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How to: Chemical Anchor into Deep Concrete Holes

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How to: Chemical Anchor into Deep Concrete Holes

6,258 views October 25, 2019 4:51

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EF500R is a two-part component high strength epoxy base chemical designed to anchor threaded rod and post-installed rebar into concrete.

It is suitable for use when holes are drilled using a diamond core drill.

It is also recommended for use in areas of high temperatures – it has a longer working time, so steel elements can be properly seated at the bottom of deep holes.

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Allfasteners published this 4:51 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 6,258 times on YouTube.

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