What Are The Types Of Anchoring Agents

There are many types of anchoring agents, each with its specific application scenarios and advantages. The following are several common types of anchoring agents:
Mechanical anchoring agent: also known as force anchor, controls the load by pre burying anchoring devices to achieve the anchoring of steel bars. Its main characteristics are simple installation, low cost, and long service life, but it is only suitable for medium to low load situations. Common mechanical anchoring agents include expansion bolts, anchors, anchors, etc.
Chemical anchoring agent: achieves fixation effect through chemical reaction. Inject chemical anchoring agent into the anchoring hole to react with the material inside the hole, forming a strong colloidal solidification layer, thereby ensuring a firm anchoring between the steel reinforcement and the concrete substrate. Chemical anchoring agents are widely used in the reinforcement of bridges, rockfall nets, rock anchor rods, concrete structures, and other engineering projects. According to their characteristics, chemical anchoring agents are divided into two types: alkali resistant and non alkali resistant. Alkali resistant chemical anchoring agents are mainly suitable for scenarios such as concrete, stone, and bricks. Their main component is solvent-free epoxy resin, which has high load-bearing capacity and corrosion resistance. Non alkali resistant chemical anchoring agents are more suitable for anchoring connections on the surface of steel bars.
Hydraulic anchoring agent: A new type of anchoring technology that combines anchors, hydraulic systems, and control systems to form a precise and controllable anchoring technology. It is widely used in pile foundations, large steel structures, zinc steel grilles and other engineering projects.
Masonry anchoring: anchoring between steel bars and substrates is achieved through masonry methods. The main principle is to leave a fixed groove on the surface of the concrete, embed materials such as embedded bricks or stones in the groove, pour anchoring materials in the groove, and finally insert the steel bar into it to achieve a firm anchoring between the steel bar and the substrate. This method is particularly suitable for anchoring and fixing building structures.
In addition, there are other types of anchoring agents such as glue, each with its specific application scenarios and advantages. When selecting anchoring agents, it is necessary to consider the specific situation and geological conditions of the project, comprehensively consider factors such as strength, stiffness, durability, and construction convenience of the anchoring agent, and choose the most suitable type. Meanwhile, when using anchoring agents, it is necessary to strictly follow the product instructions and operating procedures to ensure their effectiveness and safety.