A Cold Forming Anchor can be used for a variety of construction applications. It can be installed directly into concrete or through a hole drilled into a fixture. It is important to make sure that the hole is large enough to allow enough room for the anchor and nut. Installing an anchor properly ensures that it will hold for the desired amount of time.

Cold Forming Anchors can be produced in many different shapes and sizes. The most common are hex, stud, and hook bolt types. There are also other types of anchors available, including a special type called a cut anchor. If you're interested in cold-forming fasteners, you should look for a company that offers a wide range of designs.

These products are designed and manufactured using TCRS technology, which is an environmentally-friendly, high-precision manufacturing process. TCRS Anchor Channels are designed to meet rigorous industry standards. They feature the highest degree of tolerance and the highest surface finish quality.

They recently redesigned the popular RCKW rigid kneewall connector. This two-anchor design is a versatile and effective cold-formed steel anchor. It can be used with a range of concrete anchors, including 1/2'' and 3/8'' diameter anchors.