Value Collection ABL1001000-001BX Bent Anchor Bolt 10in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ABL1001000-001BX is a bent anchor bolt manufactured from Grade 2 steel with a 1-8 inch thread size and a 10 inch overall length. Bent anchor bolts are used to secure structural elements, mechanical equipment, and support frames to concrete or masonry substrates. This fastener is a standard choice for setting HVAC equipment bases, pump mounts, electrical enclosures, and similar mechanical anchoring applications. The Grade 2 carbon steel construction provides adequate tensile strength for general-purpose load-bearing installations where higher-grade alloy material is not required by specification.

This bent anchor bolt is suited for residential and light commercial trade applications where threaded anchor fasteners are cast into or embedded in concrete footings, pads, or walls. Typical use cases include equipment pad anchoring for rooftop or ground-mounted HVAC units, plumbing fixture supports, and electrical equipment bases. The 1-8 inch thread size accepts standard hex nuts and washers. Sold as a single piece, making it easy to order in exact quantities needed for a given job.

Key Features

• 10 inch overall length accommodates embedment depth plus exposed thread for nut and washer clearance
• 1-8 inch thread size is a common coarse-thread standard compatible with widely available hardware
• Grade 2 carbon steel construction suitable for general-purpose structural anchoring
• Bent configuration provides mechanical lock against pull-through in cast concrete applications
• Single-piece packaging allows exact quantity purchasing without bulk minimums

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bent anchor bolt for use in concrete or masonry anchoring applications where a 1-8 inch coarse thread and 10 inch overall length meet the project specification.

Installation Notes

Bent anchor bolts of this type are typically set by construction or mechanical trade contractors during concrete pours or into wet grout in masonry. Always power down and de-energize any nearby electrical equipment before beginning anchoring work near live panels or conduit runs. Confirm embedment depth and bolt projection against the equipment manufacturer's base-plate requirements before placement. Do not field-bend or modify the bolt geometry, as this can compromise the material grade rating.