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The JCP Construction Products Shield Anchors Loose Bolt (M16 x 150/30) is a professional-grade fastening solution designed for construction contractors and serious DIY enthusiasts working with concrete or masonry. Providing exceptional holding power for heavy-duty applications, these anchors simplify the task of securing structural components, though they are specifically engineered for solid substrates and may not be suitable for soft or brittle materials.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | M16 x 150/30 |
| Brand | JCP CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS |
These are primarily designed for concrete and high-density masonry; use in hollow brick or soft block is not recommended.
Yes, this is a loose bolt system, meaning the bolt and expanding shield sleeve are provided as a complete unit.
M16 refers to the metric thread diameter of the bolt itself, which indicates the required drill hole size and load rating.
While highly strong, you must verify that the concrete slab has the structural integrity to support the specific load being applied.
You will need a hammer drill with a masonry bit of the correct diameter, a vacuum or brush to clean the hole, and a wrench or socket set to tighten the bolt.
The hole may be too wide or the anchor failed to expand. Remove the anchor and ensure the drill bit size corresponds correctly to the anchor specification.
The substrate material may be too soft or the hole was drilled too deeply. Ensure you are working on solid concrete or masonry of sufficient strength.
To install, begin by drilling a hole into the concrete or masonry that matches the diameter of the shield anchor. Clear all dust and debris from the hole using a brush or compressed air, as loose grit can compromise the expansion mechanism. Insert the anchor into the hole and tighten the bolt; as it tightens, the metal sleeve expands to grip the interior walls of the substrate. To maintain the integrity of the installation, periodically check the bolt for signs of corrosion in outdoor or damp environments and ensure the nut remains torqued to the manufacturer's recommended level if subjected to extreme load variations.
