concrete anchoring systems

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ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
Construction Products
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ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Anchoring Working Principles .........................................................................................RH 4
Red Head Adhesive Anchoring Systems ..........................................................................RH 7
Adhesive Anchoring Selection Guide .......................................................................RH 8
S7 Adhesive ...........................................................................................................RH 10
C6+ Adhesive ........................................................................................................RH 17
A7 Adhesive...........................................................................................................RH 24
G5 Adhesive...........................................................................................................RH 33
Umbrella Inserts and Stubby Screens ....................................................................RH 38
Screen Tubes ..........................................................................................................RH 41
Accessories ...........................................................................................................RH 44
Mechanical Anchoring ..................................................................................................RH 45
Mechanical Anchoring Selection Guide .................................................................RH 46
Trubolt Wedge Anchors .........................................................................................RH 50
Large Diameter Tapcon (LDT) and LDTx Anchors ....................................................RH 58
Multi-Set II Drop-in Anchors .................................................................................RH 63
Dynabolt Sleeve Anchors .......................................................................................RH 67
Redi-Drive Anchors ................................................................................................RH 70
Hammer-Set Anchors ............................................................................................RH 72
Striker Nails ...........................................................................................................RH 73
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ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
Anchoring
Working Principles TYPES OF ANCHORS
Expansion Type—
Tension loads are transferred to the base material
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
through a portion of the anchor that is expanded
inside the drill hole.
The Inside
Story About
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS Examples: R ed Head Trubolts, Dynabolts,
Multi-Set II Anchors and Hammer-Sets
Mechanical
and Adhesive
Adhesive Type—
Anchors
Resistance to tension loads is provided by the presence
of an adhesive between the threaded rod (or rebar)
Types, Base Materials, and the inside walls of the drill hole.
Installation Procedures
Examples: A7, C6+, and S7 Adhesives
and More
Keying Type—
Holding strength comes from a portion of an anchor
that is expanded into a hollow space in a base material
that contains voids such as concrete block or brick.
Examples: Adhesives used in screen tubes
or umbrella insert
Friction Type—
Load capacity is created by driving a fastener into
a pre-drilled hole that is slightly smaller than the
Top View fastener itself.
For attachments to single face of
block, see page RH 38 for information on
“umbrella anchors” and “stubby screens”
Examples: Striker Nails
HOLLOW CONCRETE BLOCK
Mechanical
Maximum holding strength in concrete
block can be obtained by fastening to Interlocking Type—
both the front and back of the block
using an adhesive screen tube Tension loads are resisted by threads on the fastener
and threaded rod. engaging with threads cut into the base material.
Examples: LDT, Tapcon and E-Z Ancors
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Anchoring Working Principles
BASE MATERIALS INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
Anchor drill holes are typically produced using carbide tipped drill bits and
rotary hammer drills. Look at the product sections of this catalog for the
correct drill hole diameter and depth of each type of anchoring system.

Concrete
Normal Weight Concrete is made from Portland cement, coarse and fine aggregates,
water and various admixtures. The proportioning of these components controls the strength
of the concrete. In North America, concrete strength is specified by the compressive strength*
of concrete test cylinders. These test cylinders measure six inches in diameter by 12 inches in Careful cleaning of the anchor drill hole is important in order to
length and are tested on the 28th day after they are produced. obtain the best possible functioning of the anchor system. For each
product in this catalog, detailed installation instructions are provided.
Lightweight Concrete consists of the same components (cement, coarse and fine
Suggested clamping torques and curing times (for adhesive anchors)
aggregates, water and admixtures) as normal weight concrete, except it is made with
are also provided.
lightweight aggregate. One of the most common uses of lightweight concrete has been
as a structural fill of steel decking in the construction of strong, yet light floor systems.
Tension Shear Combined
Typical fasteners for both normal weight and lightweight concrete include Trubolt Wedge Load Load Load
Anchors, LDT Self-Threading Anchors, Dynabolt Sleeve Anchors, Multi-Set II Drop-In
Anchors, Stud Anchors and Adhesive Anchoring Systems.
* Compressive strengths shown in this catalog were the actual strengths at the time of testing.
The load values listed were determined by testing in un-reinforced concrete.

