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Steel Structure Embedded PartsSteel structure embedded parts are integral components embedded within concrete structures during construction to securely fasten steel frameworks. They play a critical role in the structural...read more
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Wall Panel Mechanical ConnectorsWall Panel Mechanical Connectors are designed to create reliable structural connections between precast concrete wall panels, supporting frames, and adjacent elements. Compared with traditional...read more
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Precast Concrete Wall Panel ConnectorsPrecast Concrete Wall Panel Connectors are engineered structural components designed to connect precast concrete wall panels with adjacent panels, columns, beams, foundations, or supporting steel...read more
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Bolted Beam Connection SystemsOur Bolted Beam Connection Systems are manufactured for precast concrete producers, construction material distributors, engineering contractors, and modular building companies that require stable...read more
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Mechanical Beam ConnectorsEliminate site welding bottlenecks and wet-work curing delays. Our heavy-duty mechanical beam connectors transfer vertical, shear, and tensile loads predictably between precast concrete beams,...read more
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Modular Precast Connection SystemsAt our manufacturing facility, we solve fitment issues before your components leave our shop floor. We manufacture standard and drawing-based precast connection components engineered for tight...read more
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Precast Structural ConnectorsBy replacing weather-dependent field welding and structural cast-in-place wet joints, these engineered connector systems provide reliable force transfer (tension, shear, and bending moment),...read more
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Steel Connector Systems For Precast ConcreteSteel Connector Systems for Precast Concrete are structural load-bearing components engineered to form precise mechanical connections between precast concrete elements—including columns, beams,...read more
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Dry Precast Connection SystemsDry Precast Connection Systems are precision-engineered structural steel joining solutions designed to unite precast concrete columns, beams, shear walls, and facade panels without requiring...read more
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Rebar Mechanical Anchorrebar mechanical anchor is a device to realize the anchorage of rebar and concrete through mechanical connection, which consists of high-strength metal plate and straight-threaded nut, directly...read more
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Connecting Tie Rod Anchor Pin -Thermal Insulation ConnectorsAssembled building thermal insulation connector is a key component for prefabricated concrete sandwich thermal insulation wall panels, the main function is to connect the inner and outer leaf...read more
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Electrical Box Insert MagnetsElectrical box insert magnet is a magnetic pre-embedded fixing device used in the production of precast concrete components (wall panels, floor slabs), which is adsorbed onto steel formwork or...read more
WebORANXIN Brass Hex Bolts Screws - M8 M10 M12 Hexagonal Allen Bolt Metric Thread Hex Head Fasteners Machine Screw Tools 1 $569 - $1414 uxcell Brass Hex Bolts, M5x12mm 10pcs Fully Thread Grade 4.8...
WebMedium-Pressure Plated Brass Threaded Pipe Fittings. Plated with nickel, these brass fittings resist rust better than steel and unfinished brass fittings. Select them when you need more strength...
WebRoHS. M4 x 16mm Self-Colour Brass Set Screws / Bolts, Hex, 50 Pack. UNBRANDED. ISO metric, coarse threaded, self-coloured, brass set screws; supplied in packs of 50. You previously purchased this...
WebSocket caps have a small cylindrical head with tall vertical sides. Allen (hex socket) drive is a six-sided recess for use with an Allen wrench (hex key). Also known as A-2 stainless, 18-8 is the...
WebThere are two different types of stainless steel: A4 (316) has a higher corrosion resistance than A2 (304). Both grades can handle low and high temperatures. Steel comes in different grade and...
WebSize M10 Inch Metric Length " 2 " 3 " 8 mm 10 mm 12 mm 13.7 mm 14 mm 15 mm 16 mm 17.7 mm Fastener Head Type 12-Point Flat Headless Hex Rounded Socket Square Thumb T-Slot Thread Pitch 1 mm 1.25 mm...
