-_A=z fase WEDGE ANCHOR The Azfast™ wedge anchor is a torque controlled, wedge expansion anchor which is designed for consistent performance. Its suitable for application in concrete and grout-filled concrete masonry. PEEEEERIIS - carson steer, zine plated - Hot-dipped Galvanized =). Grade 304 stainless steel! io - Grade 316 stains see! - Heavy-medium duty anchor - Chamfered thread prevents damage to thread while the anchor is being installed - Easy to install, no special setting tools required Drill Hole diameter is same as anchor diameter - Direct through fixing long threaded length Setting Procedure Drill hole to correct diameter Use the brush and blow-out pump Tap the anchor through the and depth to clean the hole fixture into the drill hole mn Tighten to the recommended torque value.—-A = fase" ~ __WEDGE ANCHOR Anchor Anchor __DriliHole__- Minimum Installation Maximum Fixture Fixture Glearance Size Length Diameter Drill Depth Torque Thickness Hole Diameter (oom) Dim) __ho(mm) Mp (Nm) S (mm) (om) Me 50 6 36 8 5 7 65, 6 35 8 10 7 =) MB 60 8 40 20 5 8 75 8 40 20 15 9 90 8 40 20 25 9 M10 60 10 50 40 5 14 75 10 50 40 15 "1 - 90 10 50 40 30 1" 120 40 50 40 50 1" M12 80 2 60 60 10 13.5 100 2 60 60 25 13.5 120 12 60 60 40 135 150 12 60 60 70 13.5 M16 100 16 75 110 10 18 120 16 75 110 20 18 1 140 16 75 110 40 18 180 16 75 110 60 18 - 220 16 75 110 100 18 M20 170 20 400 200 50 22 Note : = Do not over-torque the anchor-A =z fast" WEDGE ANCHOR ~ out ‘Anchor Drill Hole Mean Ultimate Tensile Load: Size Diameter Embedment depth ( her), mm. 7 (mm) Dimm) 303540506070 8090100 110 120 Me 6 EA se eo ee ee 7 Ma 8 - 78 94 18 - + - M10 10 - = 135 156 2100 - - - 7 Miz 12 ge Se ery 6 ee ae M16 16 - + 302 375 418 462. al M20 20 - + 322 441 858 604 695 Size M6. Ms. Mio M12___ M1620 Rasommmended Tenet! = Traci BNI 18 3.0 52 a2 125 18.6 Resistance Racoegnnersiel Set = View Ia, 25 45 64 92 143 215 Resistance eee het lant 30 40 50 60 80 100 Depth Size. M6 M8 M10 Mi2 M16 M20 Characteristic Sortmm | 90 120 160 180 240 300 spacing etn Smintmm | 30 40 50 65 90 120 ‘Spacing Characteristic Certmm | 45 60 75 90 120 150 Edge Distance 7 oe Cminfmm| 30 40 50 65 90 120 Edge Distance - Fhmin mm) | 75 100 100 120 160 200 (Of Base Material-Az fast" 7 WEDGE ANCHOR a earn ‘The design method is based on the Allowable Stress Design using the Simplified Concrete Capacity (CC) method 1.1 Allowable Stress Design (ASD) In allowable stress design (ASD), the allowable load or resistance of the anchors are derived from full scale testing, calculations, andlor experience, ‘The allowable load is determined by taking the average ultimate load and dividing by a safety factor (2) Tallowable= ultimate Vaallowable = —Vulttimate a Q Where T= Tension Load ; V= Shear Load The Designer must size the anchor such that the service load does not exceed the allowable load for an anchor Tension service (T service) < Tension allowable (T allowable) Shear service (V service) < Shear allowable (V allowable) 4.2 Simplified Concrete Capacity (CC) Method In the concrete capacity method of anchor design, the following factors are considered: a. parameters that influenced the load bearing behavior of anchors . The most important of these are the concrete strength, the spacing to adjacent anchors and to the free structural component edges b. direction of the acting load, whether itis tension load, shear load or combined tension and shear load. &. mode of failure of the anchor. The most important of these are stee! failure, concrete cone failure and concrete edge failure. ~ 4.2.4 Allowable or Recommended Tensile Resistance of an Anchor ‘The allowable or recommended tensile resistance of a single anchor is the lower of: ‘a. Tension based on steel strength Tension based on concrete cone failure 4.2.2 Allowable or Recommended Shi ir Resistance of an Anchor ‘The allowable or recommended shear resistance of a single anchor is the lower of: a. Shear based on steel strength ___b. Shear based on concrete edge failure-Az fast" a EET 7 WEDGE ANCHOR — 1.2.3 Combined Allowable or Recommended Tensile and Shear Resistance of an Anchor For anchors subjected to simulianeous tension and shear loading, the following equation must be satisfied: T service A V service or = T allowable Valiowable 2.0 Tensile Resistance Design ‘The recommended tensile resistance of a single anchor is the lower of a. Recommended tensile resistance of steel b. Recommended concrete cone resistance 2.1 Recommended Tensile Resistance of Steel Size M6 Ms M10 M12 M16 M20 Recommended Tensile TRac.s [kN] 47 a7 12.0 20.0 30.0 475 ~ __ Resistance of Stool 2.2 Recommended Concrete Cone Resistance ‘The recommended concrete cone resistance is based on the basic recommended tensile resistance of the anchor ‘and adjusted for all applicable design parameters for the anchor such as conerete strength, spacing and edge distance. Thus, we have TRec,c = T’Rec,c . fb. fe1 . fs2. fet. fo2 where __T°Reo.