Description

Kratos FA 60 018 00 Concrete Anchor

Alloy Steel & Stainless Steel materials.
Designed to be installed in concrete very quickly thanks to a pressure button that wedges the anchor point into the host structure.
A hole of 18-19mm dia is required for installation into concrete.
A depth of 110mm is also require for the installation.
Minimum breaking strength: 12kN.
Net weight 150g.
Standard: EN795:2012 Class B

Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Anchorage Type	Eyebolts - Concrete / Wall

Kratos FA 60 018 00 Concrete Anchor

Net weight 150g.

Manufacturers: Kratos , GT Lifting

SKU: FA 60 018 00

£77.39 excl vat £92.87 inc vat

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Kratos FA 60 018 00 Concrete Anchor

£77.39 excl vat £92.87 inc vat

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Kratos FA 60 018 00 Concrete Anchor

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Kratos FA 60 018 00 Concrete Anchor

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