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The Range£21.99Visit shop Jcp Fixings Eta Drop-In Anchors Ce Bright Zinc Plated - M10/12 X 40 (Box Of 50) - Silver
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The JCP Fixings ETA Drop-In Anchors are ideal for construction professionals and experienced DIY enthusiasts who require a heavy-duty, secure fixing solution for concrete surfaces. These anchors provide exceptional load-bearing strength and long-term durability, though they require a precision-drilled hole and a setting tool to ensure a proper mechanical bond.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Fjadbm16 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
These anchors are specifically designed for use in solid, dense concrete.
While the bright zinc plated finish offers some corrosion resistance, they are best suited for indoor or sheltered environments. For coastal or highly corrosive outdoor environments, stainless steel alternatives are recommended.
Yes, you will need a corresponding setting tool to drive the internal expansion cone into the anchor body.
M16 refers to the metric thread size, and the numbers represent the anchor's physical dimensions and compatibility requirements.
No, these are permanent mechanical anchors and are intended for single-use only.
The hole may be too large or the anchor failed to expand. Ensure the drill bit size matches the manufacturer's specification and the setting tool was used correctly.
Clear all concrete dust and grit from the bottom of the hole. Ensure the hole is drilled to the correct depth and diameter.
Installation requires a rotary hammer drill and a high-quality masonry bit matching the diameter of the anchor. 1. Drill a hole into the concrete to the specified depth. 2. Remove all dust and debris from the hole using a brush or compressed air to ensure maximum friction. 3. Insert the anchor into the hole with the threaded end facing out. 4. Use a manual setting tool to drive the internal cone down until the anchor is properly expanded. To maintain the life of the anchor, avoid exposure to highly acidic environments or standing salt water, which may eventually overcome the protective zinc coating.
