DEWALT Pure110+ Adhesive Anchoring System Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- Dewalt
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ANCHORS & FASTENERS
Instruction Manual
Pure110+ Adhesive Anchoring System
Pure110+® Adhesive Anchoring System and Installations with DEWALT DustX+™
Automatic Dust Extraction
ACI 318-14, Chapter 17 and ACI 318-11 Appendix D (and by reference to the 2015
IBC and 2012 IBC, respectively) requires that adhesive anchors for concrete be
installed using a specific drilling method. This is because the drilling
method used to create a hole in concrete and the subsequent manufacturer
recommended hole cleaning procedure for the adhesive system has a significant
effect on the bond strength of the installed adhesive anchors.
Up until now, DEWALT published bond strengths for Pure110+ adhesive anchors
that are based on drilling into concrete using a hammerdrill with a carbide
drill bit followed by a traditional hole cleaning process (e.g. blowing the
hole clean, brushing the hole, blowing the hole clean again). Fortunately,
additional hole drilling and cleaning options are now available for end users
from DEWALT due to the increased attention being given to dust control
solutions on jobsites in construction.
DUSTX+ SYSTEM COMPONENTS
| | |
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DEWALT Hammer-drill & Hollow Drill Bit (HDB)| DEWALT HEPA Vacuum (DW012)|
Pure110+ Adhesive & Steel Rod or Rebar Anchor| DEWALT DustX+ System
(Hammer-drill + Hollow Drill Bit + Vacuum
+ Adhesive + Steel Rod or Rebar Anchor)
The DustX+ system allows users to drill holes in concrete and clean the holes
during the drilling process at the same time (no extra cleaning steps are
necessary with this system). The hollow drill bits are attached to a self-
cleaning HEPA vacuum which provide the dust collection during drilling.
DEWALT has conducted extensive supplemental laboratory testing on Pure110+
adhesive anchors installed in holes drilled and cleaned using the DustX+
system in dry concrete.
The table below shows the results of the testing adhesive anchor system
crossed with the installation and cleaning method along with the corresponding
reduction factor derived from testing that should be applied to the bond
strength when calculating the bond strength capacity for the given adhesive
anchor and relevant conditions.
Adhesive Anchor System| Drilling Method| Cleaning Method|
Bond Strength Reduction Factor, αhdb
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DEWALT Pure110+| Hammer-drilling with standard carbide drill bits| Blow 2x,
Brush 2x, Blow 2x| N/A (baseline values)
Hammer-drilling with hollow drill bits (DustX+)| Hollow drill bits (DustX+)|
1.0 (no reduction)
N/A = Not applicable.
- Results shown are based on tension tests conducted in accordance with ACI 355.4/ASTM E488 in dry cracked and uncracked normal weight concrete; holes were drilled with a hammer drill and and standard carbide drill bit or hollow drill bit, as applicable.
- Standard carbide drill bits and hollow drill bits must meet the requirements of ANSI B212.15; ANSI compliance for hole drilling is required by ICC-ES ESR-3298.
- See published literature for the specific adhesive anchor system for additional design and installation information which is available at anchors.DEWALT.com.
Pure110+ adhesive anchors will achieve published design strengths when the product is installed properly into holes drilled and cleaned in dry concrete with the DustX+ system.
DEWALT
701 East Joppa Road
Towson, MD 21286
P: 800-524-3244
anchors.DEWALT.com
References
- Anchoring and Fastening Systems from DEWALT Anchors & Fasteners
- Anchoring and Fastening Systems from DEWALT Anchors & Fasteners
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