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The JCP Construction Products Shield Anchor Loose Bolt is a heavy-duty fastening solution designed for professional contractors and serious DIY enthusiasts who require maximum holding power in concrete and masonry substrates. This anchor excels in demanding applications where reliable, long-lasting load-bearing is essential for structural integrity. One important caveat to note is that correct substrate density is critical to achieving the anchor's rated performance, and it should not be used in weak or crumbling materials.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196178455 |
| Brand | JCP CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS |
These anchors perform best in solid, dense materials such as poured concrete and high-density masonry blocks.
The shield portion typically remains in the hole, but the bolt can be removed and replaced if the expansion mechanism remains intact.
ZYP stands for Zinc Yellow Passivated, a coating that provides improved corrosion resistance compared to standard zinc plating.
They are designed for dense masonry; use in soft or hollow brick is not recommended as it may lead to failure.
You will need a rotary hammer drill, an appropriately sized masonry drill bit, a hole cleaning brush/pump, and a torque wrench.
The hole may be too large or the substrate too weak. Verify drill bit size and substrate integrity.
Check the internal threads for debris or damage. Ensure the shield is properly seated in the hole.
To install, drill a hole equal to the anchor diameter into the concrete. Clear all debris using an air pump or brush to ensure optimal expansion. Insert the anchor, ensuring it is flush with the surface before tightening the bolt to the manufacturer's specified torque. Compatibility is limited to solid, high-density masonry materials; always verify the substrate type before beginning. Periodically inspect installed anchors for signs of bolt loosening or surface corrosion, especially if the installation is in an outdoor or high-humidity environment.
