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| Dynabolt™ The Ramset Dynabolt™ is a general purpose medium duty anchor for fixing to concrete, masonry, solid and hollow brick and natural stone. The Dynabolt™ is manufactured using carbon steel or 316 stainless steel. There are 2 coatings produced with the carbon steel base. They are the unique passivated zinc plating process which provides strong corrosion resistance and the hot dip galvanised stud and nut combined with pre-galvanised Australian steel sleeves ensuring 100% protection from corrosion AS1650. The Dynabolt™ has a unique pull down feature, the sleeve is equiped with a collapsible section that allows the anchor to pull down the fixture to the substrate - clamping it securely. This patented feature makes it suitable for dynamic loads - wind loads and other loads of a variable nature. | |
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| DynaBolt Hex Head
All steel medium duty anchor.
Unique sleeve and expansion nut to ensure correct setting and “pull down” of fixtures when anchoring into to concrete, masonry and natural stone.
“pull down” capability ensures the fixture is tightly clamped to the surface. This unique patented feature collapses during tightening, allowing the typical gaps that are left between fixture and surface after initial anchor insertion, to be completely eliminated.
Suitable for overhead applications
Available in: Zinc cobalt alloy plating with chromate conversion coating, Hot Dipped Galvanised, 316 Stainless Steel
Applications:
Light to medium loading
Timber to concrete: form-work, battens, bottom plates,etc
Fixing services: ductwork, pipes brackets, cable trays, suspended cailings,etc
Fixing metalwork: signs, handrails, gates, etc.
Available: Passivated, Galvanised, 316 Stainless |
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DynaBolt Flush Head
Available: Passivated, 316 Stainless |
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| DynaBolt Countersunk Head
Available: Passivated |
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DynaBolt Open Hook
Available: Passivated |
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| DynaBolt Closed Eye
Available: Passivated |
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How to use | Hot to Dynabolt - Drill hole the same diameter as the anchor body and any depth equal to or greater than the required embedment.
- Select the appropriate length anchor taking into accoun the required embedment and thickness of material to be fastened.
- Install the anchor in the hole.
- Expand the anchor by tightening the nut/countersunk head/hook/eye
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