Epoxy All Thread Into Concrete

A resin epoxy re is a two part chemical anchor that is designed to harden slowly so you have longer working times for applications such as deep embedments.

Epoxy all thread into concrete.

Sometimes installation of threaded rod or rebar needs to be conducted in cold temperatures some even lower than 41 f. Anchoring epoxy is an affordable and easy to use option for installation crews. Since the epoxy is stronger than the concrete the ultimate anchor load will be limited only by the concrete or capacity of the steel. The epoxy distributes the transmitted load from the dowel into the concrete over the entire surface of the anchor hole.

Code listed per icc es esr 3372 concrete and iapmo ues er 241 masonry. This is a very common use of all thread rod. Once the epoxy bonds with the threads on the all thread rod it provides pullout resistance allowing the rod to act as an anchor bolt. Epoxy can be used for anchoring handrails or securing objects to concrete or masonry using threaded rods rebar bolts or dowels that require a high strength and permanent bond.

When anchor bolts are needed in pre existing concrete a hole is drilled into the concrete then the hole is filled with epoxy and a piece of all thread rod is placed in the hole. Bars can be ordered cut to length or in stock lengths up to 50 feet for job site cutting. The hit re 500 v3 can be installed in base material temperatures. Anchoring bolts railings and rebar in concrete with anchoring epoxy.