The Parawedge anchor stud from Cobra is cold formed and consists of a threaded section with standard coarse bolt threads at 1 end, and a parabolic mandrel at the opposite end for a smoother expansion. It has a 360° one-piece clip that functions as a 2-piece clip for more contact, a torque controlled expansion, and can be installed into a bottomless hole. 3 head styles are available: Hex Nut, Wire Hanger and Tie Down Hook. More than 39 sizes are available, in 2 types of material: Carbon steel and 304 Stainless steel. Approvals: UL. Underwriters Laboratory – File #EX 4687.

• Parabolic mandrel for a smoother expansion
• 360° 1-piece clip that functions as a 2-piece clip
• Can be installed into bottomless hole
• Cold formed for increased strength
• Drill an appropriate size hole into base material
• Clean hole using a dust blower or compressed air
• Insert the nut with a clearance of 1/8 in. to the top of the anchor
• With a hammer or light mass, insert the anchor into the hole
• Remove the nut and insert the object to be installed
• Using a wrench, tighten the nut by turning clockwise until there is a strong resistance. (2 to 3 turns will fully set the anchor)

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The Parawedge anchor stud is cold formed and consists of a threaded section with standard coarse bolt threads at 1 end, and a parabolic mandrel at the opposite end for a smoother expansion. It has a 360° one-piece clip that functions as a 2-piece clip for more contact, a torque controlled expansion, and can be installed into a bottomless hole. 3 head styles are available: Hex Nut, Wire Hanger and Tie Down Hook. More than 39 sizes are available, in 2 types of material: Carbon steel and 304 Stainless steel. Approvals: UL. Underwriters Laboratory – File #EX 4687.

• Parabolic mandrel for a smoother expansion
• 360° 1-piece clip that functions as a 2-piece clip
• Can be installed into bottomless hole
• Cold formed for increased strength
• Drill an appropriate size hole into base material
• Clean hole using a dust blower or compressed air
• Insert the nut with a clearance of 1/8 in. to the top of the anchor
• With a hammer or light mass, insert the anchor into the hole
• Remove the nut and insert the object to be installed
• Using a wrench, tighten the nut by turning clockwise until there is a strong resistance. (2 to 3 turns will fully set the anchor)