For most fabricated structural and miscellaneous steel, hot dip galvanizing is a fairly basic process. The galvanizers follow the applicable specification, usually ASTM A123 / A123M, or the corresponding AASTHO spec. As most steel members or finished assemblies are stationary, excess zinc is not a problem.
Tags: Anchor Bolts, Threaded Steel, Turnbuckle Rods, Hot Dip Galvanizing
This blog applies to setting threaded studs, handrail posts, anchor bolts, rebar, etc.
Tags: EZ Sleeve, Anchor Bolts, Rebar Anchor, Rebar Coupler
One of the most overlooked factors in anchor bolt manufacturing is the bend in a hooked bolt. We’ve seen them done using a variety of methods, but the one to be careful with is the press brake.
Tags: Anchor Bolts, Bent Anchor Bolts
Tags: F1554, Anchor Bolts, Bent Anchor Bolts, Cut Thread
First this article will describe the condition known as Hydrogen Embrittlement. Further below it will get into how and why Hydrogen Embrittlement is an important factor when Galvanizing any steel or alloy product.
Tags: F1554, Anchor Bolts, Bent Anchor Bolts
Functionally, there is no difference between a cut thread and a rolled thread. The difference enters in the manufacture of the bolt. Using 1” anchor bolts as an example the processes are:
Tags: Anchor Bolts, Cut Thread