Loading
Holding values for the following types of loading are provided in
this catalog:
Masonry
n Te nsion loads—
Grout-Filled Concrete Block consists of three components: concrete, mortar
when load is applied along the axis of the anchor
and grout. The mortar is designed to join the units into an integral structure with
predictable performance properties. Typical fasteners for grout-filled block include
Dynabolt Sleeve Anchors, A7 Adhesive Anchoring Systems. n Shear loads—
when the loads are applied perpendicular to the axis of
Hollow Concrete Block, Brick and Clay Tile are grouped together because
the anchor
they require special anchoring products that can be installed into a substrate that contains
voids and still provide reliable holding values. Typical fasteners used in hollow block, brick
n Co mbined loads—
and clay tile include Dynabolt Sleeve Anchors, Tapcon Self-Tapping Concrete Anchors,
Adhesives with Screen Tubes and Adhesives used with the Umbrella Insert. when both tension and shear loads are applied to an anchor, a
combined loading equation is provided to determine the maximum
loads that can be applied to the anchor at the same time
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Anchoring
Working Principles MODES OF FAILURE
When anchors are loaded to their maximum capacity, several different types (modes) of failure are possible
depending on the type of anchor, strength of the base material, embedment depth, location of the anchor, etc.
Common modes of failure include:
Concrete Spall Cone—
Occurs at shallow embedments where the resistance of the
base material is less than the resistance of the anchor and
the base material fails.
Steel Breakage—
The capacity of the anchorage exceeds the tensile or
shear strength of the steel anchor or rod material.
Anchor Pullout—
Base material adjacent to the extension portion of an
anchor crushes, resulting in the anchor pulling out of the
hole until the capacity of the spall cone is reached, at
which point the concrete will spall. This type of failure
happens more commonly when anchors are set with
deep embedment depths.
Bond Failure—
Shear failure of the adhesive at rod-adhesive interface or
adhesive-base material interface. Occurs more commonly
in deep embedments using high strength steel rods.
Edge Distance and Spacing
Reduction—
Reduces the holding values, when anchors are placed
too close to the edge. This also occurs when two or more
anchors are spaced closely together. See suggested edge
distance, anchor spacing distances and reduction values
in the product sections.
Because applications vary, ITW RED HEAD cannot guarantee the performance of this product. Each customer assumes all responsibility
and risk for the use of this product. The safe handling and the suitability of this product for use is the sole responsibility of the customer.
Specific job site conditions should be considered when selecting the proper product. Should you have any questions, please call the
Technical Assistance Department at 800-899-7890.
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ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
EngineeredC OtNoCRE TpE rANoCHvORiIdNG eSY S TEMS
consistently strong
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
holding power for superior
anchoring in solid concrete
and hollow masonry
The RED HEAD Adhesive Anchoring System includes a Acrylic Systems–Combine an excellent mixing ability and
complete family of quality products and accessories chain reaction curing mechanism with a tough, styrene-free
designed to work in a variety of fastening applications. adhesive. Our acrylic chemistry is ideal for anchoring
Get maximum anchoring performance with: because it dispenses fast, is not mix ratio sensitive, provides
ample working time, and cures extremely fast in small and
Epoxy Systems–Epoxies are very strong (1-1/2 times
large diameter holes. Rods are easier and faster to insert in
stronger than mechanical anchors) and insensitive to
acrylic adhesives than epoxy adhesives at all temperatures.
moisture. Mix ratio and thorough blending of the
hardener and resin are important with epoxies. Maximum
performance of RED HEAD epoxies is achieved by accurate
proportions and mixing provided by our highly engineered
cartridges, mixing nozzles, and dispensing tools.
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
COLD WEATHER USE HOT WEATHER USE
Adhesive Anchoring
and lower -18°C -7°C 10°C 27°C 32°C 38°C and higher
Selection Guide A7 – BEST FORMULA G5 – BEST FORMULA Dinotwo eCloinngcr ete FCaosntcerneitneg w tiot h
C6 and G5 C6 and A7 with Rebar Threaded Rod
Solid Concrete Applications
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS

