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Concrete Anchors for any application
Chemical and mechanical anchors for concrete and masonry applications
Hilti engineering creates more anchor options that deliver maximum productivity, performance and reliability in any application.
Chemical Anchors
Hybrid (HY) Adhesive & RESIN EPOXY (RE) Chemical Anchors
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Hybrid (HY) Adhesive Anchors
Adhesives designed to cure fast so you can get back to work as quickly as possible.
Learn more about hybrid adhesive anchorsResin Epoxy (RE) Adhesive Anchors
Epoxy designed to give you more working time so that it doesn't cure before you are finished installing into deep embedments with rod or rebar.
Learn more about resin epoxy adhesive anchorsAnchor Rods & Elements
Pre-cut threaded rods, specialty anchor rods and inserts are designed to give you maximum performance of your adhesive fastening point.
Learn more about anchor rods & elementsChemical Anchor Installation Methods
Our chemical anchor portfolio gives you flexibility with a variety of different installation methods.
Learn more about chemical anchor installation methods
Mechanical Anchors
Post-installed mechanical anchors come in many shapes and sizes, with equally different fastening mechanisms offering low to high holding capacities. Hilti's mechanical anchor portfolio offers low capacity removable screws and sleeve anchors, medium-duty wedge anchors, and high capacity expansion and undercut anchors.
Mechanical anchors do not have the installation and in-use temperature restrictions of their adhesive anchor counterparts, and can be loaded immediately after installation. This flexibility offers design freedom to the specifier and added productivity to the contractor.
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Undercut anchors
Learn more about HDA undercut anchorsHeavy-duty expansion anchors
Learn more about HSL heavy-duty expansion anchorsWedge anchors
Learn more about wedge anchorsConcrete screw anchors
Learn more about screw anchorsDrop-in anchors
Learn more about drop-in anchors