Fixed – builder’s guide

Chemical anchoring (also known as bonded anchoring) is one of the most universal and reliable fixing techniques. However, before you proceed with resin application, you should first consider the kind of substrate in which you are about to fix.

Bonded anchors are versatile fixing solutions that prove perfect for both professional applications as well as less demanding renovation jobs. The strength and reliability of bonded anchors make them suitable for use also in extreme conditions. What conditions are they? Read on to find out.

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Mechanical fixings have been in use since the beginning of the 20th century, and they still remain the most popular type of heavy-duty fixings, especially when used in concrete.

Whether you are about to use bonded or mechanical anchors, you really need to maintain a correct distance from the anchoring point to the base material edge. This way you will avoid unnecessary stresses in the material and make sure that the fixing is ultimately secure.

The choice of a cutting disc should depend on the kind of installation job at hand and the substrate type. When it comes to professional construction work, diamond discs are always the best choice.