The G&B Fissaggi HTVE09 blanking sleeve is a professional-grade anchoring component specifically engineered for use in hollow masonry and perforated materials. Measuring 10x115 mm, this sleeve is designed to facilitate the precise application of chemical mortar, ensuring it remains contained within the intended area rather than leaking into internal cavities. By creating a controlled environment for the resin, it provides a stable and secure foundation for threaded rods or studs, making it an indispensable tool for high-quality construction and renovation tasks.
Advantages
The primary benefit of using this nylon blanking sleeve is its ability to optimize the performance of chemical anchors in challenging substrates. Its robust construction ensures that the chemical mortar is distributed evenly around the fastener, which significantly increases the load-bearing capacity and overall stability of the connection. By preventing the waste of expensive chemical resins, it offers a cost-effective solution for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. Furthermore, the durable nylon material is resistant to environmental factors, ensuring long-term reliability in various building applications.
Suitable for
- Securing threaded rods in hollow bricks
- Fastening fixtures into perforated masonry blocks
- Installation of structural elements in renovation projects
- Anchoring in materials where chemical mortar containment is required
This product may not be suitable for applications in solid concrete or dense stone, where a blanking sleeve is typically unnecessary and may interfere with the installation process. It is also not intended for use in high-temperature environments that exceed the thermal resistance limits of the nylon material.
Key specifications
- Material: Nylon
- Diameter: 10 mm
- Length: 115 mm
- Quantity: 50 pieces
To use the sleeve, first drill a hole of the appropriate diameter into the masonry. Clean the hole thoroughly to remove any dust or debris that could compromise the bond. Insert the blanking sleeve fully into the hole. Inject the chemical mortar into the sleeve starting from the bottom, ensuring it fills the sleeve completely. Finally, insert the threaded rod or stud into the sleeve while the resin is still fresh, allowing it to cure according to the manufacturer's instructions for the chemical mortar used.
What to consider before purchase
- Verify the diameter of the hole matches the sleeve size
- Ensure the substrate is compatible with chemical anchoring systems
- Check the depth of the hole to accommodate the 115 mm length
- Confirm the chemical mortar type is suitable for the intended load
For optimal results, always ensure the hole is cleaned with a brush and air pump before inserting the sleeve, as dust can significantly reduce the adhesion strength of the chemical mortar.
