Collection: Spin In Chemical Resin Capsules

Spin In Chemical Anchor Resin Capsules | High-Load Epoxy Acrylate Fixings

Achieve maximum load-bearing performance in high-stress structural applications with our Spin In Chemical Anchor Epoxy Resin Capsules. Formulated from high-strength epoxy acrylate resin mixed with coarse quartz aggregate, these pre-measured glass capsules deliver an exceptional expansion-free bond in concrete, natural stone, and solid masonry.

Designed for quick, precise, and mess-free installation, the glass capsule breaks and mixes during stud insertion using a rotary hammer drill. Because chemical anchoring relies on adhesion rather than mechanical expansion forces, these capsules allow for close edge-distance fixing without cracking the surrounding substrate.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Expansion-Free Anchoring: Eliminates internal stress on concrete, enabling installation near edges, corners, and tight anchor spacings.

  • Pre-Measured Efficiency: Single-dose design ensures exact resin-to-hardener ratios every time—eliminating site waste, manual mixing, and messy cartridge nozzles.

  • High Load Capacity: Quartz aggregate formulation creates a heavy-duty matrix suitable for high-vibration and structural environments.

  • Moisture Resistant: Performs reliably in damp, wet, and flooded holes without sacrificing bond strength.

  • Clean Installation: Ideal for overhead and horizontal fixings; the capsule holds the resin securely in place inside the hole prior to driving the stud.

Common Applications

  • Structural steelwork, beams, and column base plates

  • Safety barriers, guardrails, handrails, and balustrades

  • Heavy machinery hold-downs and industrial equipment mounting

  • Racking systems, formwork supports, and stadium seating

Installation Guide

  1. Drill & Clean: Drill the hole to the specified diameter and depth for your anchor stud. Thoroughly blow and brush out all dust and debris.

  2. Insert Capsule: Place the spin-in glass capsule into the cleaned drill hole (narrow end first).

  3. Drive Stud: Attach the matching threaded stud driver to your rotary hammer drill (set to rotation-and-hammer mode). Drive the chisel-pointed stud through the capsule to the required embedment depth to thoroughly crush the glass and mix the resin components.

  4. Cure: Leave undisturbed to cure completely based on ambient temperature guidelines before applying fixture loads.