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The JCP Fixings Scaffold Ring Bolts are designed for professional scaffolders and DIY enthusiasts who require a robust, reliable anchoring solution for temporary structures. These bolts provide exceptional stability and safety for load-bearing applications, though users should ensure their substrate is compatible with the M16 size requirements before installation. Featuring a high-quality grey finish, these bolts deliver durability and ease of use in demanding work environments.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FJDSRBM16 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
This bolt features an M16 diameter and a length of 210mm.
Yes, they are intended for use with solid substrates like masonry or concrete.
The bolts have a grey finish.
These bolts are primarily designed for scaffolding applications and temporary work, rather than permanent structural connections.
Keep the bolts dry when not in use and store them in a cool, moisture-free environment to prevent corrosion.
Verify that the drill bit size corresponds to an M16 specification and ensure the hole is clear of debris.
Check that the substrate is sufficiently solid (e.g., concrete or brick) and ensure the bolt has been tightened to the correct torque requirement.
To achieve optimal performance, ensure you are using a drill bit specifically sized for M16 heavy-duty bolts. Clean the borehole of dust and debris before insertion to guarantee maximum grip. When installing, tighten the bolt until the tension is even across the assembly; avoid over-torquing which may strip the threads or damage the substrate. For maintenance, periodically inspect the bolts for signs of mechanical wear or rust, especially after prolonged exposure to moisture. If a bolt appears deformed or shows significant thread damage, it should be removed and replaced immediately to maintain site safety standards.
