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Heavy Duty Anchors are specifically engineered to secure high-load structural components in solid concrete, brickwork, and stone. They provide exceptional pull-out resistance for demanding construction and industrial projects.
Concrete Anchors expand inside a pre-drilled hole as the bolt is tightened. This expansion mechanism wedges the anchor firmly against the internal concrete surface, creating a permanent mechanical interlock.
Drop-in Anchors are ideal for applications requiring a flush surface. They feature a female thread, allowing you to insert or remove bolts easily, making them perfect for suspension systems, piping, and ductwork.
Molly Anchors are designed with expanding legs that spread out behind hollow walls, such as plasterboard and drywall. This creates a larger surface area on the back of the wall, distributing weight evenly and preventing damage.
Drywall anchors are optimized for light to medium-duty applications, such as hanging pictures, mirrors, and shelving. For heavy structural loads, heavy-duty anchors anchored directly to wall studs or solid masonry are recommended.
Most expansion anchors (especially mechanical metal anchors) are designed for permanent installation. Once they expand within concrete or drywall, removal typically deforms the anchor, making it unsuitable for reuse.
