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The JCP Construction Products Sleeve Anchor with Hexagon Nut is a reliable fastening solution designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a secure hold in concrete, brick, or masonry. Featuring a durable ZYP (Zinc Yellow Passivated) coating for corrosion resistance, these anchors are engineered to support heavy loads for various fixtures and brackets, though they require precise hole sizing to ensure maximum expansion and pull-out strength.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10mm/M8 x 100 |
| Brand | JCP CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS |
These sleeve anchors are designed for solid concrete, brick, and masonry. They do not expand effectively in hollow materials.
You will need a rotary hammer drill with a 10mm masonry bit, a hammer to set the anchor, and a socket wrench to tighten the hexagon nut.
Yes, the ZYP coating provides good corrosion resistance, making it suitable for most external applications, though highly coastal or acidic environments may require stainless steel alternatives.
This model has a 10mm shank diameter and a 100mm total length.
These are designed as permanent fixings. While you can unscrew the nut, the anchor sleeve remains embedded in the wall.
The drill hole may be too large or the masonry is too soft. Ensure you are using the correct 10mm drill bit size and verify the substrate is dense concrete or brick.
Check for debris inside the threads of the bolt or ensure the anchor has been fully seated to the bottom of the hole before tightening.
To install, first drill a hole into the substrate using a drill bit that matches the 10mm anchor diameter. Ensure the hole is cleaned of all dust and debris to guarantee the sleeve expands fully against the masonry. Insert the anchor through the fixture and into the hole, then tighten the hexagon nut until secure. No specific maintenance is required after installation, though checking the tightness of the nut periodically is recommended for high-vibration applications. Avoid over-tightening beyond the point of firm contact to prevent stripping the masonry surface.
