10.1 fl. oz. AnchorFix-1 High Strength Fast Curing Anchoring Adhesive
- Anchoring adhesive for railings, rebar and bolts in masonry
- Self mixes in nozzles for a full 10 oz. of material
- Can be used in subfreezing temperatures
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About This Product
Sika 10.1 fl. oz. Sika AnchorFix-1 is a specially formulated high-performance, 2-component anchoring adhesive system for threaded and reinforcing bars in un-cracked concrete. Ideal for common anchoring projects such as dowels bolts and pins. It can be used with a standard caulk gun.
Highlights
- Sets in minutes
- Supplied with 2-static mixing nozzles for multiple use
- Easy application, no mess
- Stronger and durable
- Return Policy
- California residentssee Prop 65 WARNINGS
Product Information
Specifications
Container Size: 10.1 oz.
Dimensions
Container Size | 10.1 oz. |
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Details
Color Family | Gray |
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Color/Finish | Gray |
Drying Time (hours) | 1/2 |
Features | Fast Setting, Paintable, Pre-Mixed, Sealable |
Product Weight (lb.) | 1.4 lb |
Recommended Application | Cement, Concrete, Masonry, Mortar |
Repair Type | Adhesive, Anchoring |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Use Location | Ceiling, Floor, Wall |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | One year from date of installation. |
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Questions & Answers
Can this product be used around the wall of a pool between the fullnose brick and the vinyl pool liner?
can I use this product with screws that were pulled out of brick mortar to reseat the screws
Sika AnchorFix-1 is a high-performance, two-component adhesive anchoring system designed for threaded rods, bolts, and special fastening systems in solid masonry, including brick mortar. To use this product for re-seating screws that have pulled out of brick mortar, you would need to ensure proper preparation of the holes: Clean the holes thoroughly: The anchor holes must be clean, dry, and free from oil, grease, and any loose particles. Since the screws have pulled out, the mortar might be compromised, so removing all debris is crucial. Ensure substrate quality: The mortar must be at the required strength. If the mortar is severely damaged or crumbling, the product's effectiveness may be reduced. Apply the adhesive: Inject the adhesive into the prepared hole, starting from the bottom, and then insert the screw with a rotary motion. Some adhesive should come out of the hole to indicate proper filling. Allow for cure time: The screw must remain undisturbed until the adhesive has fully cured to form a strong, durable bond. While the product is suitable for anchoring in masonry, its success in previously damaged holes depends heavily on the condition of the existing mortar and the thoroughness of the hole preparation.
Need to place a threaded screw in concrete but will need to be able to remove screw in the future. Can the bond be broken in the future to remove screw?
Sika AnchorFix-1 is a high-performance, two-component anchoring adhesive system designed to create a strong and durable bond for threaded rods, bolts, and rebar in concrete and masonry. This type of adhesive is generally intended for permanent anchoring. Breaking the bond to remove a screw in the future would likely require destructive methods, such as drilling out the anchor or the surrounding material, rather than a simple unbonding process. The product is formulated for high strength and fast curing, indicating a permanent attachment.
What size hole should be drilled for a 1/2" allthread? I am planning to set them 3" in Brick to hold an awning. How many holes should each tube cover with the recommended drill size? Thanks.
For a 1/2" allthread, the recommended drill bit diameter is 9/16".
For a 5/8" #5 rebar, should the hole be 3/4" ?
For a 5/8" #5 rebar, the recommended drill bit diameter is 11/16". This information is found in the installation specifications for the Sika AnchorFix-1 adhesive anchoring system.
On internet. Add 1/8 to the rod diameter for the hole size.
Will it work to keep the iron gate post vertical with the cement base?
Yes, Sika AnchorFix-1 is suitable for anchoring an iron gate post into a cement base, provided you are using threaded rods, bolts, or other special fastening systems. This product is a high-performance, two-component adhesive anchoring system specifically formulated for use in uncracked concrete, solid masonry, hard natural stone, and solid rock. To ensure proper application, make sure the cement base is clean, dry, and free from oil, grease, or loose particles. The anchor hole should be drilled to the correct diameter and depth, and thoroughly cleaned before injecting the adhesive.
What is the shelf life once opened. And it uses a standard caulk gun?
All Sika AnchorFix®-1 cartridges have the expiry date printed on the label. This product can be used with a standard caulk gun.
Will this product hold a 1/4” anchor bolt in concrete?
Yes that will work with this product
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Ideal for anchoring projects in concrete, offering fast curing and high strength. Easy application with included nozzles. | Ideal for anchoring bolts, rods, and rebar in concrete and masonry, ensuring a fast-setting, structural hold. |
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30 min | 4 hours |
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