JCP Fixings Throughbolts - M10 x 100

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The JCP Fixings Throughbolts (M10 x 100) are designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require a heavy-duty, high-performance anchoring solution for masonry and concrete projects. These bolts provide an exceptionally secure and reliable hold for structural or decorative attachments, ensuring long-term stability under significant load. While they offer excellent versatility, it is important to note that they are specifically engineered for solid substrates and may not be suitable for soft materials like aerated concrete blocks or hollow bricks without specialized techniques.
| Model Part Number | FJTB10100 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
You should use a 10mm masonry drill bit to ensure the correct interference fit for the expansion sleeve.
These are primarily designed for concrete. They can be used in solid brick, but ensure the base material is sound and not prone to crumbling.
The 100 refers to the total length of the bolt in millimeters.
No, throughbolts are intended for permanent, single-use installations. Removing them often damages the expansion mechanism.
Yes, cleaning out dust and debris is essential to ensure the expansion clip creates a proper bond with the substrate.
The hole is likely too large or the expansion clip is not engaging. Remove the bolt and ensure the correct diameter drill bit was used.
Debris may be trapped at the bottom of the hole. Use a vacuum or air blower to clear the hole before re-inserting the bolt.
For successful installation, start by drilling a hole into the substrate to the recommended depth using a masonry drill bit. Clear all dust and debris from the hole using a brush or compressed air, as residual dust can impede the expansion clip's ability to lock properly. Place your fixture in position, insert the throughbolt through the fixture's hole, and tap it into the masonry with a hammer until the nut and washer are flush against the surface. Tighten the nut with a torque wrench to ensure the specified tension is reached. These fixings are designed for internal or standard external use; ensure you assess environmental corrosion factors if using in highly corrosive, coastal, or chemical-rich environments.