sleeve anchor Available in hex head and six other head styles Available 1/4 - 3/4" diameter up to 6-1/4" length

Use with the following base materials:
Concrete	Brick	Block
Applications:
Medium to heavy-duty fastening into solid concrete. Dead loads only.

Features of sleeve anchors:

Anchor diameter equals hole diameterAvailable in hex head and six other head stylesAvailable 1/4 - 3/4" diameter up to 6-1/4" lengthZinc plated carbon steel and 304 stainless steelProvides full 360° hole contact over large area and reduces concrete stressHeavy-loading capacityPre assembled for faster, easier installationsDynabolt can be installed through object to be fastenedSleeve design improves holding powerNo pre-spotting of holes necessaryWill work in any depth of hole

Also known as:
Sup-r-sleeve	Block anchor	Lok bolt
Thunderbolt	Masonry anchor	Lock bolt
Sleeve all	Bolt sleeve anchor	Dynabolt
Concrete anchor

Installation Instructions 

Sleeve anchor can be installed in six easy steps. These concrete fasteners are pre-assembled to make installation quick and easy. A sleeve anchor has strong holding power and a heavy-loading capacity. Concrete anchors can be installed in brick, block, or concrete and work best in medium to heavy-duty capacities. This type of fastener can be used in any hole depth and pre-spotting is not necessary. Step by Step Anchor Installation Instructions follow:

1. Drill hole same diameter as anchor diameter and 1/2 to 1 deeper than expected embedment.

2. Clean hole of all debris.

3. Set the nut flush with the top of the sleeve anchor.

4. Insert anchor through fixture into hole in base material until washer and nut are tight against the fixture.

5. Turn nut until finger tight.

6. Use wrench to set sleeve anchor by turning nut 3 to 4 full turns.

Frequently Asked Questions

  

Q: What other names are these type of anchors called?A: Sleeve anchor, sup-r-sleeve, thunderbolt, bolt sleeve anchor, lok bolt, lock bolt, dynabolt, sleeve all, sleeve anchors, concrete anchor, block anchor, masonry anchor.Q: Does the sleeve anchor when expanded have a finished head?A: The Flat and Round head sleeve anchors would, but the acorn and hex could have the stud sticking up through.Q: How do I determine the length of anchor to use?A: The Flat and Round head sleeve anchors would, but the acorn and hex could have the stud sticking up through.Q: What size bit do I use?A: Bit size is anchor size.Q: Do I need to use a hammer drill to drill the hole?A: it is highly recommended, you will end up with a better hole, its a lot easier and faster.

sleeve anchor with hex nut