Wall Ties & Restraint Fixings
Frame Cramps
Ancon SDB/SDV/SPB/SPV Frame Cramp
Frame cramps can be fixed to concrete, steelwork or masonry and have a single 7mm diameter hole or an 8mm x 30mm vertical slot. Ancon M6 Single Expansion Bolts are recommended for fixing to concrete, set screws or self-drilling screws for steelwork, and suitable plugs and screws for fixing to masonry.
SDB and SDV meet the requirements of Part E (Resistance to the passage of sound) for use in external cavity walls.
SDV ties fixed to steelwork or concrete at the lowest point of the slot will have a safe working load of approximately 1kN. This capacity reduces as the fixing is moved away from the bend.
SDB and SDV meet the requirements of Part E (Resistance to the passage of sound) for use in external cavity walls.
SDV ties fixed to steelwork or concrete at the lowest point of the slot will have a safe working load of approximately 1kN. This capacity reduces as the fixing is moved away from the bend.
SPB Frame Cramp
Ancon SDB Frame Cramp
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Ancon SDV Frame Cramp
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Ancon HiT (Hammer-in Tie)
The Ancon HiT fixes masonry to concrete, dense blocks (≥7N/mm²), non-perforated brick or hard stone. Use of the HiT can reduce the variety of tie lengths required on site and speed the rate of construction.
Once the plug is installed in the concrete, the Ancon HiT is inserted into a special installation tool, leaving its threaded end exposed. The tool is hammered until it is flush with the concrete, locating the thread in the plug. A neoprene 'O' ring must be installed on the tie to prevent moisture crossing the cavity. Using the same tool and ensuring adequate embedment is achieved in the outer leaf, the tie is bent parallel (85-90°) to the brickwork.
Sustains loads of a PD 6697 Type 2 Tie.
Length:
310mm for any cavity width up to 150mm
Once the plug is installed in the concrete, the Ancon HiT is inserted into a special installation tool, leaving its threaded end exposed. The tool is hammered until it is flush with the concrete, locating the thread in the plug. A neoprene 'O' ring must be installed on the tie to prevent moisture crossing the cavity. Using the same tool and ensuring adequate embedment is achieved in the outer leaf, the tie is bent parallel (85-90°) to the brickwork.
Sustains loads of a PD 6697 Type 2 Tie.
Length:
310mm for any cavity width up to 150mm
Ancon ISO-TW Isolation Washer
The ISO-TW is designed for use with Ancon frame cramps referenced _ _ V when fixing to steel frames.
In addition to separating the dissimilar materials it allows cramps to be fixed to steel columns in advance of the masonry. Final adjustments to suit mortar joint levels can be made within the 30mm range of the slot without affecting the integrity of the fixing.
The practice of pre-fixing frame cramps can speed the construction process.
Ancon manufactures a range of innovative solutions to tie masonry to steelwork without site drilling.
Click here for more information on the Ancon Hammer-On Tie as an alternative to shot-firing frame cramps to structural steelwork.
In addition to separating the dissimilar materials it allows cramps to be fixed to steel columns in advance of the masonry. Final adjustments to suit mortar joint levels can be made within the 30mm range of the slot without affecting the integrity of the fixing.
The practice of pre-fixing frame cramps can speed the construction process.
Ancon manufactures a range of innovative solutions to tie masonry to steelwork without site drilling.
Click here for more information on the Ancon Hammer-On Tie as an alternative to shot-firing frame cramps to structural steelwork.
Fixing Services
Please click here for details of companies that can provide 'supply-and-fix' and 'fix-only' services for Ancon frame cramps.
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