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We are the leading manufacturer of chemical anchors in Taiwan, with over 28 years of experience and a strong reputation. Additionally, we possess injection molding machines to produce cartridges for packaging...
Read moreWe are a professional manufacturer of chemical anchors with more than 28 years of experience. We can customize special formulas or other chemical materials based on customer specifications. Please provide...
Read moreThe market offers a wide range of chemical anchor systems, which vary in terms of materials, packaging, mixing ratios, colors, and more. Despite these differences, the fundamental principle behind each...
Read moreStyrene raises health concerns when used in large quantities over extended periods, and there is growing environmental awareness regarding its use. Although styrene-based resins still make up a significant...
Read moreWe design the cartridge and its capacity based on the resin mixing ratio and market needs. A small cartridge is ideal for users with low consumption, such as those in the DIY market, while a larger volume...
Read moreGelling time is also referred to as working time, while curing time is known as hardening time. Understanding both gelling and curing times is crucial before using a chemical anchor, as these times can vary...
Read moreWe are a company certified in the ISO 9001 management system. Additionally, we conduct a thorough inspection of every production stage and perform random checks on each shipment prior to delivery. We have...
Read moreThe shelf life of chemical anchors varies depending on the type of material. For instance, the shelf life for new and unused GU-100 polyester chemical anchor is 12 months from the date of manufacture,...
Read moreThe chemical anchor can be reused by attaching a new mixing nozzle. Before storing it, ensure you remove the used nozzle and clean the cartridge opening to prevent any leftover mixed mortar from hardening....
Read moreChemical anchoring involves injecting resin into a hole prior to placing the stud or rod. Once a specified curing period has passed, it creates a chemical bond between the steel and the concrete. This...
Read moreAmbient temperatures can adversely affect the proper curing of epoxy. When using the Good Use chemical anchor, it is essential that the substrate temperature is above 0℃, and the chemical anchor must...
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