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Prestressed Concrete Anchorage Devices – Quality & Durability
Durable Construction: Made from carbon or stainless steel for enhanced strength and corrosion resistance.
Versatile Design: Multiple holes (3–12) accommodate various anchor patterns and sizes.
Customizable Dimensions: Plates range from 50mm × 50mm to 200mm × 200mm, with thicknesses from 5mm to 20mm.
Easy Installation: Precisely engineered holes allow secure bolt placement and quick alignment.
Reliable Performance: Smooth or textured finishes and optional chamfered edges protect surrounding materials while maintaining a strong grip.
Adaptable Use: Suitable for diverse applications, from structural anchoring to mechanical and architectural mounting.
Prestressed Concrete Anchorage Devices combine versatility, durability, and precision for dependable anchoring solutions across construction, engineering, and marine applications. Designed for adaptability, they ensure secure installations and long-term structural integrity.
Q: What materials are used in the anchorage plates?
A: The plates are made from premium‑grade steel — either carbon steel or stainless steel — depending on the user’s application and the environment.
Q: What sizes and hole configurations are available?
A: The flat bearing plates typically come in dimensions ranging from 50 × 50 mm up to 200 × 200 mm, with thicknesses between 5 mm and 20 mm. The number of holes varies from 3 to 12, and the hole diameters usually range from 8 mm to 30 mm.
Q: How do these devices ensure durability and performance in harsh conditions?
A: They are engineered with corrosion‑resistant materials, and the surface finish (smooth or textured) plus optional chamfered edges help protect against damage during installation. This contributes to long‑term reliable performance.
Q: What kinds of applications are these anchorage devices suitable for?
A: They are used in structural anchoring of concrete elements (foundations, beams, columns), in heavy‑duty mechanical equipment mounts, for architectural attachments, and in civil‑engineering works such as retaining walls, bridges, and even marine platforms where corrosion resistance is key. (Generalised from broader description)
Q: Are the specifications fixed or can they be customized?
A: Specifications may vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific demands of the project. It’s important to consult the manufacturer’s documentation to confirm exact dimensions, hole patterns, finishes, and installation guidelines.
