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Types of Anchor bolts (cast in place)

DESCRIPTION


Anchor bolts (cast-in-place) are bolts embedded in concrete while it is being poured. After the concrete hardens, they provide a strong connection point for steel columns, equipment, structures, base plates, etc.


TYPES


  • Hooked anchor bolts feature a hook or bend at one end to improve grip and resistance to pull-out, while the other end is threaded for attaching nuts and washers. J-bolts, which are shaped like the letter "J" with a curved hook at one end, and L-bolts, which have a 90-degree bend forming an "L" shape, are two varieties of hooked anchor bolts.


J-bolt with a threaded end and nut
J-Type anchor bolt


A single L-shaped bolt with a nut and washer
L-Type anchor bolt

  • Headed anchor bolts feature a forged head on one end, creating a robust anchoring point, while the other end is threaded to accommodate nuts and washers.

Line drawing of a headed anchor bolt with a hexagonal head, washer, and threaded end.
Headed anchor bolts

  • Threaded Anchor bolts feature threads on both ends, enabling the attachment of nuts and washers. This threaded design permits precise adjustments and ensures secure fastening of components.

Threaded anchor bolts with washers and nuts
Threaded anchor bolts

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