Chemical Fixings

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Multifix USF Resin

Chemical Anchors

For installation into concrete, masonry and anchor rods.

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Multifix SE1000 Seismic Resin

Chemical Anchors

Suitable for numerous applications such as: fastening facades, metal profiles & supports.

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Resin Stud

Chemical Anchors

For embedment in concrete & solid brick or for perforated brick

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Applicator Gun 410ml

Chemical Anchors

An applicator gun for the Multifix USF resin

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Applicator Gun 420ml

Anchoring

For applying Multifix resin

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Chemical Resin Kit

Chemical Anchors

Designed to aid the preparation & installation of chemical anchors

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Resin Anchor Sleeve

Chemical Anchors

For hollow masonry applications

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Spare Mixer Nozzle

Chemical Anchors

For use with resin 

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Wire Brush

Chemical Anchors

For cleaning the drill hole in concrete and masonry

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Blow-out pump

Chemical Anchors

For cleaning drill holes in concrete and solid brick masonry

EJOT UK’s chemical fixings are a preferred solution for securing heavy loads in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) applications. These systems, often called chemical anchors or resin anchors, create an incredibly strong, stress-free bond in concrete and other substrates. Unlike mechanical anchors that apply expansive pressure, chemical fixings rely on a powerful adhesive bond formed by a two-part resin. This makes them ideal for safety-critical installations like pipe supports, heavy cable trays, and ventilation ductwork.

The chem fix products from EJOT, such as their vinylester or polyester resin systems, are suitable for a wide range of tasks. For solid materials, the resin is injected directly into a pre-drilled hole. A threaded rod, also known as a resin anchor bolt, is then inserted and rotated to mix the two-part resin, which cures to form a secure, watertight bond. For hollow substrates like perforated brick or blockwork, resin anchor sleeves are used. These mesh sleeves hold the resin within the cavity, ensuring it doesn't leak away and can cure to form a secure keying action. This technique allows for reliable resin fixings even in difficult materials.

The use of chemical resin anchors minimises the risk of cracking in the base material, which is a key advantage in old or delicate concrete structures. The strength and reliability of these chemical fixings, combined with their European Technical Assessment (ETA) approvals, make them a trusted choice for MEP professionals. They ensure that all installations, from critical structural components to simple overhead fixings, are secure and durable.