What is the difference between anchoring agents and chemical anchoring agents

There are significant differences between anchoring agents and chemical anchoring agents in multiple aspects:
Principle and composition:
Anchor agent: This is a material used to fix solid road surfaces for reinforcement, and it can achieve its fixing effect in various ways. For example, resin paving agents and paving adhesives are adhesive materials made from auxiliary materials such as synthetic resins, curing agents, accelerators, etc. in a certain proportion. Its main function is to form a strong bond on the foundation, ensuring the stability and safety of the structure.
Chemical anchoring agent: A material formed through chemical reactions that firmly bonds solid materials to concrete or other substrates. It is usually composed of two main components: substrate and curing agent. The substrate undergoes a chemical reaction with the surface of concrete or other structures, while the curing agent is a highly active chemical substance that can react with the substrate and quickly cure.
Application scope:
Anchor agent: suitable for various occasions, such as building structure connections, steel structure connections, and foundation reinforcement.
Chemical anchoring agent: widely used in anchoring underground pipelines, steel structural rods, etc., especially suitable for strengthening concrete structures, especially in the case of cracks or damage. It can also effectively repair and reinforce structures, improve their tensile strength and stability. In addition, chemical anchoring agents are often used to fix steel bars and embedded parts, ensuring their firm connection in concrete.
Performance characteristics:
Anchor agent: It has the characteristics of high strength bonding, excellent compressive performance, strong durability, and convenient construction.
Chemical anchoring agent: Its strength and technology may be more advanced, with stronger fixing force for buildings and the ability to cope with larger loads.
In summary, although anchoring agents and chemical anchoring agents are both tools used to fix and reinforce materials, they have significant differences in principles, composition, application scope, and performance characteristics. When choosing which anchoring agent to use, comprehensive consideration should be given to factors such as actual engineering needs, environmental conditions, and expected loads.