News

Not much is worse as a homeowner than walking down to the basement to find it filled with water. Water damage can cause unwanted bills to pile up rapidly, leaving you with a loss of personal belongings and in your wallet.

This trip allowed our marketing staff to stock up on a bunch of new content for our customers. From future blog posts, videos and pictures to new offerings coming to the Allfasteners brand, our customers will soon be well versed in the realm of All Things Fastening.

When it comes to cell tower modification, time and money are two factors that cannot be wasted. To stop this from happening, one needs a solution that both saves time and money – enter the split nut.

When upgrading cell towers, climbers use step bolts to climb up the base of the tower. These bolts are typically welded onto the surface of the tower for a variety of applications, including steel communication, electrical transmission towers, tower reinforcement and a host of other fastening jobs.

In the tower industry, installing anchor rods on a modification project can be a several day project. The worst outcome is when an anchor rod fails the pull-test. 

From complex to do-it-yourself projects, Allfasteners offers a wide variety of anchoring products to meet virtually any need. Our wedge anchors are designed to install easily and securely into a variety of base materials, including concrete. Now backed by ICC approval, you’ll be able to choose AF wedge anchors for jobsite applications where ICC-approved products are compulsory.

When working with concrete in high-load structural applications, your choice of fastening products matters. Not just from an engineering and compliance point of view, but also for structural safety and integrity. For this, your choice should be a chemical anchor.

To successfully anchor into terracotta, you’ll require a fastener that will provide a secure hold while not damaging the material – enter the umbrella insert.

When cutting metal, specially threaded rod, friction sparks are bound to fly. They fly in every which direction that can lead to some serious burns. To most this is not uncommon. However, with one simple solution you can reduce the sparks when cutting.

This will lead you to the decision of choosing between dry or wet core drill bits. These tips explain the difference between dry and wet core drilling and when both are the better option.