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Drill hole to the desired hole depth and diameter typically 1/8" larger than threaded rod, 1/4" larger than rebar). For screen anchors, drill1/8"larger than screen diameter. |
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Remove "D" plugs from tip of cartridge. Adjust air pressure
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Anchoring into Concrete: Place nozzle to the back of the hole and dispense, while slowly withdrawing nozzle. Fill hole to about 1/2 - 2/3 full. (Proceed to step 10) |
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Insert an air nozzle into the bottom of the hole and blow out the loose dust. |
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Prior to attaching mixer nozzle, verify flow of both components by dispensing a small amount of material (this will also ensure cartridge chambers are equalized). |
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Anchoring into hollow
brick masonry:
Insert nozzle all the way to the back of the screen and dispense, slowly withdraw nozzle, filling screen completely. |
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Use nylon hole brush to dislodge compacted drilling dust and repeat step #2. |
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Attach mixer nozzle and secure with retainer nut. Increase air pressure as desired to a maximum of 80 psi. |
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Insert epoxy filled screen into drilled hole. |
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Place cartridge into dispenser and lock in place. Connect to regulated source. Never exceed 80 psi air pressure to dispenser. Note: Manual dispensing tool can also be used. |
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Extrude epoxy until a solid gray mix is achieved.
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Insert anchor with a slight twisting motion to allow epoxy to encompass threads. Allow to cure undisturbed for time period noted in Product Data Sheet. |
