Chemical fixing bolts, also known as chemical anchor bolts, are designed to create a strong and permanent bond between the anchor and the base material. These bolts are commonly used in applications where traditional mechanical anchors may not be suitable, such as in cracked concrete, seismic zones, or for heavy-duty load requirements. Chemical fixing bolts offer excellent load-bearing capacity and are resistant to vibration and dynamic loads, making them ideal for critical structural connections.

3. Aesthetic Appeal Stainless steel has a polished, modern appearance that can enhance the overall look of a project. When aesthetics are important, using 5% 2016 stainless steel threaded rods can provide both functionality and visual appeal.

The sleeve anchor fixing consists of a cylindrical metal sleeve with internal threads, a nut, and a screw or bolt. The sleeve is inserted into a pre-drilled hole in the masonry surface, and the nut and screw are then tightened to expand the sleeve and create a tight grip on the surrounding material. This creates a strong and secure connection that can support heavy loads and withstand the test of time.