Anchor Bolts & Concrete Anchors

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Wedge Anchors — The most widely used mechanical concrete anchor. Wedge anchors expand against the inside of a drilled hole to create a strong, permanent hold in solid concrete. Ideal for anchoring steel plates, columns, handrails, and heavy equipment to concrete floors and walls.

Foundation Anchor Bolts — Designed for new concrete pours. Foundation anchor bolts (also called J-bolts and L-bolts) are set into wet concrete before it cures, providing a threaded connection point for sill plates, columns, and structural steel.

Epoxy Anchors — For high-load and overhead installations where mechanical expansion isn't ideal. Epoxy anchor systems use a chemical adhesive to bond threaded rod or rebar into a drilled hole, providing excellent pull-out strength in cracked and uncracked concrete.

Screw Anchors — Concrete screw anchors thread directly into a pre-drilled hole in concrete or masonry. They are removable and reusable, making them a good choice for temporary or semi-permanent connections.

Hammer Drive Anchors — A fast, permanent anchor for light to medium-duty loads in concrete and masonry. Set by driving a pin through the anchor body with a hammer — no special tools required.

Toggle Bolt Anchors — For hollow-wall applications such as drywall over metal studs or hollow block. Toggle bolts use a spring-loaded wing to grip the back side of the wall, supporting heavier loads than standard drywall anchors.

Drywall Anchors — For lighter-duty fastening in drywall and plaster. Options include plastic expansion anchors, self-drilling anchors, and molly bolts for a range of weight capacities.

Bolt & Shield Anchors — A two-piece system for anchoring into concrete and masonry. The lag shield expands when the bolt is tightened, gripping the inside of the drilled hole. Good for medium to heavy-duty applications.

Common Applications

Anchor bolts and concrete anchors are used across a wide range of construction and industrial settings: securing structural steel columns and beams to concrete foundations, mounting heavy equipment and machinery to shop floors, attaching handrails, guardrails, and safety barriers, fastening sill plates in wood-frame construction, connecting embed plates and base plates in commercial buildings, and anchoring pipe supports, conduit, and mechanical systems to concrete walls and ceilings.

Why Buy From Eugene Fastener?

Contractors, engineers, and maintenance professionals across the Pacific Northwest rely on Eugene Fastener for anchor bolts and concrete fasteners because we combine deep inventory with real product knowledge. If you need help selecting the right anchor type, size, or material for your job, our team can walk you through it. We offer competitive pricing, fast shipping nationwide, and will-call pickup at our Eugene, Oregon warehouse.

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