The umbrella handle anchor is named because the end of the bolt is a J-shaped hook (similar to the umbrella handle). It consists of a threaded rod and a J-shaped hook. The hook part is completely embedded in the concrete to provide pull-out resistance.
The umbrella handle anchor is named because the end of the bolt is a J-shaped hook (similar to the umbrella handle). It consists of a threaded rod and a J-shaped hook. The hook part is completely embedded in the concrete to provide pull-out resistance.
Material: Q235 carbon steel (conventional), Q345 alloy steel (high strength), surface galvanized or phosphating.
Features:
Flexible pre-embedding: The length of the hook can be customized to meet different burial depth requirements;
Economical efficiency: Simple processing, lower cost than welded plate anchors;
Corrosion resistance: The galvanized layer can resist general corrosion and has a service life of more than 10 years.
Functions:
Fix small and medium-sized steel structures, street lamp posts, and small machinery;
Suitable for temporary or semi-permanent installation, easy to disassemble.
Scenario:
Municipal street lamps, billboards, agricultural equipment, small factories.
Installation:
Drill a hole in the concrete foundation, insert the umbrella handle anchor and pour it;
When installing the equipment, tighten it with a nut, and the direction of the hook must be consistent with the direction of force.
Maintenance: Avoid deformation of the bolts caused by over-tightening, and regularly check whether the concrete is cracked.
Select the hook length according to the embedded depth (e.g. if the embedded depth is 300mm, the hook length can be 200mm);
It is recommended to choose hot-dip galvanized material in high humidity environment, and the salt spray test needs to be more than 72 hours.
Type | 7-shaped anchor | Welding plate anchor | Umbrella handle anchor |
Core advantages | Standardization, low cost | High load-bearing capacity, vibration resistance | Flexible embedding, economy |
Applicable load | 1-5 tons | 5-50 tons | 1-3 tons |
Typical scenarios | Street lights, light steel structures | Bridges, heavy equipment | Temporary buildings, small machinery |
Installation method | Embedding + nut fastening | Embedding + welding pad | Embedding + nut fastening |
Corrosion resistance level | Electrogalvanizing (conventional) | Hot-dip galvanizing + painting (high corrosion resistance) | Galvanizing (ordinary) |
Economic needs: Umbrella handle anchors are preferred, taking into account both cost and function;
High stability needs: Welded plate anchors are the first choice for heavy equipment;
Standardized scenarios: 7-shaped anchors are suitable for most conventional fixing needs.