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The TIMco Shield Anchor Projecting (M10/15P) is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable fastening solution for concrete, brick, and stone. Its key benefit is the projecting stud, which allows for precise fixture alignment before tightening, ensuring accuracy in installations. A potential caveat is the need for correct hole preparation and torque application to ensure optimal performance. This anchor features a three-segmented expansion mechanism for a secure hold and is constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant steel.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1015PSHB |
| Brand | TIMco |
This shield anchor is designed for use in solid concrete, solid brick, and solid stone installations.
The projecting stud features an M10 thread diameter.
The projecting stud allows for precise positioning of the fixture before the anchor is finally secured, improving installation accuracy and ease.
As the bolt or nut is tightened, it draws the anchor upwards, causing the three segments of the shield to expand outwards, creating a secure grip against the walls of the drilled hole.
Yes, the Grade 5.8 steel construction with zinc and yellow passivation provides corrosion resistance, making it suitable for many outdoor applications, provided the environment is not excessively corrosive.
While specific torque values depend on the base material and load, the anchor is designed for torque-controlled fastening to ensure optimal hold without over-stressing the material or the anchor.
Each bag contains 16 units of the TIMco Shield Anchor Projecting.
Ensure the hole diameter and depth are correct. Thoroughly clean the hole of all dust and debris before insertion. Verify that the correct M10 bolt or nut is being used and that it is being tightened adequately.
Check that the base material (concrete, brick, stone) is sound and not crumbling. Re-drill the hole if it is too large. Ensure the anchor has expanded fully by checking the tightening torque.
The hole may be too large or the base material is too soft. Remove the anchor and attempt to use a slightly larger diameter anchor if compatible, or fill the hole and re-drill.
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