ultimatetensile
1,2
productsystems keyfeatures properties performance
A7CO NCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS n Solid or hollow base materials
Fast Dispensing,
n Dispenses easier and faster
Fast Curing Acrylic
n Damp holes or underwater
Install more anchors BASE
in less time n Fastest cure (35 min. at 16°C) MATERIAL WORKING FULL
n Dispenses and cures faster in (F°/C°) TIME CURE TIME
cold weather 100°/ 38° 5 minutes 25 minutes
n Can be used in smaller diameter holes 80°/ 27° 5.5 minutes 30 minutes 48,210
5 fluid oz. (150 ml), 60°/ 16° 7 minutes 35 minutes 26,500
n No-drip formula
8 fluid oz. (235 ml) 40°/ 4° 15 minutes 75 minutes 10,980
10 fluid oz. (275 ml) and n Hand dispensable 28 oz. cartridge 20°/ -7° 35 minutes 6 hours
28 fluid oz. (825 ml) cartridges 3/8” x 3-3/8” 5/8” x 5-5/8” 1” x 9”
0°/ -18° 4 hours 24 hours
(see page RH 24)

allowabletensile
S7 n ICC-ESR 2308 approved for Cracked,
Fast Curing Hybrid Uncracked, and all Seismic Zones performance1,2,3
Epoxy with ICC Approval BASE
n Ideal for submerged conditions MATERIAL WORKING FULL
For use in submerged and
n Use in water-filled holes (F°/C°) TIME CURE TIME
water-filled holes, as well as
saturated and dry conditions n Fastest curing (35 min. at 21°C) 110°/ 43° 1 minutes 30 minutes
n Optimal minimum edge and spacing 90°/32° 2 minutes 30 minutes
70°/ 21° 4 minutes 30 minutes 26,639
distance
50°/10° 6 minutes 45 minutes 12,456
n 12 month shelf life
30°/ -1° 14 minutes 2 hours 4,484
10 fluid oz. (275 ml) and n No-drip formula 14°/ -10° 30 minutes 12 hours
28 fluid oz. (825 ml) cartridges n Hand dispensable 10 oz. 28 oz. 0°/ -18° 18 minutes 24 hours 3/8” x 3-3/8” 5/8” x 5-5/8” 1” x 9”
(see page RH 10)
allowable tensile
C6+
Epoxy forF ast Curing n (Bcaasretr Midagtee rtieaml Tpeemraptuerraet murues 4t °bCe - ≥45 1°C0 °C) MA(BTF°EA/RSCIE°A) L 1 WTOIRMK EI N2 G CURFEU LTLIM E performance1,2,3
All Conditions n Higher cracked concrete both strength 104°/ 40° 3 minutes 3 hours
than other adhesives 95°/ 35° 4 minutes 4 hours
Consistently handles 86°/ 30° 6 minutes 5 hours
all applications n Cold or warm weather 77°/ 25° 8 minutes 6 hours 26,639
n Saturated or Water-filled holes 72°/ 22° 11 minutes 7 hours
59°/ 15° 15 minutes 8 hours 12,413
n Horizontal or overhead installations
50°/ 10° 20 minutes 12 hours 4,469
n Fast curing epoxy 40°/ 4.4° 20 minutes 24 hours
1 Cartridge must be ≥ 70°C. 3/8” x 3-3/8” 5/8” x 5-5/8” 1” x 9”
10 fluid oz. (275 ml) and 2 Working time is max time from the end of mixing to
when the insertion of the anchor into the adhesive
20 fluid oz. (591 ml) cartridges shall be completed.
(see page RH 17) Gel Time per ASTM D2471 = 11 minutes at 72°C

