Value Collection ABL1002400-001BX Bent Anchor Bolt 24in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ABL1002400-001BX is a bent anchor bolt used to secure structural elements, mechanical equipment, and fixtures to concrete or masonry foundations. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel, it provides reliable tensile strength for standard fastening applications in construction and mechanical installation work. The bolt measures 24 inches in overall length with a 1-8 inch thread size, making it suited for use with standard 1-inch nuts and hardware. Electricians, HVAC installers, plumbers, and general contractors reach for this type of anchor bolt when setting equipment pads, securing conduit supports, or anchoring structural base plates.

This bent anchor bolt is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a Grade 2 steel fastener meets the load requirements. Typical install scenarios include setting concrete anchor bolts prior to pour, anchoring HVAC unit bases to concrete pads, and securing equipment frames to foundation structures. The 24-inch length provides adequate embedment depth for standard slab and foundation work.

Key Features

• 24-inch overall length provides deep embedment for secure foundation anchoring
• 1-8 inch thread size is compatible with standard 1-inch nuts and washers
• Grade 2 steel construction meets standard tensile requirements for light structural and mechanical fastening
• Bent anchor design resists pull-out when cast into concrete or grouted masonry
• Sold individually, allowing single-bolt replacement or small-quantity procurement

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard concrete and masonry anchor applications requiring a 1-8 inch threaded bent anchor bolt with 24-inch overall length and Grade 2 steel construction.

Installation Notes

Anchor bolts of this type are typically installed by licensed contractors, HVAC mechanics, or plumbers during equipment pad preparation or foundation work. Position the bolt in wet concrete or grout before curing, and verify embedment depth meets project specifications and applicable building code requirements. Allow full concrete cure time before applying load to the anchor. Do not use impact tools on the threaded section, as this can damage thread engagement.