When installing concrete sleeve anchors, several tips are recognized by those in the industry that strengthen the safety of the installation with a savings in time and cost. Bob Carlisle / President ...

Pound on the nut We recommend sleeve anchors for heavy-duty projects. To install them, all you need to do is drill a hole, tap them in and then tighten the nut. Don’t tap directly on the bolt or ...

Some heavy-duty plastic anchors, such as the Red Head Polyset, can be driven into a hole in concrete. From there, you use the included pan head sheet metal screw to fasten whatever you need.

The Confast flat-headed sleeve anchor is an expansion-type anchor that works by turning the flat head clockwise, which pulls the cone shaped internally threaded stud upwards and expands the sleeve ...

Examples of mechanical concrete anchors include expansion anchors, wedge anchors, and sleeve anchors. Expansion anchors, also known as drop-in anchors, are used to secure fixtures in solid and hollow ...

Concrete Fastening Systems, Inc. has been selling concrete fasteners for nearly 30 years from a fully stocked warehouse in Cleveland, OH. Free, same-day shipping of a full range of sleeve anchors is ...