Flat Plate Anchor

The Flat Plate Anchor is suitable for use in very thin concrete elements. The head of the anchor has a hole in which the locking bolt of the lifting eye is mounted for transportation and lifting. Further reinforcement is placed above the plate of the anchor.

Description and Components:

1. Design:
   • A flat plate anchor typically consists of a flat, plate-like base with holes or slots for fasteners.
   • The design is straightforward and allows for easy attachment to concrete or masonry surfaces.
2. Components:
   • Flat Plate: The main component that provides a stable surface for attachment.
   • Attachment Holes: These are holes or slots strategically placed on the plate for bolts, screws, or other fasteners.
   • Base Material: Constructed from materials such as steel, stainless steel, or galvanized steel for strength and durability.

Functionality:

1. Installation:
   • Flat plate anchors are installed by first drilling holes into the concrete or masonry surface.
   • The anchor is then secured to the surface using bolts, expansion anchors, or adhesive anchors (such as epoxy or resin).
2. Anchoring:
   • Once installed, the flat plate anchor provides a secure point of attachment for various objects, equipment, or structural components.
   • It prevents movement, displacement, or detachment of the anchored object, ensuring stability and safety.

Applications:

1. Building Construction:
   • Used to anchor structural elements such as steel beams, columns, brackets, and equipment to concrete foundations, walls, or floors.
   • Provides secure fastening for electrical conduits, HVAC ductwork, and plumbing fixtures in building construction.
2. Industrial and Manufacturing:
   • Deployed in industrial settings to secure machinery, heavy equipment, and production fixtures to concrete floors or platforms.
   • Ensures stability and safety in manufacturing processes and operations.
3. Infrastructure and Utilities:
   • Applied in infrastructure projects to anchor utility poles, street signs, barriers, and other installations to concrete sidewalks or roadways.
   • Supports the installation and stability of utility and transportation infrastructure components.

Advantages:

1. Strength and Stability:
   • Provides a strong and stable anchoring solution capable of withstanding significant loads and forces.
   • Enhances structural integrity and safety by preventing movement or displacement of anchored objects.
2. Versatility:
   • Suitable for a wide range of applications across construction, industrial, and infrastructure sectors.
   • Can be customized in size and configuration to accommodate specific project requirements.
3. Durability:
   • Constructed from materials that offer durability and resistance to corrosion.
   • Ensures long-term performance and reliability in various environmental conditions.