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The JCP Fixings Shield Anchor Eye Bolt M12 x 130 is designed for professional contractors and serious DIYers who require heavy-duty, permanent fastening solutions in masonry or concrete. Its primary benefit is providing a high-strength, stable anchor point for demanding overhead or tension-based projects; however, users should note that these are intended for solid substrates and are not suitable for hollow brick or soft block materials.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1426083 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
These are primarily designed for solid masonry and concrete. They are not recommended for soft or hollow brick.
They feature a zinc-plated finish to provide resistance against corrosion.
Each box contains 10 units.
While you can unscrew the bolt, the shield mechanism usually remains expanded within the hole, making this a semi-permanent installation.
You should use a masonry drill bit that matches the external diameter of the shield anchor sleeve.
The hole may be too large or the masonry may be crumbling. Ensure you are using the correct size masonry drill bit and check that the substrate is solid concrete.
Check that the hole is deep enough and free of loose concrete dust. Tap the anchor gently with a hammer if the fit is snug, but do not force it if resistance is too high.
To install, begin by drilling a hole in the concrete or masonry that matches the anchor's diameter and depth requirements. Once drilled, clean the hole thoroughly with a wire brush or compressed air to ensure the expansion segments can grip the material effectively. Insert the shield anchor until the washer is flush with the surface, then tighten the eye bolt to engage the expansion mechanism. Over-tightening beyond the initial firm resistance is generally unnecessary. Periodically inspect the eye bolt for signs of shifting or surface damage, especially if the anchor is used to hold heavy, tensioned loads over extended periods.
