Value Collection ABL0621800-001BX Bent Anchor Bolt 5/8-11

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ABL0621800-001BX is a bent anchor bolt used to secure structural and mechanical equipment to concrete foundations and masonry substrates. It features a 5/8-11 thread size and an overall length of 18 inches, making it suited for applications that require deep embedment or extended thread engagement. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel, this anchor bolt delivers reliable tensile strength for standard load-bearing installations. Plumbers, HVAC mechanics, electricians, and general contractors use bent anchor bolts like this one when setting equipment pads, base plates, and mounting frames into poured concrete or block.

This bolt is commonly installed during rough-in and foundation work across residential and light commercial job sites. Typical applications include anchoring equipment bases, pipe supports, structural frames, and machinery mounts to concrete slabs or footings. The bent leg provides rotational resistance once the concrete is poured around it, locking the bolt in place before the threaded end is used to fasten the mating plate or frame.

Key Features

• 5/8-11 thread size for compatibility with standard hex nuts and washers
• 18-inch overall length provides generous embedment depth for secure anchoring
• Grade 2 steel construction meets standard tensile and yield requirements for general-purpose fastening
• Bent anchor design resists pull-out and rotation once set in concrete
• Sold individually for flexible purchasing on single-bolt applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-pattern bent anchor bolt for general-purpose use in concrete foundation and masonry anchoring applications where a 5/8-11 thread is specified.

Installation Notes

Bent anchor bolts are set by general contractors, plumbers, or HVAC mechanics prior to concrete pour or in drilled wet-set applications. Verify embedment depth and bolt projection against the equipment manufacturer's base plate requirements before placement. Follow applicable building codes, including IBC and local structural requirements, for anchor bolt spacing and edge distance. Do not apply torque to the threaded end until concrete has reached full cure strength.