Value Collection R52001276 Bent Anchor Bolt 3/4-10

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R52001276 is a bent anchor bolt designed for fastening structural and mechanical components to concrete and masonry substrates. Manufactured from Grade 2 steel, this anchor bolt features a 3/4-10 unified coarse thread and measures 12 inches overall length. The bent configuration allows for embedment in concrete footings, equipment pads, and structural bases, providing a secure anchor point for threaded fastening assemblies. Licensed contractors, riggers, and construction tradespeople use these bolts when setting machinery, HVAC equipment bases, pipe supports, and similar structural attachments that require cast-in-place anchorage.

This anchor bolt is suited for commercial and light industrial applications where equipment must be secured to concrete pads or poured foundations. Typical uses include setting HVAC condensing units, compressors, pump bases, and structural steel columns. The 3/4-10 thread accepts standard heavy hex nuts and washers, making it compatible with common field hardware. The 12-inch overall length provides adequate embedment depth for most standard concrete pours and equipment-base applications.

Key Features

• Grade 2 steel construction for standard structural fastening applications
• 3/4-10 unified coarse thread for compatibility with standard hex nuts and washers
• 12-inch overall length provides sufficient embedment depth in concrete pours
• Bent anchor design locks into cured concrete to resist pullout and rotation
• Single-piece design with no assembly required prior to installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use bent anchor bolt for concrete embedment applications requiring a 3/4-10 threaded fastener with a 12-inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Anchor bolts must be positioned and set in wet concrete before the pour cures; coordinate placement with form layouts and verify embedment depth against project specifications before concrete is placed. Power down or isolate any nearby energized equipment before working in the anchor zone. Consult applicable building codes and structural drawings for required embedment depth, edge distance, and bolt spacing. A licensed contractor or structural tradesperson should verify that the Grade 2 steel rating is appropriate for the load requirements of the application.