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The JCP Fixings ETA Lipped Drop-In Anchors are designed for construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require a secure, reliable fixing solution for concrete applications. These anchors offer the primary benefit of a quick and straightforward installation process, though users should note that they require precise drilling into solid concrete to ensure optimal performance and structural integrity.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196757223 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
No, these anchors are specifically designed for use in solid concrete substrates and will not provide a secure hold in softer materials like brick or breeze block.
The lip allows the anchor to sit flush with the surface of the hole, ensuring a clean installation and preventing the anchor from disappearing too deep into the drill hole.
Yes, you require an appropriate setting tool (punch) to drive the expansion cone down inside the anchor shell to finalize the installation.
No, these are permanent fixings. Once they have been expanded in the concrete, they cannot be removed and reused.
Select the anchor based on the load requirements of your project and the size of the bolt you intend to screw into the anchor.
The hole may be too wide. Ensure you are using the correct masonry bit diameter for the specific anchor size.
This is typically caused by over-drilling the depth or applying too much force during insertion. Use a drill stop to maintain consistent hole depth.
Verify that the internal expansion cone was driven fully to the base of the anchor using the setting tool.
To ensure safety, always drill the hole to the exact diameter and depth recommended for the specific thread size of your anchor. Use a hammer drill with a high-quality masonry bit to clear debris before insertion. Once the anchor is placed, use the correct internal setting punch to drive the expansion cone into place. Regularly inspect the fixture for any signs of loose hardware or damage to the concrete surface. Always match the bolt thread of your fixture to the metric thread of the drop-in anchor (e.g., M8, M10, or M12) to ensure a compatible fit.
