SecureFix Direct Concrete Ground Anchor Eye Bolts - M10 x 70mm - Pack of 4
Yellow Passivated Concrete Anchor Bolts M8 M10 M12. A secure fixing point is essential when instal...Yellow Passivated Concrete Anchor Bolts M8 M10 M12. A secure fixing point is essential when installing plant, machinery and other items that require support. At SecureFix Direct, we supply a wide range of Ground Anchor Bolts to suit your requirements. The Expansion Anchor Eye Bolts are available with 8MM, 10MM and 12MM threads and will therefore suit a wide range of applications. The Threaded Anchor Bolts slot into a pre drilled hole in the concrete or cement. By then screwing the Anchor Shield Bolt into the slot, the bottom of the Anchor Bolt will begin to expand, securely fixing the Wedge Anchor Eye Bolt in place. The Ground Anchor Eyebolts are manufactured with an eye to allow for a range of items to be connected to this eye, such as hooks or shackles. The Anchor Bolts are finished in a Yellow Passivated Zinc coating allowing for a corrosion resistant, durable and long lasting fixing point. M10 Dimensions: Overall Length: 109MM, Width: 16MM, Thread Length: 72MM, Eye Length: 27MM, Eye Diameter: 32MM, Internal Eye Diameter: 15MM.
This guide is for anyone needing a secure and durable fixing point in concrete or cement for heavy items. The SecureFix Direct Concrete Ground Anchor Eye Bolts provide a reliable anchor for installing plant, machinery, and other supported structures. While offering excellent corrosion resistance and strength, ensure the correct hole size is drilled for optimal expansion.
All features
Colour
Yellow
Model Part Number
SFGAB1070/04
Brand
SecureFix Direct
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary use for these anchor bolts?
They are designed to create a secure fixing point in concrete or cement for installing and supporting heavy items like plant machinery, structures, or equipment.
What does 'Yellow Passivated Zinc' mean?
It refers to a protective coating applied to the metal. The yellow passivation enhances the zinc's corrosion resistance, making the bolt more durable, especially in potentially damp or outdoor conditions.
How do I determine the correct hole size to drill?
For an M10 bolt, you typically need to drill a hole between 10mm and 12mm in diameter. It's best to consult the specific installation guide or test on a scrap piece of concrete if unsure.
Can these bolts be used in brickwork?
These bolts are specifically designed for solid concrete or cement. They may not provide a secure hold in softer materials like regular brick or hollow blocks.
What are the exact dimensions of the M10 x 70mm bolt?
The M10 x 70mm bolt has an overall length of 109mm, a width of 16mm, a thread length of 72mm, an eye length of 27mm, and an eye diameter of 32mm, with an internal eye diameter of 15mm.
How much weight can this anchor bolt hold?
Load capacity varies significantly based on the concrete quality, installation depth, and whether the load is shear or tensile. Always refer to the manufacturer's load charts or consult an engineer for critical applications.
Can I remove and re-use this anchor bolt?
Once expanded, these anchor bolts are generally considered permanent fixings. While removal is possible, the expansion mechanism is designed for a single, secure set. Re-installation might compromise holding power.
Troubleshooting
Bolt does not expand properly
Ensure the drilled hole is clean and free of debris. Verify the hole diameter is correct for the M10 bolt size. Make sure the nut is being tightened correctly, forcing the expansion mechanism.
Bolt spins in the hole when tightening
The hole may be too large, or the concrete is too soft/crumbled. Remove the bolt and try a slightly larger diameter hole (if concrete allows) or use a different anchoring method.
Corrosion visible on the bolt
While passivated zinc offers good protection, extreme conditions can lead to surface corrosion. Clean the area and monitor regularly. For critical applications in corrosive environments, consider stainless steel alternatives.
Difficulty attaching hooks or shackles to the eyelet
Ensure the hook or shackle is sized appropriately for the internal eye diameter of 15mm. Check for any obstructions within the eyelet.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a very secure and stable anchoring solution for heavy loads.
The eyelet design is versatile for attaching various lifting or securing accessories.
Easy to install in pre-drilled concrete or cement holes.
Available in multiple sizes to match specific application needs.
Cons
Requires precise drilling for optimal expansion and holding power.
Not suitable for all wall types; specifically designed for concrete/cement.
Installation requires appropriate tools for drilling and tightening.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup Instructions:
Drill Hole: Select the appropriate drill bit size for the anchor bolt. For M10 bolts, a hole of approximately 10mm to 12mm diameter is typically required, depending on the concrete density. Drill to a depth slightly greater than the bolt's expansion length.
Clean Hole: Thoroughly clean the drilled hole of any dust or debris using a brush and vacuum or compressed air.
Insert Bolt: Insert the anchor bolt into the clean hole until the flange sits flush with the surface.
Tighten Nut: Screw the nut onto the threaded end of the bolt. As you tighten the nut, the bottom of the bolt will expand, creating a secure grip within the concrete.
Final Tightening: Tighten until snug, ensuring the bolt is firmly anchored. Avoid over-tightening, which could damage the concrete.
Compatibility:
Material: Designed for use in solid concrete, cement, or dense masonry.
Thread Size: Available in M8, M10, and M12. Ensure your application requires an M10 thread.
Load Capacity: Always verify the load capacity specifications for the M10 x 70mm bolt against your specific application's requirements.
Care:
Cleaning: Wipe down with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Inspection: Periodically inspect the anchor bolt for any signs of wear, corrosion, or loosening. Retighten if necessary.
Environment: While the yellow passivated zinc coating provides good corrosion resistance, prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals or extremely humid environments may eventually impact its appearance and integrity.