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TCM Cast-In Anchors
Product Advantages
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Stress free anchoring close to edge and reduced anchor spacing |
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Cast-in placement eliminates the need for drilling, this is particularly important where reinforcing is present in the fixing zone |
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Ideal for shallow embedment as the anchor can be tied into the reinforcement to distribute the load over a wider area to become an integral part of the reinforcing structure |
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High tensile load carrying capacities as well as applications in tension zones |
Applications
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Structural connections |
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Curtain wall and facade fixings (concrete, GRC, etc.) |
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Anchoring bracing and precast panels |
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Concrete inserts can be set in wet concrete, attached into reinforcing through the cross hole or fastened to the inside of formwork with a bolt through the formwork. |
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Drill hole in formwork. Pass the bolt through the hole into the concrete insert and tighten. Tie the insert to the reinforcing system. |
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Pour the concrete. Remove the bolt and formwork leaving the concrete insert firmly embedded. |
Product Range
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Sizes |
| Zinc Plated |
M8 to M24 |
| Hot Dip Galvanized |
M8 to M24 |
| Stainless Steel A4 |
M8 to M24 |
CIM Cast-In Anchors

Product Advantages
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Stress free anchoring close to edge and reduced anchor spacing |
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Cast-in placement eliminates the need for drilling, this is particularly important where reinforcing is present in the fixing zone |
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Ideal for shallow embedment as the anchor can be tied into the reinforcement to distribute the load over a wider area to become an integral part of the reinforcing structure |
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High tensile load carrying capacities as well as applications in tension zones |
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Simple cost effective design with finish ranging from ZP, HDG, A2 and A4 |
Applications
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Structural connections |
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Curtain wall and facade fixings (concrete, GRC, etc.) |
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Panel to panel connection |
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High shear load appications |
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Cooking bench |
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Temporary precast panel bracing points |
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Drill hole in formwork. Pass the bolt through the hole into the concrete insert and tighten. Tie the pin of the insert to the reinforcing system. |
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Pour the concrete. Remove the bolt and formwork leaving the concrete insert firmly embedded. |
Product Range
| Type |
Sizes |
| Zinc Plated |
M6 to M24 |
| Hot Dip Galvanized |
M6 to M24 |
| Stainless Steel A2 |
M6 to M24 |
| Stainless Steel A4 |
M6 to M24 |
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