Description
SGS F1300 High-Performance Epoxy Anchor (300ml Cartridge)
Achieve maximum structural integrity on your most demanding construction joints with the SGS F1300 Epoxy Anchor. A highly critical consumable in the Afrogulf structural hardware catalog, this professional-grade chemical anchoring resin is engineered to safely secure extremely heavy loads. Whether you are anchoring steel columns, installing heavy machinery, or fixing safety balustrades, this two-part epoxy system creates a bond that is often stronger than the surrounding concrete itself.
Unlike traditional mechanical anchors (like wedge anchors or expansion bolts) that push outwards and can crack fragile masonry, this chemical epoxy bonds directly to the pores of the substrate. This completely stress-free fixing method allows you to place anchors safely near the edges of concrete slabs or closely together without risking structural blowout. Best of all, the 300ml coaxial cartridge design means this heavy-duty resin can be applied using a standard, heavy-duty silicone caulking gun, saving you from having to purchase specialized, expensive dual-component applicators.
Key Features & Specifications:
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Extreme Load Capacity: Engineered to provide unparalleled pull-out strength for threaded rods, structural steel fixings, and rebar doweling.
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Stress-Free Anchoring: Does not exert outward expansion pressure, allowing for safe installation near concrete edges and close anchor spacing.
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Standard Tool Compatibility: The 300ml cartridge is designed to fit into standard, heavy-duty caulking guns for ultimate job site convenience.
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Multi-Substrate Adhesion: Creates a rock-solid bond in cracked and uncracked concrete, solid brick, hollow masonry blocks, and stone.
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Fast & Reliable Curing: Formulated for rapid curing times, allowing contractors to apply structural loads and torque down nuts quickly.
Applications: Highly recommended for anchoring structural steel columns, securing heavy industrial machinery, installing safety railings and balustrades, rebar doweling in concrete extensions, and heavy-duty fixing in fragile hollow block walls.
