WESTWARD Adhesive Anchor Accessories

Nylon / steel wire brushes designed to prepare surfaces before joining them using adhesives. Wire brush extensions and manual hand tools also available

Features

• Adhesive anchor accessories consist of ancillary tools that allow proper drilling & preparation of the hole, mixing of the adhesive to a suitable ratio and injecting of the adhesive without any air pockets for securing anchors.
• The adhesives used by these tools are mainly injectable variants.
• Acrylic adhesive dispensers are ideal for easily applying acrylic adhesive to metal & plastic anchors. They can accommodate adhesive tubes of various sizes.
• Mixing nozzles are used to properly proportion and mix different adhesive formulations.
• Epoxy anchor screens used with epoxy injection systems provide extra security and structure during anchor installations in hollow concrete operations. They are equipped with external tabs to allow easy injection of adhesives and flush connection with the anchor.
• Wire brushes are used to prepare surfaces of a drilled hole by scrapping & removing dust particles before installing adhesive anchors in them.
• Manual wire brush hand tools compatible with selected wire brushes provide additional reach and greater user control during operation.
• Wire brush extensions screw into wire brush adaptors or added in-between wire brushes for extending the length of wire brushes and ensuring thorough cleaning.
• Red Head adhesive dispenser fits a 10 oz adhesive cartridge and a mixing nozzle for use in holes for fitting anchors having diameters larger than 3/8 inch. They provide a 26 to 1 thrust ratio for easy dispensing of adhesive that is suitable for water-saturated, water-filled or submerged concrete in a variety of base materials & temperatures. For further screen tubes, nozzles and other accessories from Red Head, visit their adhesive anchor accessories page.
• Westward adhesive anchor accessories like nylon and wire brushes remove dust, dirt & debris from the pre-drilled hole before anchoring.