Value Collection 30977 Bent Anchor Bolt 5/8-11 5in Oal 10pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 30977 is a bent anchor bolt designed for anchoring structural and mechanical components to concrete and masonry substrates. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel, this bolt features a 5/8-11 thread size and a 5-inch overall length (OAL), making it a standard choice for light- to medium-duty anchoring applications. The L-shaped bent configuration provides mechanical lock when embedded in concrete, resisting pull-out forces during and after cure. Trade professionals in construction, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work use bent anchor bolts to secure equipment bases, pipe supports, and structural members to poured or pre-existing concrete.

This anchor bolt is suited for residential and commercial applications where equipment must be fastened to a concrete pad or block wall. Typical uses include securing HVAC condenser pads, water heater bases, electrical panel footings, pump bases, and similar mechanical equipment that requires a fixed, code-compliant anchor point. The 5/8-11 coarse thread accepts standard hex nuts and washers for simple, fast installation. Sold in a package quantity of 10, this part is appropriate for projects requiring multiple anchor points.

Key Features

• 5/8-11 coarse thread size for compatibility with standard hex hardware
• 5-inch overall length provides adequate embedment depth for light- to medium-duty loads
• Bent (L-bolt) configuration mechanically locks in poured concrete to resist pull-out
• Grade 2 steel construction suitable for general-purpose anchoring
• Packaged in quantities of 10 to support multi-anchor installations

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bent anchor bolt for use with standard 5/8-11 hex nuts and washers in poured concrete and masonry anchoring applications.

Installation Notes

Bent anchor bolts are typically set by construction tradespeople and mechanical contractors during concrete forming or via drilled-hole epoxy methods. Always verify required embedment depth and bolt spacing per applicable building codes and equipment manufacturer requirements before placement. Position bolts accurately using a template before the concrete pour to ensure proper alignment with the equipment base plate. Allow concrete to reach full cure strength before applying load to the anchor.