RS PRO 908-6971 Through Bolt Anchor is a carbon steel masonry fixing designed for industrial, construction, and maintenance applications requiring secure and durable attachments. It features a zinc plated finish with yellow passivation of minimum 5μm ensuring protection against corrosion in typical environmental conditions.
This anchor bolt has an M12 thread size, 100 mm length, and a drill diameter of 12 mm, making it suitable for medium to heavy-duty fixings in concrete of grade C20/25 and similar hard masonry substrates. It supports a maximum fixing thickness of 25 mm, making it highly versatile for mounting handrails, barriers, outdoor seating, facade systems, and warehouse racking systems.
The through bolt design allows for drilling through pre-positioned fixtures, enabling ease of installation and alignment. This range complies with numerous DIN and ISO standards including DIN 965, DIN 912, DIN 933, DIN 7985, ISO 7380 among others, guaranteeing consistent quality and compatibility with industrial fastening systems.
Typical use cases include structural mounting in commercial building projects, industrial manufacturing facilities, and HVAC support systems where reliable mechanical fastening to concrete or stone substrates is essential.
Made from durable carbon steel for reliable strength. Zinc plated and yellow passivated to resist corrosion. Meets multiple DIN and ISO quality standards. Designed for torque controlled tightening for optimal load-bearing.
Suitable for medium to heavy-duty masonry fastening applications. Ideal for industrial, commercial, construction, and manufacturing uses. Supports a maximum fixing thickness of 25 mm for versatile mounting. Enables secure fixing in concrete, brickwork, and natural stone.
Set contains a single RS PRO M12 x 100 mm carbon steel through bolt anchor. Browse EnvMart for a wide range of industrial fasteners and fixing solutions from trusted brands.
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