Mechanical anchors are fast and durable connections in concrete and provide exceptional resistance to dynamic loads and vibration.

Our range includes a wide selection of mechanical anchors. These anchors have high strength parameters and are corrosion resistant. A major advantage of steel anchors is that they are non-flammable and ready for immediate use immediately after installation.

Steel anchors

Single-spread steel anchors, thanks to their high strength, are ideal for attaching heavy loads such as: attaching railings, handrails or balustrades. The double-arrow steel anchors are designed for the installation of machinery and equipment into concrete.

Steel hooks

The metal expansion anchor with eye hook is ideal for suspending finishing elements to walls or ceilings, for mounting system scaffolding to concrete substrate. The anchor with a straight hook is designed for the suspension of finishing elements to walls. Steel anchor with half-full ceiling hook for suspending finishing elements to walls or ceilings.

Concrete anchor

Our concrete anchors are characterised by superior quality and strength. They are designed for anchoring in uncracked and cracked concrete both indoors and outdoors. All anchors are characterised by ease of installation and safety in use. The biggest advantage of the metal anchors is that they can be used immediately after installation in concrete.

The Klimas Wkręt-met catalogue contains a large selection of anchors for concrete. Express steel anchors for fast and trouble-free installation, single and double expansion anchors, among others, for steel structures, and expansion hooks for suspending various types of installations, and finishing elements.

Anchoring in concrete is an important construction technique that provides permanent and secure connections between building components and concrete. It involves the reinforcement of objects, such as steel bars, slabs, or structures, inside a concrete structure.

To anchor in concrete, special elements called anchors, anchors or dowels are most commonly used. These can be:

• wall plugs,
• chemical anchors,
• concrete screws or
• mechanical anchors.

Mechanical anchors are based on the clamping of rods or bolts with special nuts, which ensures a secure and strong connection to the concrete.

The choice of the appropriate anchoring method depends on the type and size of the structure, as well as the load the structure will have to bear.

Regardless of the method chosen, anchoring in concrete is crucial to ensure the stability and safety of many building structures, such as bridges, buildings, and more.