Q215 Alloy Steel Embedded Base Plate With Color Zinc Plating

2 Holes 4 Holes Embedment Plates Steel Plate Embedded In Concrete

Product Description

Embedding steel plates in concrete is a common practice in construction and civil engineering for various purposes. Steel plates are often used to provide additional strength, reinforcement, or anchorage within concrete structures.

Product Specification

Product Application

1. Structural Reinforcement: Steel plates are often embedded in concrete structures to provide additional strength and reinforcement, especially in areas where high load-bearing capacity is required.
2. Anchoring Bolts or Equipment: Steel plates can be embedded in concrete to provide anchorage points for bolts, machinery, equipment, or other fixtures that need to be securely attached to the concrete surface.
3. Connection Plates: In precast concrete construction, steel plates are embedded to facilitate the connection of precast elements, such as beams, columns, and panels.
4. Expansion Joints: Steel plates can be embedded in concrete to create expansion joints that allow for movement and prevent cracking in large concrete slabs or structures.
5. Corrosion Protection: Galvanized or stainless steel plates are often embedded in concrete structures to provide corrosion resistance and prolong the service life of the structure.
6. Repair and Retrofitting: Steel plates can be embedded in concrete as part of repair or retrofitting projects to strengthen existing structures, correct design deficiencies, or address structural damage.