JCP Fixings Injection Resin Internally Threaded Sockets - M8 x 80

The JCP Fixings Injection Resin Internally Threaded Sockets are designed for reliable and secure f...

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The JCP Fixings Injection Resin Internally Threaded Sockets (M8 x 80) are designed for professional contractors and dedicated DIY enthusiasts who require a heavy-duty, reliable anchor point for masonry or concrete applications. These sockets provide a superior level of security by creating a high-strength bond when used with compatible injection resins, though they do require a precise drilling and cleaning process to ensure maximum load-bearing capacity.

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Model Part NumberFjinjm08
BrandJCP Fixings

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FAQs

Can I use these in hollow bricks?

Yes, but you will need to use a compatible plastic mesh sleeve along with the resin to prevent it from dispersing into the hollow voids.

Is the bolt included?

No, this product is the socket itself; standard metric M8 bolts must be purchased separately.

How deep should I drill?

The hole depth should match the 80mm length of the socket plus a small margin for the resin, ensuring the socket sits flush or slightly recessed.

What happens if the resin spills?

Wipe away excess resin immediately with a suitable solvent recommended by the resin manufacturer before it begins to harden.

Are these suitable for overhead installations?

Yes, they are suitable for overhead use, provided the resin is compatible and the hole is properly cleaned to prevent the socket from sliding out.

Troubleshooting

Socket spinning during bolt installation

This indicates the resin did not cure properly or the hole was too large; remove the socket, clean the hole again, and re-install with fresh resin.

Bolt will not thread into the socket

Check that no excess resin has leaked into the internal threads during installation and clear any obstructions.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a clean, removable anchor point
  • High load-bearing capacity when installed correctly
  • Resistant to vibration-induced loosening
  • Excellent for use in brittle or aged masonry where expansion anchors might crack the material

Cons

  • Requires chemical resin which must be purchased separately
  • Installation is time-sensitive due to resin curing times
  • Demands a very clean, dust-free drill hole for optimal adhesion

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation follows a standard chemical anchoring procedure: 1. Drill a hole to the specified diameter and depth for the M8 socket. 2. Thoroughly clean the hole using a wire brush and air blower to remove all drilling dust. 3. Inject the resin into the hole, starting from the back to prevent air pockets. 4. Insert the internally threaded socket into the resin, ensuring it is flush with the surface. 5. Allow the resin to cure completely according to the manufacturer's time guidelines before tightening the bolt. These sockets are compatible with any M8 threaded machine bolt or stud. To care for the system, ensure that the internal threads are kept free of debris and that bolts are not over-tightened beyond recommended torque specifications.

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