Best current price£12.48from The Range
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
The Range£12.48Visit shop Jcp Construction Products Sleeve Anchors Hexagon Bolt Zyp - 8Mm/M6 X 90 (Box Of 50) - White
Visit shop12 offers from £12.48 - £18.90
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The JCP Construction Products Sleeve Anchor with Hexagon Bolt is an essential heavy-duty fastener designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts working with concrete or masonry. It provides exceptional holding power and a secure, vibration-resistant grip for structural and repair projects. While these anchors offer industrial-grade performance, they require precise drilling and proper substrate preparation to ensure maximum load-bearing capacity and safety.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10mm/M8 x 100 |
| Brand | JCP CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS |
These are designed primarily for dense, solid masonry or concrete; they are not recommended for soft or hollow brick.
Always use a masonry drill bit that matches the outer diameter of the sleeve anchor (e.g., a 10mm anchor requires a 10mm drill bit).
They are designed as a permanent fixing; while they can be removed by cutting the bolt, they cannot be reused.
You will need a hammer drill, a masonry drill bit, and a socket wrench or spanner.
The gold-tone finish provides good corrosion resistance for general outdoor use, but for marine or highly corrosive environments, stainless steel options may be preferred.
The drill hole is likely too large or the masonry is too soft; ensure the correct drill bit size is used for the anchor diameter.
Debris or masonry dust may be trapped in the bottom of the hole. Use a blow-out bulb or compressed air to clear the hole before re-inserting the anchor.
Ensure the washer and nut assembly are free of grit and use a socket of the correct size to prevent stripping the hexagon head.
To install, first use a hammer drill with a masonry bit matching the diameter of the sleeve anchor. Drill the hole to a depth slightly deeper than the anchor length to account for dust buildup. Insert the anchor through the fixture and into the hole. Tighten the hexagon bolt using a manual or pneumatic torque wrench until firm. For long-term maintenance, periodically check the bolt tightness if installed in high-vibration areas, and inspect the surrounding substrate for any signs of cracking or degradation over time.
