Rawl Anchor Fastener Supplier India

Name: Rawl Anchor Fastener
SKU: SLX-06

Specifications

Material & grade	MS (mild steel)
Thickness / section	8, 10 and 12 mm diameter
Coating	Zinc coated
Sizes / variants	M8, M10 and M12
Pack size	600 pcs/carton
MOQ	600 pcs
HSN code	73181500
Lead time	Same-day dispatch

Where rawl bolts are used

Rawl bolts fix base plates and brackets to RCC roofs, concrete pedestals and solid brick walls or parapets. Because the sleeve expands along its length, it spreads the load, which suits masonry as well as concrete.

Ours are MS (mild steel), zinc coated, in the M8, M10 and M12 sizes installers use most. The size is the bolt's diameter, 8, 10 or 12 mm, not its length.

Fitting a rawl bolt

Drill the hole to suit the sleeve, which is wider than the bolt, and clear out the dust. Take the bolt out, push the sleeve in until it is flush with the surface, then pass the bolt through the base plate into the sleeve and tighten it until the sleeve grips.

Stay away from edges and mortar joints, and avoid hollow blocks, where the material can crack or crumble.

Ordering

Rawl bolts are packed by the carton; see the table above for the pack size and minimum order. Send the sizes and quantities on WhatsApp for a same-day rate. Wedge anchors, base plates and nut bolt sets can go in the same order.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a rawl bolt and a wedge anchor?

A rawl bolt has a split sleeve that expands along its length, so it holds in concrete and solid masonry, and its bolt can be taken out later. A wedge anchor expands only at its tip and needs solid concrete, where it gives a heavy-duty fixing.

Which rawl bolt sizes do you supply?

M8, M10 and M12, all in zinc-coated mild steel. The size is the bolt's diameter (8, 10 or 12 mm), not its length. If you are unsure which one fits your base plate, send its hole size on WhatsApp.

Can rawl bolts be used on a brick parapet?

Yes, in solid brick or masonry; that is where a sleeve anchor is useful. Keep clear of mortar joints and edges, and don't use them in hollow blocks.