HangerMate®+ Rod Hanging System for Concrete, Wood & Steel By DEWALT® Engineered by Powers™ HangerMate®+ Anchors are the newest line of rod hanging anchors developed by DEWALT® Engineered by Powers™. The HangerMate®+ Anchors are a one piece, steel...
Adhesive Anchoring Systems from DeWalt® Engineered by Powers™ The Bond that Holds the System Together With 3 levels of performance, these new adhesive anchors allow you the choice from the cost efficient options all...
Power Carbide Bits Being Replaced by DeWalt Branded Carbide Drill Bits If you have not heard yet, the rumors are true. Powers Carbide Drill Bits are no longer being manufactured and are being replaced...
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What are Expansion Anchors? Expansion Anchors can be used to describe the majority of concrete and masonry anchors. Expansion anchors have an expansion mechanism that is designed to compress against the base material. Each...
The Power-Bolt by Powers Fasteners is a heavy duty, vibration resistant, self-locking sleeve anchor. The Power-Bolt is available in two different head styles: a finished hex head or flat head with a hex key...
Tapper Concrete Screw Anchors The Tapper Concrete Screw Anchors are designed for light to medium duty applications in concrete, masonry block, and brick base materials. The Tapper Concrete Screw Anchors are easily installed with...
Power-Stud+ SD1 Anchors are fully threaded, torque-controlled, wedge expansion anchors. The anchor is manufactured with a zinc plated carbon steel body and expansion clip. Code Listings: ICC-ES ESR 2818 – Category 1: Cracked and...
The Smart DI+ Drop-In is an all steel internally threaded anchor specifically designed with safety, reliability and speed in mind. The patented Smart DI+ design reduces the amount of force required to set the...
There has been a lot of information and some confusion about the new requirements for mechanical and adhesive anchors as it relates to the 2006 IBC Building Code. At the Stafda show last November...
