100 X Projecting Shield Anchor Bolts For Masonry And Brick M8 X 75

Projecting Shield Anchor Bolts for Masonry and Brick in M8 x 75 are robust fasteners designed for anchoring objects to concrete, masonry, or brick surfaces. Here's a description of these versatile hardware components: Key Features: Projecting Shield Anchor: These fasteners consist of a shield anchor, typically a metal sleeve, and a threaded bolt. The projecting feature means that a portion of the bolt extends beyond the anchor's shield, allowing for secure attachments and load-bearing capabilities. M8 Thread Size: The M8 metric thread size indicates that the bolts have an 8mm diameter. This size is versatile and commonly used in construction and fastening applications, providing compatibility with various nuts and fasteners. 75mm Length: With an overall length of 75mm, including both the shield and the projecting bolt, these anchors offer ample depth for a secure and stable installation. This length ensures that the fasteners penetrate the base material effectively, providing stability and reliability. Common Applications: Construction and Renovation: Projecting shield anchor bolts are commonly used in construction and renovation projects to securely attach objects to solid surfaces. The projecting feature ensures a strong connection. Fixing and Mounting: These anchors are suitable for various applications, such as fixing equipment, mounting brackets, or securing machinery to concrete, masonry, or brick surfaces. Installation: Proper installation involves drilling a hole in the base material (concrete, masonry, or brick) that matches the anchor's diameter and depth specifications. Insert the anchor into the hole, and as you tighten the bolt, the shield expands, securely anchoring the fastening in place. The projecting bolt provides a sturdy attachment point for your fixtures or objects. Ensure that the M8 size and 75mm length are suitable for your specific application, and follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for proper installation to ensure a safe and secure attachment. Confirm that the base material is suitable for this type of anchor, and choose the appropriate anchor size and load capacity for your specific needs.