Sleeve anchor has other names, it's also called block sleeve anchor, concrete sleeve anchor. The anchors are versatile masonry expansion anchors. Sleeve anchors are available in zinc plated carbon steel and stainless steel. The anchor is made up of four parts: nut, washer, threaded stud and sleeve. At one end of the thread stud is cone-shape and rest is threaded. The sleeve is a tubular piece of steel and the bottom end of the sleeve is split. When the thread stud is pulled up through it, the bottom of sleeve expanded. Concrete sleeve anchor is can be used in the following base materials: concrete, brick, block, mortar. The applications are from light to heavy-duty fastening. The anchor has five head styles: hex, flat, acorn, rod, round.

Sleeve anchor is made up of four parts: nut, washer, threaded stud and sleeve. At one end of the thread stud is cone-shape and the other end is threaded.

Sleeve anchor has five head styles: hex, acorn, rod, flat, round. We choose sleeve anchor based on the specific situation.

Specification:

• Metal: zinc plated carbon steel and stainless steel.
• Head style: acorn, hex, flat, round, rod.
• Detail size table see the bottom of the page.
  • Specification of the stainless steel sleeve anchor
  • Specification of the zinc plated sleeve anchor

Feature:

• The anchor is available for five head styles: hex, round, flat, acorn, rod.
• The installation is easier and faster
• The anchor and the hole are of the same size.
• The sleeve anchor can be installed in solid concrete, brick or block base material.
• The anchor is good for light to heavy duties.
• Concrete sleeve anchor comes fully assembled and ready to use
• The minimum distance between the two anchors is ten anchor diameters and the minimum distance between the anchor and the edge is five anchor diameters.

Installation:

1. Drill a hole with a hammer and carbide tipped drill bit. The diameter of the hole should be equal to the diameter of the concrete sleeve anchor.
2. Clean out all the debris.
3. Set the nut until it's flush with the top of the sleeve anchor.
4. Insert the sleeve anchor through the fixture into the hole, the washer and nut should be tight against the fixture.
5. Turn the nut until it's firm enough.
6. Set the anchor by turning the nut three to four full turns
7. We tighten the acorn and hex nut sleeve with a standard wrench, and we tighten the flat and round headed sleeves with either a Phillips or flat screw driver.

Application:
Sleeve anchor can be used in many materials for light to heavy fastening duty. Usually this type concrete anchor is used in concrete, brick, and block.

Sleeve anchor has many applications, it can be used in wood.

Sleeve anchor has many applications, it can be used in brick.