50N400ABSWB

1/2 x 4" Button Secure Wedge-Bolt Carbon Steel Zinc Plated Driver Size: 55TXH 50 - Box

The secure Wedge-Bolt is a universal high-strength carbon steel anchor designed for most applications and can be used in a variety of tough base materials such as concrete, block, brick, or stone. It is a versatile, high performance anchor that is vibration resistant and removable with proper tooling. Available in a button head with serrations under the head and a Torx Security drive. Its a high security mechanical masonry anchor with the added benefit of higher load capacities and ease of installation. Optimum performance is obtained through the unique design of the Secure Wedge-Bolt anchor. On the working end of the anchor, a chamfer is formed to center it in the anchor hole as it is inserted through the fixture into the hole drilled in the base material. The patented double lead threads also help center the anchor in the hole and provide resistance to load once the anchor is installed. As the anchor is tightened into the hole, the reverse parabolic double lead threads undercut the hole wall. The double thread is formed with a high helix angle for fast entry and advancing. A specially designed relief thread formed in the body of the anchor allows easy tightening at a reduced torque level and provides dust relief to prevent jamming of the anchor. The anchor functions in both shallow and deep embedment depths. Unlike typical expansion anchors, the double lead threads grip a large portion of the embedment depth. This provides consistent high load capacities and low slip. The high shear load capacities allow use of smaller diameters when compared to typical anchors further reducing installation coasts.

Installation:

• Using the proper diameter Wedge-Bit, drill a hole into the base material to a depth of at least 1/2" or one anchor diameter deeper than the minimum embedment required. Be sure to use a Wedge-Bit. Blow the hole clean of dust and other material. Insert the anchor through the fixture into the anchor hole.
• Begin tightening the anchor by applying forward pressure when engaging the first few threads. Continue tightening the anchor until the head is firmly seated against the fixture. In extremely dense materials, use of an impact wrench is recommended.
• Be sure the anchor is at the required embedment depth and that the maximum torque has not been exceeded. The installation is now complete.