Chemical Anchoring

Chemical Anchoring

Chemical Anchoring is a method of fastening components to a wide variety of substrates using chemical reactions. This is done by pumping a chemical resin into a hole drilled into the substrate, followed by the insertion of an anchor. The chemical resin then hardens and securely fastens the anchor to the substrate. This method allows for quick and reliable anchoring with minimal disruption to the substrates.

This is an innovative and effective solution for fixing objects to concrete surfaces, allowing for a range of installation options depending on the materials used, and the types of surfaces to be bonded. It works by creating a chemical bond between the surface and the object, which is extremely secure and durable, making it an ideal choice for applications such as railings and balconies. Chemical anchors are also frequently used in construction, giving a secure and cost-effective solution when other methods such as mechanical anchors may not be suitable. Chemical Anchoring requires specialized knowledge and equipment to install correctly, so it is important to work with a specialist company who can advise on the best solution for your project.