JCP Fixings Throughbolts - M10 x 120

Load capacities vary significantly based on the substrate material, installation method, and environmental conditions. Always consult the JCP Fixings technical data or an engineer for specific load ratings relevant to your application.

You will typically need a hammer drill with the appropriate masonry bit to create the hole, a socket wrench or spanner for tightening the nut, and a brush or vacuum for cleaning the hole.

No, these throughbolts are designed for solid substrates. For hollow blockwork, a different type of anchor, such as a cavity wall anchor, would be more appropriate.

The 120mm length refers to the total length of the bolt. Ensure that this length, combined with the thickness of the fixture and the embedment depth into the substrate, meets your project's requirements. Generally, a portion of the bolt should extend beyond the fixture to allow for secure nut tightening.

ZYP typically refers to a type of zinc plating with passivation, offering enhanced corrosion resistance compared to standard zinc plating.

It is generally not recommended to cut throughbolts as it can compromise the integrity of the bolt and its coating, potentially affecting its strength and corrosion resistance. It's best to select the appropriate length for your application.

Check that the drilled hole is the correct diameter and depth. Ensure the substrate is solid and free from voids. Verify that the nut is correctly engaged with the bolt threads.

This indicates exposure to harsh conditions. While the coating provides resistance, extreme environments may require periodic checks or consideration of more specialized fixings if severe degradation occurs.

Ensure the drilled hole is clean and free of obstructions. Verify the hole diameter is correct for an M10 bolt; too small a hole will impede insertion.