Heavy-duty / Steel

Heavy-duty anchors are typically referred to as steel anchors that secure themselves by expanding within the material. In addition to mechanical heavy-duty anchors, there are heavy-duty anchors where a steel element is "glued" into the drilled hole using mortar. Examples of mechanical heavy-duty anchors include the bolt anchor S-Fix, the heavy-duty anchor Dual Force, or the impact anchor Impact. The expansion of the heavy-duty anchor within the component creates a so-called frictional connection. Areas of application: Fastening of wood and steel structures, railings, ladders, cable trays, beams, awnings, canopies, security doors, substructures, etc.