Baco Enterprises is a leader in the development of high-quality fasteners that can be used in a wide range of applications. It’s not just hardware-related fasteners that the company produces; they’ve also developed a high-quality line of chemical concrete anchors. In this article, we’ll take a quick look at Baco Enterprises’ mechanical, and see when each is most effective.
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Mechanical Concrete Anchors with Baco Enterprises
Code-listed Baco Enterprises’ mechanical anchors make it easy to find the right one for your project’s specifications. Zinc-coated steel or stainless steel are the primary materials used in their wedge expansion anchors. Additionally, they are often fully threaded and torque-controlled, making them simple to use in the field. To drive the sleeve anchor, the PowerBolt series uses a hex head made of high-quality zinc-plated carbon steel.
In addition, a wide variety of masonry screws are available from the company, all of which are built to withstand heavy use without deterioration in performance. Hex head fasteners can be driven into place with a driver, ratchet, or other tools, and are available in both wedge anchors and Tapper options, depending on your specific application.
When working with Baco Enterprises’ impact, pin, and nail anchors, a hammer or similar striking object is typically used. Some mechanical anchors are simpler in design than others, and they work well when the job needs to be done quickly. Deforming some parts of the anchor, making it extremely difficult to remove is how these types work.
