Sleeve-driven fail-safe anchor
- The anchor features a hole for passing wires or similar materials through the tapered bolt section, which means fewer components are needed as it does not require the use of eye bolts, eye nuts, or hanging hardware. This is expected to reduce costs for safety measures, improve workability, and shorten construction periods. - Its simple structure eliminates the need to check for screw loosening during inspections after construction, which is expected to enhance the reliability and efficiency of inspections. - This is a post-installed metal anchor that uses a sleeve-driven method. Since the sleeve expands in response to tensile forces, it is expected to provide a more reliable crimping effect. It has been designated as a recommended material by the Japan Seismic Ceiling Construction Cooperative.
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basic information
This is a metal post-installed anchor with a revolutionary structure that integrates the connection parts such as the anchor and wire, making it ideal for double safety measures (fail-safe). It is a sleeve-driven type and comes with a dedicated driving rod.
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P1
Delivery Time
※The delivery time may vary depending on the quantity, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
- It is used to secure or suspend equipment with wires, etc., to concrete structures. - It can be used for fall prevention measures for ceiling panels and ceiling facilities. - It is used for fall prevention measures for equipment in highway tunnel interiors and for stabilizing in case of a fall (to prevent encroachment on building limits).
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Company information
As a pioneer in post-installed anchors in Japan, KFC was established in 1965. We respond to customer needs with a consistent system from product development to sales and construction. Our business activities are centered around three main areas: construction fastening materials such as post-installed anchors, materials for tunnel excavation like rock bolts and auxiliary methods, and various construction works related to seismic reinforcement, safety measures, equipment, and refreshment.
