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Fastener Testing Results Printable Image of Data Sheet (PDF Format) |
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*Approximate Count
Design Options:
*Zinc Made of Zamak 7
Design Features:
- Corrosion resistant stainless steel pin provides long term pull out resistance
- The most affordable in its class
- Will fit into a 1/4" pre-drilled hole in structural concrete
- Installed with hand hammer
- Mushroom head will not puncture roof membrane
- Note: Can be used in conjunction with a termination bar.
Pullout Results:
Tested by Law Engineering, Inc.
Rupture Discs:
Made of Galvalume metal to prevent corrosion
Designed to fit all simplex nails
Disc will increase rupture resistance to softer metals
2" Rupture Disc is recommended for base sheet attachment
3" Rupture Disc is recommended for insulation attachment
Product: | Zanchor (Hammer Drive) |
Data Results: | Withdrawal Resistance In 1bf |
Procedure Standard: | ASTM E-488-90 |
Test Report Number: | 106-97 |
Tested By: | Law Engineering 1386 Mayson Street Atlanta, GA 30324 |
Scope of Services
The scope of this project included performing anchor pullout tests on concrete anchors inserted in 4,000 psi concrete. Samples of seven different concrete anchors were delivered to our laboratory. Each anchor sample was similar consisting of a circular holder with a pin that fit inside the holder. The holder was to be inserted into a predrilled hole and the pin hammered flush to the surface thereby spreading the base of the holder and anchoring the system into the concrete.
Procedures
Each holder was inserted into a 1/4" predrilled hole, a pullout test fixture fitted about the holder, and the anchor driven in flush to the pullout device. Each anchor was inserted into 4,000 psi concrete. The entire anchor was enclosed by concrete, with the exception of a 1/8" portion which was enclosed by the test fixture. The anchor was then pulled out of the concrete until either the concrete or the anchor failed.
Specify: The General Services Administration federal specification number FF - S - 325, Group V, Type II, Class 3.
Apply Suitable factor of safety to arrive at design loads. The above results were obtained under laboratory conditions.
Test Report: 107-97
Product: | Zanchor (Hammer Drive) |
Test: | Sleeve Composition, Zamak 7 |
Procedure: | Analytical |
Sleeve Composition
Alloy Group | Zinc |
Common Name | Zamak 7 |
Mechanical Properties
Compressive Strength | 60,000 P.S.I.' |
Shear Strength | 31,000 P.S.I. |
Elongation Percentage /Inch | 13% |
Hardness | 80 BHN |
Impact Strength | 43 Ft. Lb. |
Physical Properties
Density | 24 Lbs./Cubic Inch |
Melting Range | 718' - 728' F |
Coef5cient of Thermal Expansion | 152 |
Thermal Conductivity | 65.3 BTU / Ft HrF |
Electrical Conductivity Percent IACS | 27% |
Composition
Copper | 25 |
Aluminum | 3.5 - 4.3 |
Magnesium | .005 - .020 |
Iron (Max) | 0.075 |
Cadmium (Max) | 0.002 |
Tin (Max) | 0.001 |
Nickel | .005 - .020 |