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HIT-RE 500 V4 Epoxy anchor

Name: HIT-RE 500 V4 Epoxy anchor
Brand: Hilti
SKU: r12560055

Ultimate

Item #r12560055

Ultimate-performance injectable epoxy mortar with approvals for rebar connections and heavy-duty anchoring

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Features & Applications

Features

Ultimate performance and model code-compliant design for virtually any concrete-to-concrete and steel-to-concrete connections – ETA assessment for anchoring inc. C1 and C2 seismic and ETA for rebar inc. fire and seismic
The first epoxy mortar qualified according to EAD 332402-00-0601 for concrete-to-concrete connections – rigid connections can now be designed and executed with post-installed rebars without splices according to the newest design method TR069
Suitable for the toughest jobsite conditions – works even in diamond-cored, wet or underwater holes, extremely deep injections, large diameters and at temperatures down to -5°C / 23°F
Improved bond strength in the most demanding applications – such as cracked concrete and seismic C2 conditions
Easier to specify and order – use PROFIS Engineering to design baseplate connections and PROFIS Rebar to design concrete-to-concrete connections according to EC2, TR069 or the Hilti Design Method

Applications

Structural connections with post-installed rebar (e.g. slab extensions, wall/column connections, stairs, foundations, etc.)
Structural renovation of buildings, bridges and other civil works, retrofitting and re-strengthening of concrete members
Anchoring structural steel connections (e.g. steel columns, beams, etc.)
Fastening structural baseplates, including in cracked concrete and challenging seismic conditions
Fastening in natural stone and wood, including GLT and CLT made from spruce, pine or fir