Anchor Bolt L Type ZP

Product Introduction

• Standard Name: L-Type Anchor Bolt or Bent Anchor Bolt.

• Common Names: L-shaped anchor bolt, right-angle embedded bolt, hook-type anchor bolt.

• Product Definition: A pre-embedded anchor bolt featuring one end bent at a 90-degree angle (L-shape) and the other end threaded. Embedded before concrete pouring, the L-shaped end hooks onto internal steel reinforcement, providing strong pull-out and shear resistance. Used for permanently securing equipment, columns, steel structure foundations, etc.

Anchor Bolt L Type ZP Key Features

• Zinc Plated (ZP) Coating: Provides basic rust protection and a bright silver finish, enhancing corrosion

  resistance, suitable for indoor or mildly humid environments.

• L-shaped Design: One end is bent into a 90° L-shaped hook for embedding in concrete foundations,

  providing resistance against pull-out and shear forces; the other end is threaded and comes with a

  nut and washer.

• Material and Strength: Commonly made of carbon steel, with a high-strength design, suitable for heavy

  structural loads.

• Diverse Specifications: Diameters from M12 to M48, with customizable hook length and thread length,

  usually supplied with nuts and flat washers.

• Advantages: Stable embedding, seismic resistance, durable, and cost-effective, commonly used for

  foundation fixing.

Working Principle

• Pre-embedding Installation: The L-shaped hook end is embedded in the concrete pour, with the threaded

  end exposed.

• Curing and Fixing: After the concrete hardens, the L-hook provides mechanical interlocking, resisting

  pull-out and shear forces.

• Load Transfer: Tightening the nut generates axial clamping force, evenly distributed to the foundation.

• Corrosion Protection: The zinc plating reduces friction and provides mild corrosion protection; the

  principle involves mechanical embedding and frictional grip.

Product Applications

• Construction Engineering: Fixing steel columns, wall panels, or equipment to concrete foundations,

  providing stability.

• Infrastructure: Anchoring bridges, towers, or guardrail foundations, resisting wind loads and earthquakes.

• Industrial Equipment: Fastening heavy machinery or supports to foundations.

• Steel Structures: Connecting beams and columns to foundations; zinc plating is suitable for indoor or

  mildly exposed environments.

• General Foundations: Any project requiring embedded high-strength anchoring.