Anchor Bolts
Anchor Bolts Connecting structural and non-structural components to concrete is done with anchor bolts. Anchor bolts (also known as fasteners), steel plates, or stiffeners are just a few examples of the various parts that can be used to create the connection. Tension and shear forces are two basic types of loads that anchor bolts can convey. Steel columns fastened to a reinforced concrete foundation can be used to depict a connection between structural elements. The connection between a facade system and a reinforced concrete wall is a typical example of a non-structural element that is joined to a structural one. The fastener's hole is just a little bit bigger. The anchor is then properly put into the hole. The embedment depth is the depth to which the anchor pierces the base material. Mechanical anchor fasteners and chemical anchor fasteners are the two types of anchor fasteners. Mechanical anchor fastener Friction is used by mechanical anchor fasteners to anchor themselves.