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Tygabolt Flush Head Sleeve Anchor, 316 Stainless: Performance Data
A two-page product data sheet for the Tygabolt flush head sleeve anchor in 316 stainless steel, part MTH16PM. It lists eight parts, the installation guide, and design and working loads in tension and shear in 32MPa non-cracked concrete.
What this covers
- Sizes and part numbers
- Installation guide
- Tension loads
- Shear loads
Key things to remember
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- Pre-assembled wedge-type sleeve anchor for solid concrete, in 316 stainless for high corrosion resistance. Uses listed: handrails, external furniture, and mechanical, electrical and pipe brackets.
- Eight parts: 8mm (M6 thread) 45 to 90mm long, 10mm (M8) 45 to 95mm, and 12mm (M10) 75mm. Part numbers MTH16PM080045 to MTH16PM120075.
- Installation: 8mm anchor, 40mm minimum depth, 8 N-m; 10mm, 50mm, 25 N-m; 12mm, 60mm, 40 N-m. Minimum concrete thickness 100mm.
- Minimum spacing and edge distance: 50mm (8mm anchor), 60mm (10mm), 75mm (12mm).
- Working load in tension, 32MPa non-cracked concrete, factor of safety 2.5 for steel and 3.0 for concrete already included: 4.6kN for the 8mm (M6) at 40mm embedment, up to 16.2kN for the 12mm (M10) at 100mm.
- Working load in shear, same conditions: 2.0kN for the 8mm (M6) at 50mm embedment and 50mm edge distance, 4.8kN for the 12mm (M10) at 70mm embedment and 75mm edge distance.
Who it helps: Builders fixing handrails and outdoor fittings to concrete who need a stainless anchor with a flush head.
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