Chemical Anchoring

Chemical anchors distribute load more evenly and remove the expansion stress that leads to concrete cracking. They offer greater load capacity for close-edge or overhead applications.

Epoxy anchors can handle a wide temperature range but may require longer curing in cold conditions. Polyester resins cure faster but are less suited to high-heat applications. Check manufacturer guidance for exact limits.

They work well with concrete, solid brick and dense masonry. Some resins can also be applied with hollow blocks that have sleeves. Compatibility should always be checked with the product data sheet.

No. Because the system bonds chemically rather than expands mechanically, it places minimal stress on the substrate. When installed correctly, it actually strengthens the connection and protects the concrete from surface damage.