Threaded Zinc Inserts

Application:

Threaded Zinc Inserts can be applied to various precast concrete components, including:

• Prefabricated wall panels: used for exterior or interior walls of buildings, which may be inserted with insulation materials, waterproof layers, etc.
• Prefabricated beams and columns: frame structures used in buildings, which may be reinforced with steel bars to enhance their load-bearing capacity.
• Prefabricated panels: such as prefabricated floor slabs, prefabricated floors, etc., may be inserted with embedded parts for easy connection and installation in the future.

Features:

Threaded Zinc Insertions come in various types, and their features include:

• Strong corrosion resistance: Zinc material has good corrosion resistance and can be used for a long time in humid or corrosive environments without being easily damaged.
• Easy installation: Some Threaded Zinc Insertions are designed as self-tapping, which means there is no need to drill holes in advance and can be directly screwed into the substrate, greatly improving installation efficiency.
• High strength: Zinc threaded inserts usually have high strength and can withstand large tensile and shear forces, ensuring the stability of the connection.
• Diversified specifications: Threaded Zinc Insertions have multiple specifications and sizes to choose from to meet the needs of different application scenarios.

Attention:

1. Material selection:

• The inserted material should be compatible with the material of the precast concrete component to avoid performance degradation caused by chemical reactions or physical incompatibility.

2. Insertion method:

• It should be ensured that the position of the insert in the concrete is accurate and firmly fixed to avoid loosening or falling off during use.

3. Construction quality control:

• During the insertion process, the construction quality should be strictly controlled to ensure that the position and quantity of the inserts meet the design requirements.