JCP Fixings Drop-In Anchors - ZYP M20/25 X 80 - Gold

These anchors are designed for secure, heavy-duty fixing in concrete, primarily for internal applications where reliable load-bearing is required.

While the ZYP finish provides corrosion resistance, these anchors are optimized for internal use. Prolonged exposure to outdoor elements may compromise their longevity and effectiveness.

You will need a hammer drill with a masonry bit of the correct size, a wire brush and compressed air for cleaning the hole, and a hammer and appropriate setting tool to expand the anchor.

The anchor is set correctly when the internal cone is fully expanded, creating a secure grip within the concrete. Attempting to tighten the fixture bolt or threaded rod will confirm if the anchor is set and holding firm.

The ZYP coating is a zinc-based plating that enhances the anchor's resistance to corrosion, making it more durable for use in protected environments and helping to prevent unsightly rust marks.

No, these drop-in anchors are specifically designed for solid concrete. They will not function correctly or provide adequate strength in hollow materials.

This specific product variant (ZYP M20/25 X 80) comes in a box containing 25 anchors.

Ensure the hole was drilled to the correct diameter and depth. Verify that the hole was thoroughly cleaned of dust and debris before inserting the anchor. Make sure the setting tool is used correctly and strikes the anchor firmly.

The hole may be too large or not cleaned properly. If the anchor is loose, it might not be possible to achieve a secure fixing. Remove the anchor and re-drill the hole slightly smaller if possible, or use a larger anchor if the hole is too big. Ensure the anchor is fully seated before setting.

While ZYP coated, prolonged exposure to damp or corrosive environments can eventually affect the finish. For internal use, this is less common. Ensure storage is in a dry place and clean any surface dirt promptly.

Re-check that the anchor was properly set. Ensure the bolt or threaded rod is fully engaged with the anchor's internal threads and tightened appropriately. The load capacity of the anchor should not be exceeded.