020303f Commercial Fasteners and Anchors Flashcards
Describe how concrete or masonry nails differ from common nails.
Concrete or masonry nails are hardened for use in fastening lumber to concrete or masonry work. They have large shanks and are usually grooved or twisted.
Describe a rigid insulation nail.
They have large plastic or metal washer prevents the head of the nail from pulling through the soft insulation materials.
Describe how driver and lag screws differ from standard wood screws.
The driver or lag screw has a very coarse thread with either a square or a hex head and can be driven or turned into pre-drilled holes. Can hold heavier members than typical wood screws.
What three things are used to designate screws?
Gauge, length and type of head.
List three hollow wall anchors.
Screw in Toggle bolt Screw-in toggle Plastic/nylon toggle Milky bolt Plastic screw
What anchor incorporates a sleeve wedged against the sides of a pre-drilled hole as the nut is tightened?
Wedge/sleeve anchor
__________ anchors allow the use of simple ready Rod or rebar as the fastener.
Adhesive anchors
Describe the adhesive anchoring system.
Adhesive from an adhesive caulking gun, which mixes the two parts automatically. Rebar, ready Rod or special fasteners can then be inserted.
With adhesive anchoring, the use of a ______ eliminates problems of mess and spillage.
Capsule
What must be used with adhesive to anchor to a hollow base?
Tube-shaped screens are used to contain the adhesive as it is injected; these allow enough adhesive to seep out and make good contact with the sides of the drilled hole.
The distance from the surface to the installed end of an anchor is called ________ _________.
Embedment depth
What 3 types of loads that can be imposed on a fastener?
- Shear
- Tension
- Combination or oblique loads. I
A power load is called a ______ in regards to explosive-actuated tools. I’m
Cartridge
Power loads with crimped ends must be used with ____ velocity tools.
Low-velocity
EAT fasteners should be ____ from edges and _____ apart in concrete. How about metal???
2”, 3”
1/4”, 1”