When most people think of Rockefeller Plaza in the winter, they picture people skating on the ice rink and the holiday tree shining bright across the plaza. This year they may think of Allfasteners conducting pull tests of the new VF200PRO!
Recently, Allfasteners was asked to come to site to conduct pull tests on cinder-ash concrete ceilings in different plaza buildings. An opportunity Matthew Walker, one of our sales representatives, was excited about saying, “another awesome day of pull-testing at Rockefeller Plaza.”
When asked about the job and the cinder-ash concrete ceilings, Matthew replied saying, “I used the Allfasteners VF200PRO epoxy into a ½” x 3” hole then twisted in an Allfasteners 3/8” x 4” threaded stud and waited 30 minutes. That’s it. Yes, it’s that easy!”
When the epoxy was set properly, the pull test per anchor came out at 3100 – 3500lbs. across four anchors! Happy with the results Matthew was excited about another positive pull test conducted using Allfasteners products that helped the customer get the approvals they needed and saved them money.
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Want to Know More About VF200PRO
VF200PROÂ is a versatile high-strength two-part vinylester resin designed to anchor threaded rods & rebar in concrete for very high loads and critical fastenings.
It features a high chemical resistance useful in corrosive environments (ACI 355.4) and critical and overhead fixings. It can also be used in dry concrete or water-saturated concrete. With fast cure times and low VOC, the VF200PRO can be used for many applications, including the following:
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Applications
What makes the VF200PRO stand out from other epoxies is the ever growing list of approvals and certifications for the epoxy. With approvals for ICC, IBC, IRC and much more the VF200PRO can be used just about anywhere. For the full list of approvals, see below:
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Approvals
For the very best in adhesive anchors, contact Allfasteners. Our team can come to site to conduct pull tests and recommend the best solution for your job!
Just call 888.859.6060 or email us today for the best in adhesive anchoring.
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