High-Performance Impact Anchors | Fast & Reliable
Concrete Fastening Solutions
Engineered for rapid, heavy-duty installation into concrete, brickwork, and solid stone, our Impact
Anchors (Hammer Drive Anchors) offer holding force and structural integrity. Featuring a
quick hammer-set mechanism, these expansion anchors drastically reduce installation time for
commercial, industrial, and residential construction projects without compromising load capacity.

Key Features & Benefits
Rapid Hammer-In Installation: Simply drill a hole and drive the anchor home with a hammer — no
specialized installation tools required, saving up to 50% labor time on site.
High Load-Bearing Strength: Deep expansion sleeve design ensures full 360° contact within the
base material, delivering high tensile and shear resistance.
Durable & Weather-Resistant Coatings: Available in Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel, Yellow Zinc, and
Grade 304/316 Stainless Steel for long-lasting corrosion resistance in both indoor and outdoor
environments.
Tamper-Proof & Secure Design: Once installed, the anchor head sits tight against the fixture,
making it resistant to unauthorized removal or vibration loosening.
Versatile Application: Suitable for uncracked concrete, solid clay brick, natural stone, and dense
blockwork.
Technical Specifications
Specification Details & Options
Material Carbon Steel :(Grade 4.8 / 8.8), Stainless Steel SS304 / SS316
Head Type :Countersunk Flat Head, Mushroom Head, Hex Head, Round Head
Sleeve Material:Nylon (Polyamide 6.6) / Zinc Alloy / Steel Expansion Sleeve
Surface Finish: Electro Zinc Plated (CR3+), Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG), Yellow Zinc
Diameter Options: M5, M6, M8, M10, M12 / 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2"
Length Options :25mm – 200mm (1" – 8")
Common Applications
Impact Anchors are widely utilized across various structural and secondary fixing projects:
Drywall & Framing Tracks: Securing metal studs, timber battening, and sole plates to concrete
floors and walls.
Electrical & Plumbing Fixtures: Mounting cable trays, conduit clamps, junction boxes, and pipe
brackets.
Facade & Curtain Wall Bracketry: Secondary fixing of angle brackets and light support channels.
Handrails & Guardrails: Quick anchor point setup for protection barriers and safety rails.
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