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The Thunderbolt All-Purpose Anchors are designed for users needing versatile and reliable fastening solutions across a variety of materials including concrete, brick, wood, and stone. Their key benefit lies in providing a secure, removable fixing with no expansion stress, enabling close-to-edge installations. A potential consideration is their specific size (M5 x 50), which may not suit all applications. Key features include a hexagon flange head for a tight fit, durable material construction, and a design that allows fixing through hollow sections without marking out.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196311302 |
| Brand | Thunderbolt |
The primary advantage is their ability to provide a secure mechanical interlock without causing expansion stress in the material, making them suitable for a wider range of applications and materials.
Yes, these anchors are designed to fix through hollow sections, providing a reliable fixing in hollow block or cavity walls.
Yes, they are made from durable materials suitable for a wide range of applications, both indoor and outdoor, though regular inspection is recommended in harsh environments.
A drill for the pilot hole and a suitable tool to turn the hexagon flange head, such as a socket wrench, are typically required.
Yes, these anchors are designed to be totally removable, allowing for adjustments or relocation without damaging the material significantly.
The size of these anchors is M5 x 50.
They can be used in concrete, brick, wood, marble, block, stone, and other construction materials.
Ensure the hole drilled is the correct size for the M5 anchor and that the material is sound. Check that the anchor is fully seated before tightening.
Verify the hole diameter is correct. If the hole is slightly too small, a small amount of lubricant might help, or the hole may need to be reamed slightly.
This typically indicates the hole is too large or the material is crumbling. The anchor may not be able to create a proper mechanical interlock. In some cases, a larger anchor or a different type of fixing may be required.
Ensure you are turning the anchor in the correct direction to loosen. If it is seized, apply a penetrating lubricant and allow it to work before attempting removal again.
Setup:
Compatibility:
These anchors are designed for use in concrete, brick, wood, marble, block, stone, and other solid or hollow construction materials. Ensure the material is capable of supporting the load.
Care:
While designed for durability, it is recommended to inspect anchors periodically, especially in outdoor or harsh environments, for any signs of corrosion or wear. Clean any visible debris from the anchor head. Store unused anchors in a dry place.
