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TCS Concrete Screw
Description
Thread cutting hardened screw suitable for permanent fixing to concrete and masonry. Hexagonal head comes with integrated washer to accommodate oversized and or slotted holes. Countersunk head for flush fixing.
Materials
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Carbon and Alloy Steels AISI C 1022, Hardened - Zinc Plated or Ruspert > 500 hours salt spray resistant
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Stainless Steels Grades A4 according to ISO 3506 on request
Dimensions
Performance Data
Design Resistance
Loads indicated are for a single screw without consideration of screw to screw spacing and distance to the edge if any. * Loads are for holes in masonry that were drilled using rotary action only - hammer drilling is not recommended in masonry.
Recommended Resistance
Loads indicated are for a single screw without consideration of screw to screw spacing and distance to the edge if any. * Loads are for holes in masonry that were drilled using rotary action only - hammer drilling is not recommended in masonry.
Installation information
Installation procedure
Equipment
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Drilling machine and drill bit of correct size to match the screw diameter
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Impact wrench with matching socket or bit size
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Air blower or compressed air with nozzle
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Person Protection Equipment (PPE) including gloves.
1. Drill clearance holes in the fixture. Countersink the holes if a countersunk fixing is being installed.
2. Using the holes in the fixture as a guide, drill pilot holes in the substrate to the correct depth.
3. Blow the dust and debris out of the holes.
4. Insert the screws through the fixture into the hole and using the wrench, tighten them until flush.
5. Do not over tighten as this may damage the fixture. The fixture can now be loaded.
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