High strength nuts

    High-strength nuts are connectors embedded in concrete during the pouring process. The type of high-strength nut varies depending on the connection method. They can be steel plates, bolts, pins, hooks, etc. High-strength nuts are crucial load-bearing components. Their cross-section, dimensions, diameter, and location must be calculated and clearly marked on the design drawings. They are used in different locations to fulfill the function of high-strength nuts. High-strength nuts (commonly known as anchor bolts) are components pre-installed (embedded) in concealed works. They are components placed during the structural pouring process and used for overlapping during the construction of the superstructure. They facilitate the installation and fixing of external engineering equipment foundations. High-strength nuts are mostly made of metal, such as steel or cast iron, but non-metallic rigid materials such as wood and plastic can also be used.