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Expansion, chemical, undercut, mechanical and wedge anchors.
Frames, anchors and screw fixings.
Structural anchors
Safety anchors for ladder restraints.
Two Gauges (25KN and 9KN) for maximum flexibility
Built-in levels for both horizontal and vertical application
Maximum load indicator for testing until failure
Full line of adaptors for both ANSI UNC and Metric fittings
Specialized adaptor for wedge style mechanical anchors
Self-correcting ball load system reduces shear forces
Full mechanical load eliminates hydraulic compression errors
The Pullqit™ Anchor Test System involves bonding a circular steel disk to the surface by means of an epoxy resin adhesive. A controlled tensile force is then applied to the disk and failure will occur at the weakest point: either in the host material, or in the bond between overlay and host material.
The alignment plate has two 360 degree bubble levels built in to facilitate set up, allowing a direct tensile pull from the surface of the material under test. The level can be easily adjusted by utilizing the thumb screws attached to the adjustment legs.
There are also two magnets that hold the pull assembly to the plate. This eliminates the tedious need for screws to keep the two assemblies together when transporting the system from one test to another. Yet it still keeps the system compact for storage and transportation.
Tests can also be performed for verification purposes and not to failure. This will assure the engineer that both the overlay and substrate have 'bonded' and further work or use can proceed.
Pullqit™ Anchor Test System features a ball joint pull disk design. This assures that the pulling force is always in tension even if the pull disk is uneven due to irregularities with the anchor. This also creates a rapid test setup as the ball end of the disk simply slide into the Pulqit Puller.
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Q. When I crank the handle down, the gauge does not move.
A. Chances are you need to fill the puller with oil.