Anchor bolts are fasteners used to attach structural or non-structural components to concrete, masonry, or other solid base materials.

They provide a secure connection by transferring loads (tension, shear, or combined forces) from the anchored element into the base material.

Common applications include: Securing steel columns, machinery, and equipment to foundations. Fastening structural frames, handrails, and safety barriers. Stabilizing pre-fabricated buildings, bridges, and towers.

Conclusion Anchor bolts are critical for structural integrity and safety. Selecting the right type—whether cast-in-place, mechanical, or chemical—requires evaluating load requirements, substrate conditions, and environmental factors. Compliance with engineering standards ensures reliable performance in construction and industrial applications.