M16 x 190mm Chemical Anchor Studs with Nuts & Washers, Grade 5.8 Steel, BZP - Box of 10 (JSTUD16190)

Secure reliable fixing

The chemical anchor studs are high-performance threaded anchor studs designed for use with chemical resin systems. Manufactured from Grade 5.8 steel and finished with Bright Zinc Plating (BZP), these studs offer reliable and strong anchorage in concrete and masonry substrates. Ideal for structural applications, they come complete with a nut and washer for a ready-to-use solution.

Chemical Anchor Studs Product Specifications

• Thread diameter (TD): M16 - 16mm
• Length (L): 190mm
• Max fixture thickness: 45mm
• Minimum hole depth: 125mm
• Material: Grade 5.8 carbon steel
• Finish: Bright zinc plated (BZP)
• Point type: Chisel point
• Quantity: Box of 10
  

Chemical Anchor Studs Key Features & Benefits

• Corrosion resistant: Zinc plating with clear passivation for enhanced durability
• Chisel point design: Ensures optimal mixing with resin capsules
• Depth marking: Clear embedment indicator for accurate installation
• High load capacity: Suitable for structural and heavy-duty applications
• Complete kit: Supplied with nut and washer
• Versatile use: Ideal for concrete, brick, and masonry substrates
• Stress-free anchorage: Chemical fixing avoids expansion stress on substrate
  

Chemical Anchor Studs Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can these studs be used in hollow block or brick?

They are best suited for solid substrates like concrete. For hollow materials, consider internally threaded sockets.

How do I know the correct embedment depth?

Each stud includes a depth mark to guide proper installation.

Are these studs reusable?

No, once bonded with resin, they are considered permanent fixings.

Can I use these for overhead installations?

Yes, but it is recommended to ensure that the proper curing time is allowed for and load testing is carried out for safety.

Are these suitable for outdoor use?

The BZP coating offers basic corrosion resistance and for harsh environments, stainless steel is recommended for long term use.

What’s the difference between Grade 5.8 and Grade 8.8 studs?

Grade 8.8 offers higher tensile strength overall but the Grade 5.8 is sufficient for most general applications.

How do I clean the hole before inserting the stud?

It’s advised to use a brush and air blower to remove dust and debris to allow for proper resin bonding.