¢ is the basic recommended tensile resistance with no influence of spacing and edge distance fo isthe influencing factor due to concrete strength {is the influencing factor due to reduced spacing between anchors, {cis the influencing factor due to reduced distance of anchors from the edge of the concrete component 2.2.1 Basic Recommended Tensile Resistance ERE Size M6 MB M10 M12 M16 M20_ Sere cig 18 30 52 82 125 186 ‘Tonsile Resictance‘WEDGE ANCHOR 2.2.2 Influencing factor for concrete strength €25/30_ 30/37 C40/50__ 45/55 C50/60 Conerete Strength Grade | 020/25 635/45 Influencing Factor fb 2.2.3 Influencing factor for spacing between anchors — Tensile Resistance epee cima Influencing factor for spacing, tensile resistance, fe M6. Me. Mio Miz M16. M20 30 0.53 35 0.57 40 ost 0.53 45 0.65 0.56 50 0.69 0.59 0.53 55 073 0.62 0.56 60. 077 0.65 0.58 70 0.84 om 0.63 0.57 80 0.92 O77 0.67 0.61 90 4.00 0.83 0.72 0.65 0.56 400 0.88 0.77 0.69 0.59 120 4.00 0.86 O77 0.65 0.58 150 1.0 0.88 0.74 0.65 165 0.94 078 0.69 180 4.00 0.83 0.72 200 0.88 077 240 4.00 0.86 260 ot 300 10 Sor {mm} 20 120 150 180 240 300 ‘Smin [mm] 30 40 50 65 90 120J -Az fast" 2 Sc SES ta SE ‘WEDGE ANCHOR 2.2.4 Influencing factor for edge distance of anchor - Tensile Resistance Edge Distance,c [mm] | _ |nfluencing factor for edge distance, tensile resistance, fe M6. Ma Mio M12 M620 30 077 35 0.84 40 092 o77 45 4.00 0.83 50 088 077 55 094 0.81 60 4000.86 65 0.91 ost 70 095 0.84 75 4000.88 20 0.92 80 4000.83 4100 0.88 110 0.94 120 4.00 0.86 130 ost 440 0.95 150 4.00 Gor {mm} 45 60 75 80 120 150 Cmin (rr 30 40 50 65 80 120 3.0 Shear Resistance Design The recommended Shear resistance ofa single anchor is the lower of: ‘@, Recommended Shear resistance of steel b. Recommended concrete edge resistance-Az fast 7 WEDGE ANCHOR — 3.1 Recommended Shear Resistance of Steel = Size Me Ms. Mio Mi2_ M1620 Recommended Anes <= 2 Vrede| iM 29 63 er 143 23.5 37.0 —_Resictance of Stee! _ 3.2 Recommended Concrete Edge Resistance The recommended concrete Edge resistance is based on the basic recommended Shear resistance of the anchor ‘and adjusted for all applicable cesign parameters for the anchor such as concrete strength, spacing and edge distance. Thus, we have Vrec.c = VRec,c . fb. fst . fs2. fet. fe2 where ‘Rec, is the basic recommended Shear resistance with no influence of spacing and edge distance {is the influencing factor due to concrete strength fs isthe influencing factor due to reduced spacing between anchors ‘cis the influencing factor due to reduced distance of anchors from the edge of the concrete component 3.2.1 Basic Recommended Shear Resistance Size Me Me Mi0__—M12_ M620. Secchi | 2.5 45 64 92 143218 Shear Resistance 3.2.2 Influencing factor for concrete strength Conerete Strength Grade_| 020/25 _C25/30__C30/37__035/45__C40/50__C45/55 _C50/60 Influencing Factor fb 0.90 1.00 1.10 1.22 1.29 1.35 1.41WEDGE ANCHOR 3.2.3 Influencing factor for spacing between anchors ~ Shear Resistance Spacing, s [mm] Influencing factor for spacing, shear resistance, fs M6. Me. Mio Miz M16 M20 30 0.53 35 0.57 40 61 0.53 45 0.65 0.56 50 0.69 0.59 0.53 55 0.73 0.62 0.56 60 0.7 0.65 0.58 70 0.84 o7 0.63 0.57 80 0.92 O77 O67 0.61 90 4.00 0.83 0.72 0.65 0.56 100 0.88 0.77 0.69 0.59 120 4.00 0.86 0.77 0.65 0.58 450 1.0 0.88 0.74 0.65 165 0.24 0.78 0.69 180 4.00 0.83 o72 200 0.88 O77 240 4.00 0.86 260 ost 300 1.0 Sor [mm] 90 120 150 180 240 300 Smin [mm] 30 40 50 65 20 120—-faz fast 2 sg UES SSCS a ‘WEDGE ANCHOR — 3.2.4 Influencing factor for edge distance of anchor - Shear Resistance ~ | Feige bwtanese ines Influencing factor for edge distance,Shear resistance, fe M6. MB, Mio M12 Mi6 M20 - 30 0.67 35 078 7 40 0.89 0.67 45 4.00 075 50 0.83 0.67 55 0.92 0.73 60 4.00 08 7] 65 os7 072 70 0.93 078 75 4.00 0.83 80 0.89 7 90 4.00 0.75 100 0.83 7 110 0.92 120 4.00 os 7 130 0.87 140 0.93 150 4.00 Cor fmm] 45 60 7 20 120 150 Cmin fram 30 40 50 65 90 120 4.0 Combined Tensile and Shear Resistance Design For anchors subjected to simultaneous tension and shear loading, the following equation must be satisfied: Tservice = V service aa T Ree V Rec _ Where: T service is the value of the tension action or load imposed \V service is the value of the shear action or load imposed