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Countersunk Sleeve Anchors

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Countersunk sleeve anchors are expansion anchors with a flat countersunk head, so the anchor finishes flush with the fixture. This range has 3 active listings: a 316 stainless steel anchor from Inox World and two Hobson anchors (Tygabolt class 8.8 zinc yellow and H-IT mechanical galvanised).

What's in the range

Type Listings What's there
Stainless steel 1 Inox World countersunk head sleeve anchor in 316 stainless steel.
Carbon steel 2 Hobson Tygabolt countersunk sleeve anchor (class 8.8, zinc yellow) and H-IT countersunk anchor (carbon steel, mechanical galvanised).

Choosing a countersunk sleeve anchor

Pick the finish for the environment, and drill the hole to the diameter and depth the manufacturer specifies for the base material. Countersunk heads need a fixture that is countersunk or has a recess to take the head. Always check the data sheet for sizes, embedment depth and load ratings, and for anything structural or safety-critical confirm with the engineer before you order.

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Anchors | Flush Head Sleeve Anchors | Hex Nut Sleeve Anchors | Drop In Anchors | Stud Anchors | Stainless Fasteners

Order from AIMS Industrial

AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right anchor to your base material and load.

Countersunk Sleeve Anchor FAQs

What is a sleeve anchor?

A sleeve anchor is an expansion anchor: tightening the nut or screw draws a cone into a sleeve, which expands against the wall of the hole. Countersunk versions have a flat head instead of a hex nut.

What base materials do they suit?

Sleeve anchors are generally used in solid base materials such as concrete, brick and block. Check the data sheet for the base materials and edge distances for the exact anchor.

When should I choose stainless?

Choose the 316 stainless steel anchor where the fixing is exposed to moisture or corrosive conditions and a zinc or galvanised finish would not last.

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