HIT-V-5.8 Anchor rod
High-performance anchor rod for injectable hybrid/epoxy anchors (5.8 carbon steel)
- Material, corrosion: Carbon steel, zinc-plated
- Environmental conditions: Dry indoor
- Base materials: Concrete (cracked), Concrete (non-cracked), Masonry (hollow), Masonry (solid)
Choose options
Anchor size
- M8
- M10
- M12
- M16
- M20
- M24
Anchor length
- 110 mm
- 115 mm
- 120 mm
- 125 mm
- 150 mm
- 165 mm
- 180 mm
- 185 mm
- 200 mm
- 220 mm
- 240 mm
- 255 mm
- 260 mm
- 300 mm
- 350 mm
- 400 mm
- 450 mm
- 500 mm
Material composition
- Steel, strength 5.8 grade, zinc-plated (min. 5 µm)
Head configuration
- Externally threaded
Pack size
- 5
- 10
- 20
Quantity
Packs
Total Pieces
1
Discounted net
From INR 1,680.16
Technical Data
Material, corrosion
Carbon steel, zinc-plated
Environmental conditions
Dry indoor
Base materials
Concrete (cracked), Concrete (non-cracked), Masonry (hollow), Masonry (solid)
PROFIS software
Yes
Approvals / test reports
ETA, Fire, Seismic
Type of fastening
Pre-fastening, Through-fastening
Documents
Features & Applications
Features
- Flexible embedment depths for maximum performance and high cost-efficiency
- Higher productivity – use of optimal rod length and diameter helps to save time and money with every fastening
- Universality – simplifies your anchor rod inventory by enabling use of the same rod for various applications
- Approvals – ETA approved system for flexible embedment depth for M8 to M30 rods
- Head marking – enables post-installation check for anchor setting (the head marking shows the rod length and steel grade)
Applications
- Fastenings in concrete and masonry in combination with the relevant Hilti HIT injectable adhesive mortar
- Applications where flexible embedment depths are required
- Head marking for easy verification of steel grade and rod length, even after installation
- Wide range of anchor rod diameters (M6-M30)
For approval or certificate information, please see individual items.
Consulting & Support
We will contact you to arrange a live demonstration at the earliest