Anchor bolts

Anchor bolts

Ankerschrauben, Steinschrauben, Anschweißenden Ankerschrauben, Steinschrauben, Anschweißenden

General:
There is no standard definition for the term "anchor bolts". Bolts that are brought into a foundation and then fixed to a structural steel work are commonly called "anchor bolts". Other terms are "foundation screws", "anchor screws", etc.

Dimensions
M 8 - M 100

Length:
50 mm - 6000 mm

Types:

  • double end studs(bars with thread on both sides)
  • rag bolts, masonry bolts DIN 529(model A, B and C)
  • J-anchors
  • studs for welding DIN 525
  • hook bolts
  • special design as per customer requirements according to drawing or sample

Property classes/material:
4.8, 5.6, 8.8,10.9 stainless steel AISI 304 (A2-70), AISI 316 (A4-70) further materials on request

Surface treatment:
self colour, bright zinc plated (bzp), hotdip galvanized, micro layer corrosion protection systems e.g. Dacromet, Geomet, further surfaces on request

Specials:
Anchor bolts are needed and built in, in many different sizes and types. Due to our flexibility we are able to meet every demand of our customers. We supply anchor bolts for example:

  • with a shrinking hose
  • with a combination of conduit and shrinking hose
  • with bitumen coating
  • with mounted nuts and washers
  • with thread protection net
 

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Information about screws

A screw is a bolt with a thread. Screws are used for a removable connection between components of all types. The threads are turned into an internal thread, in which the connected parts are compressed. The screw holds the parts by a clamp connection together, it is only drawn on tension.

Graewe Tadiv, based in the South-East of Europe in Bosnia, has been producing screws and cold forming parts for more than 20 years for Graewe. As a result of the long and successful business relationship, Graewe decided to intensify the relationship. After the change of name in the year 2006, this company is now under the management of the family Graewe and produces exclusively for GRAEWE in Germany.

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