Drop in expansion anchor bolt M6 to M20

what exactly is a Mechanical Anchor? In simple terms, it is a device designed to attach objects to a surface, such as a wall or ceiling, by using mechanical means rather than relying solely on adhesives or friction. This makes mechanical anchors an excellent choice for heavy-duty applications or situations where a strong and long-lasting connection is required.

One of the most common types of mechanical anchors is the expansion anchor. This anchor consists of a sleeve, often made of metal, and a cone-shaped plug. When the anchor is inserted into a pre-drilled hole, the cone-shaped plug is driven into the sleeve, causing it to expand and grip the surrounding material tightly. This expansion creates a strong bond between the anchor and the surface, allowing for a secure attachment.

Another popular type of mechanical anchor is the toggle bolt. This anchor consists of a Threaded Bolt with spring-loaded wings or toggles attached to it. When the bolt is inserted into a hole, the wings fold flat against the bolt. Once the anchor is pushed through the hole and into the hollow space behind the surface, the wings spring open, providing a wide contact area and distributing the load evenly. This design allows toggle bolts to support heavy loads and provide exceptional holding power.