Flat head cross inner expansion bolt

A flat head cross inner expansion bolt is a type of fastener commonly used in construction and engineering applications. Here’s a brief overview of its features and uses:

Features
Flat Head: The flat design allows for a flush finish when the bolt is installed, minimizing protrusion and providing a cleaner appearance.
Cross Inner Design: This typically refers to the shape of the expansion mechanism inside the bolt, which accommodates various anchoring needs.
Expansion Mechanism: When the bolt is tightened, it expands within the material (like concrete or masonry), creating a secure anchor point.
Uses
Masonry and Concrete: Ideal for securing items to walls or structures made of concrete or brick.
Heavy Loads: Suitable for applications requiring strong anchoring, such as heavy machinery or structural components.
Versatility: Can be used in various construction projects, including residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
Installation Tips
Drill Properly: Ensure the hole is drilled to the correct diameter and depth for optimal expansion.
Clean the Hole: Remove dust and debris to facilitate better anchoring.
Torque Specifications: Follow manufacturer guidelines for torque to ensure proper expansion and secure fastening.
If you need more specific information about applications, installation techniques, or types, feel free to ask!