www.smart-anchors.com/frame-fixings-en They are mainly alternatives from the products in your list.

[@DrDanielHoward]

Thank you very much. I am curious about the metal one you hammer in SMMUP the metal universal plug and its expansion in two directions. I have never encounted this before. ​ ​

[@criticalmaster2]

no PPE?

[@foofstarr4856]

They were saving it for 2020