Hex head sleeve anchors install into masonry mounting surfaces using an integrated expansion sleeve and expanding cone. The expansion sleeve spreads and locks the anchor into place as the hex head is tightened. These anchors are not removable and are intended for long-term or permanent installations such as building infrastructure and other permanent mounting needs.

Removable hex head sleeve anchors install into masonry surfaces, providing a female-threaded mounting point. They feature two anchoring points along their length that engage at different torque levels as the hex head bolt is tightened. The hex head bolt is removable and reusable in the same anchor making these suitable for mounting equipment, machinery, and other semi-permanent applications.

Flat-head sleeve anchors install into holes in mounting surfaces using an integrated expansion sleeve and expanding cone. They feed through a countersunk hole in the mounted item and are placed into holes in the mounting surface. Tightening the exposed screw head forces the sleeve over the expansion cone, securing the anchor.

Removable flat-head sleeve anchors install into masonry to secure mounted items into place using a countersunk flat-head screw. These anchors expand when the flat-head male fastener is tightened. They require a countersunk hole in the mounted item for full holding power and help maintain a specific appearance and reduce the chance of snags on exposed fasteners.

Round-head sleeve anchors install into holes in mounting surfaces using an integrated expansion sleeve and expanding cone. They insert through a hole in the mounted item and are placed into a hole in the mounting surface. Tightening the exposed screw head forces the sleeve over the expansion cone, securing the anchor. Their rounded heads prevent snags and provide a clean appearance.

Rod hanger sleeve anchors install into masonry surfaces and secure male-threaded fasteners and rods. They feature a split expansion sleeve, expander cone, and exposed female-threaded nut. The anchor is placed into the mounting hole, the integrated nut is tightened, and the expansion sleeve secures the anchor. The exposed nut can also provide a gripping point for tools to stabilize the anchor when connecting mounted objects.

Tie wire sleeve anchors install into masonry mounting surfaces and provide a secure mounting point for tie wires. They feature a collapsible sleeve, an eyelet with a screw shank, and an expander cone that wedge the anchor into place. They are used to suspend items from a concrete ceiling using metal tie wires or cables.

Sleeve anchor extension sleeves install into female-threaded anchors to increase their reach. They feature a male-threaded shank that screws into the anchor and a female-threaded body that accepts the mounted item. They are used to correct pilot holes drilled too deeply or extend a female anchor for easier access.