Round Foot Ferrule Precast Accessories Concrete Zinc Plated Thread Angled Fixing Socket

This product is a specialized fixing socket for precast concrete applications, featuring key designs: a big round foot, a ferrule structure, and angled threading. The big round foot enhances stability by expanding contact with precast concrete, while the ferrule reinforces the socket’s connection to the component. Its zinc-plated surface provides basic rust resistance for construction sites, and the angled thread allows flexible installation to match precast concrete’s assembly needs.

1. Connecting precast concrete slabs to supporting structures using zinc-plated angled fixing sockets
2. Fixing precast concrete walls at corner joints with big round foot ferrule sockets
3. Securing precast concrete beams to columns via angled threaded fixing sockets
4. Installing precast concrete partitions with zinc-plated fixing sockets for anti-rust protection
5. Joining special-angle precast concrete components using adjustable angled fixing sockets

1. Q: What’s the function of the "big round foot" on this fixing socket?

   A: The big round foot expands the contact area with precast concrete, which enhances fixing stability and prevents the socket from loosening or damaging the component when bearing load.

2. Q: Why is the socket zinc-plated, and what benefit does it bring?

   A: Zinc plating is a surface treatment that provides basic anti-rust protection. It helps the socket resist corrosion from moisture or dust on construction sites, extending its service life.

3. Q: What does the "angled thread" design mean for precast concrete installation?

   A: The angled thread (15°–45° adjustable) allows flexible connection. It can match the assembly angle of precast components (like corner walls or sloped slabs) instead of requiring a straight installation.

4. Q: Is this socket only compatible with specific precast concrete components?

   A: No, it works with common precast components such as slabs, walls, and beams. You just need to select the right socket size and thread angle based on the component’s weight and installation angle.

5. Q: What role does the "ferrule" play in the socket’s structure?

   A: The ferrule reinforces the socket’s connection to precast concrete. It strengthens the socket’s load-bearing capacity and prevents deformation at the connection point during use.