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The Unifix Anchor Bolts Hexagon Head are designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts requiring a robust, reliable solution for heavy-duty structural fixings. These silver-finish bolts provide exceptional strength and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for securing heavy loads into concrete or masonry. While they offer excellent holding power, users must ensure they have the appropriate masonry drill bit size and depth before installation to achieve a secure fit.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196711911 |
| Brand | Unifix |
You should use an 8mm masonry drill bit.
Yes, they feature a corrosion-resistant finish, though regular inspection is recommended in coastal or high-moisture areas.
You will need a hammer, an 8mm masonry drill bit, and a suitable socket wrench or spanner.
Anchor bolts of this type are generally intended for a single, permanent installation and should not be reused if removed.
This variant is 75mm in length.
No, these are designed for solid concrete or masonry and will not function correctly in drywall or plasterboard.
The hole is likely too large; ensure you are using the correct diameter masonry bit.
Clear dust and masonry debris from the hole or check that the hole depth is sufficient.
The hole may be too close to the edge of the material; always ensure adequate spacing from edges.
Proper installation is critical for the performance of anchor bolts. Start by drilling a hole in the masonry surface using an M8 masonry drill bit; ensure the hole depth is slightly deeper than the 75mm bolt length to allow for debris clearance. Clear all dust from the hole before insertion. Tap the bolt into place with a hammer, then use a socket wrench to tighten the hexagon head until firm. Avoid over-tightening to prevent damaging the masonry substrate. For long-term care, inspect the bolt head periodically in high-moisture environments to ensure the anti-corrosion coating remains intact.
