Tip: for the swivel anchor, get rid of the bolt with the sleeve and start using a reusable HUS bolt from Hilti. HUS bolts can be reused several times. Hilti has a measuring gauge to check to see if they are still usable, which I think is up to 25 uses. My employer had an engineering company test the HUS bolts and they stood up to the legal requirements for anchorage.
So my only question to that is, then someone has to keep track of the bolts and their usage then right? Seems great in theory but messy if anything we’re to happen with a used anchor.
Tip: for the swivel anchor, get rid of the bolt with the sleeve and start using a reusable HUS bolt from Hilti. HUS bolts can be reused several times. Hilti has a measuring gauge to check to see if they are still usable, which I think is up to 25 uses. My employer had an engineering company test the HUS bolts and they stood up to the legal requirements for anchorage.
So my only question to that is, then someone has to keep track of the bolts and their usage then right? Seems great in theory but messy if anything we’re to happen with a used anchor.
@@mitchellacoustical3119 good point. I think I'll need to implement periodic inspections by a competent person.
hello can use this anchor in ceiling ?
You have to look at the attachment specs. This was vertical or horizontal attachment
@@mitchellacoustical3119 horizontal