Construction anchor channel

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie – Socket type

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29432, E04B 138

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ABSTRACT:
An anchor channel for use in the construction industry is provided having outwardly directed protuberances in the web of the channel with openings therethrough which are penetrated by the shaft of an anchor bolt. The bevel of the countersunk head of the anchor bolt is fitted tightly in the protuberance the inner surface of which due to material deformation is attached by a press fit to the circumferential surface of the anchor bolt. The inner surface of the opening is the shape of a truncated cone and arranged with the smaller diameter directed toward the web of the channel. The thereby formed wedge between the surface of the opening and the anchor bolt is filled by squeezing or upsetting a connecting section of the anchor bolt which has a greater cross-section or diameter and projects along the anchor bolt shaft from the countersunk head of the anchor bolt.

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