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Tygabolt Flush Head Sleeve Anchor, Zinc Yellow Passivate: Performance Data
A two-page product data sheet for the Tygabolt flush head sleeve anchor in zinc yellow passivate, part MTH88YM. It lists 13 parts from 8 x 45 to 16 x 110, 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
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- Pre-assembled wedge-type sleeve anchor for solid concrete, property class 8.8, internally threaded for a neat finish. Uses listed: handrails, formwork supports, and mechanical, electrical and pipe brackets.
- Thirteen parts in four anchor sizes: 8mm (M6 thread) 45 to 90mm long, 10mm (M8) 45 to 100mm, 12mm (M10) 65 to 105mm, 16mm (M12) 75 and 110mm.
- Installation: 8mm anchor, 40mm minimum depth, 8 N-m; 10mm, 50mm, 25 N-m; 12mm, 60mm, 40 N-m; 16mm, 70mm, 50 N-m. Minimum concrete thickness 100mm (125mm for the 16mm).
- Minimum spacing and edge distance: 50mm, 60mm, 75mm and 100mm for the 8, 10, 12 and 16mm anchors.
- 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, 6.5kN for the 12mm (M10) at 50mm, 8.5kN for the 16mm (M12) at 60mm.
- Working load in shear, same conditions: 2.0kN for the 8mm (M6) at 50mm embedment and 50mm edge distance, 8.0kN for the 16mm (M12) at 80mm embedment and 100mm edge distance.
Who it helps: Builders and fixers choosing a flush-finish anchor for handrails, formwork or service brackets in concrete.
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