Sockets, shackles, anchors

Hilti drilling, cleaning & dispensing equipment

The equipment a chemical anchor depends on — rotary hammer drill, matched bits, hole-cleaning kit and resin dispenser — supplied individually or together.

Description

A chemical anchor is only as good as the hole it's bonded into, so the drilling and cleaning equipment gets specified right alongside the rods and resin rather than left to chance. Dust left in the hole is the single most common reason a fixing falls short of its rated capacity, which is why the brush and blow-out kit counts as part of the installation, not an optional extra. A manual dispenser is fine for a handful of fixings; on a full contract, a pneumatic dispenser and rotary hammer earn their keep before lunch.

Features

• Rotary hammer drill for volume work — hand drilling isn't practical past a few fixings
• Hammer bits sized to the rod; specify diameter and working length when ordering
• Brush and blow-out kit, since resin won't bond to drilling dust
• Manual dispenser for small jobs, pneumatic for volume installation
• Each item has its own SKU — buy the set or just the piece you need

Where it is used

Installing chemical anchors on site, including container-anchoring contracts running to tens or hundreds of fixings rather than a handful.

Specifications

Rotary hammer drill	For volume drilling and larger diameters
Drill bits	Hammer bits sized to the rod — specify diameter and working length
Hole-cleaning kit	Brush and blow-out set — required for rated performance
Resin dispenser	Manual and pneumatic applicators for the resin cartridge

Documents & extras

• Datasheet and technical drawing — request with your quote or email us.
• 3D model (STEP) available on request.