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to ICC-ES AC308 underwater applications
15 min. working time; n Gives more time to install anchors
24 hour cure time
n Easier to install anchors in hot weather BASE
(Per AC308) (21°C)
n Odorless MATERIAL WORKING FULL 20,612
(F°/C°) TIME CURE TIME
n Oversized and cored holes 9,841
110°/ 43° 9 minutes 24 hours
3,543
n Improved wet/water-filled 90°/ 32° 9 minutes 24 hours
22 fluid oz. (650 ml) cartridge n Resist wind loads 70°/ 20° 15 minutes 24 hours 3/8” x 3-3/8” 5/8” x 5-5/8” 1” x 9”
(see page RH 33)
1 Diameter x Embedment in 4000 psi concrete. 2 All loads given in pounds. 3 Temperature Range A, Uncracked concrete, dry hole, Seismic Category A or B, ASTM A193 Grade B7 Steel.
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Hollow Base
Material Applications
Use the following accessories with the A7
adhesive anchoring systems for all of your
hollow base material applications. Brick Fastening
Pinning to hollow
concrete block
ultimate tensile1,2
system accessories key features performance (lbs)
Nylon Screens n 3/8" to 3/4" diameter sizes A7
n 30%-50% lower cost than stainless screens
n Special design makes screens easier to insert
through block or brick 2,647
n Does not get bent or crushed 2,360
Makes it possible to use adhesive for n Corrosion resistant 3/8” x 8” 3/4” x 8”
fastening to hollow block or brick walls (see page RH 41)
Stainless Steel n 1/4" to 3/4" diameter sizes A7
Screens
n Corrosion resistant
n Available in multiple lengths to
accommodate various material thicknesses 2,647
2,360
Makes it possible to use adhesive for 3/8” x 8” 3/4” x 8”
fastening to hollow block or brick walls (see page RH 41)
Stubby Screens n 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8" diameter sizes A7
n Fasten to front face of block
n Anchor remains perpendicular in wall
2,543
2,458
Makes it possible to use adhesive for 1/2” 5/8”
fastening to the face of hollow block or tile (see page RH 38)
Umbrella and n 1/4", 3/8", or 1/2" rods A7
Umbrella Inserts n 3/8" internal inserts (HBU-FS)
n Fasten to front face of blocks
3,558 3,558
n Creates large bearing surface
inside block to achieve high loads
3/8” 1/2”
Umbrella Insert
Makes it possible to use adhesive for
fastening to the face of hollow block or tile (see page RH 38)
1 Testing performed in hollow concrete block. 2 Diameter x Embedment.
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ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
ADHESIVE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
DESCRIPTION
*Suggested Specifications see pages RH 13
Fast Curing Hybrid Epoxy Adhesive
The resin and hardening agent are completely mixed as they are dispensed from the dual cartridge through a
static mixing nozzle, directly into the anchor hole. S7 can be used with threaded rod or rebar. It’s the “go to”
S7
adhesive on the jobsite to cover installations in ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS!
CONCRETE ANCHORING SYSTEMS
The ONLY Fast Cure
Saturated - Concrete is wet, but there is no water standing in the hole
ICCOCNC-REESTE LAiNsCtHeORdIN AG dSYhSTeEsMiSve
for Water-filled Holes Water-Filled - Concrete is wet and there is water standing in the hole
and Submerged
Submerged - Concrete is completely under water
Concrete
ADVANTAGES
n All weather formula n NSF 61 Listed
n Works in damp holes and underwater n High flow nozzle reduces installation time
applications
n Fast & easy dispensing, even 28 ounce
n F ast curing time, 30 minutes at 21°C cartridge can be hand dispensed
n ICC-ES Evaluation Report No. 2308 n Compatible with A7 installation tools & nozzles
Curing Times

CONCRETE (°C) ADHESIVE (°C) GEL TIME FULL CURE TIME
43 43 1 minute 30 minutes
32 32 2 minutes 30 minutes
21 21 4 minutes 30 minutes
10 10 6 minutes 45 minutes
-1 -1 14 minutes 2 hours
-10 -1 30 minutes 12 hours
-18 4 18 minutes 24 hours
S7-10 S7-28 Spacing and Edge Distance

NOMINAL ANCHOR MINIMUM MINIMUM EDGE
DIAMETER (IN.) SPACING (IN.) DISTANCE (IN.)
APPLICATIONS/USES
3/8 15/16 15/16
n Formulated and approved for use in water 1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2
saturated concrete, water-filled holes, & 5/8 2-1/2 2-1/2
submerged concrete. 3/4 3 3
n Can be installed in a variety of base material 7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2
temperatures. 1 4 4
1-1/4 5 5
n Adheres threaded rod and reinforcing bar into
solid concrete
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