Series 1

Series 1

AISI 304 / AISI 316 Stainless Steel

The anchor types detailed below, are not representative of the whole production line, only the most used.

Load-bearing anchors and fittings are made in an "L" shape.
Perfect for smaller recesses.
Mounting with screw anchors, resin anchors, screws etc. ...depending on the type of material (brick masonry, concrete, metal structure etc...)
Variations in the recesses are offset by interposing shims between the bracket and support.
For loads above 150 N, the bearing brackets feature an anti-skid system.
Available in different types for use with plates featuring holes, milling etc. ...

Shape, size and thickness are defined according to the specifications of each building.

By way of example, the table details some of the most commonly used anchors.

LOAD		CODE
N	mm.
100	30	L1 - A - 10 - 30
150	35	L1 - A - 15 - 35
150	45	L1 - A - 15 - 45
150	55	L1 - A - 15 - 55
300	35	L1 - A - 30 - 35
300	45	L1 - A - 30 - 45
300	55	L1 - A - 30 - 55
450	35	L1 - A - 45 - 35
450	45	L1 - A - 45 - 45
450	55	L1 - A - 45 - 55
CODE KEY (L1 - A - 10 - 30) L L = Load Bearing R = Restraining 1 Series A Anchor Type 10 Load (L.=Vert. R=Horiz.) 30 Distance in axe