Strike anchors, also known as hit anchors, are intended for light to heavy-duty applications, anchoring into concrete, brick or block. It is composed of a hollow sleeve, a hardened drive pin, integrated nut and washer for keeping track of parts. The strike anchor is normally inserted into a pre-drilled and cleaned hole in the concrete. Then set it just by striking the pin down to create expansion.

Advantages:
High quality - made from quality carbon steel in grade of 4.8.
Reliable - hardened drive pin retains its original shape even being struck fiercely.
High strength - enables the strike anchor to withstand unusual toughness.
High performance - permits high anchor strength and expansion capacity.
Easy operation - only a hammer is needed for installation; in addition, only a smaller hole is needed, with much smaller gaps between strike anchor and the base material.
Convenient - visually inspectable after installation.
Long lasting - heated treated and yellow zinc plated to discourage corrosion.

Applications:

Steel structures.
Machine fabrications.
Cable trays.
Pipeline supports.
Tracks.
Elevators.
Brackets.
Suspended lighting.

Details:

Material: carbon steel in grade of 4.8 or other customized material.
Finish: yellow zinc plating.
Anchor diameter: 1/4" to 3/4' (Anchor diameters equals to hole diameters).
Anchor length: up to 6".
Drive style: hammer drive.
Pull out load: 475 kgs to 4450 kgs.