Fastening Technology Manual: Seismic Design For Concrete Anchors 03/2017

FASTENING
TECHNOLOGY MANUAL
Seismic Design for concrete anchors
03/2017
Foreword
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Business Unit Anchors
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Important notices
1. Construction materials and conditions vary on different sites. If it is suspected that the base
material has insufficient strength to achieve a suitable fastening, contact the Hilti Technical
Advisory Service.
2. The information and recommendations given herein are based on the principles, formulae
and safety factors set out in the Hilti technical instructions, the operating manuals, the setting
instructions, the installation manuals and other data sheets that are believed to be correct at
the time of writing. The data and values are based on the respective average values obtained
from tests under laboratory or other controlled conditions. It is the user’s responsibility to use
the data given in the light of conditions on site and taking into account the intended use of the
products concerned. The user has to check the listed prerequisites and criteria conform with
the conditions actually existing on the job-site. Whilst Hilti can give general guidance and
advice, the nature of Hilti products means that the ultimate responsibility for selecting the
right product for a particular application must lie with the customer.
3. All products must be used, handled and applied strictly in accordance with all current
instructions for use published by Hilti, i.e. technical instructions, operating manuals, setting
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5. Hilti´s policy is one of continuous development. We therefore reserve the right to alter
specifications, etc. without notice.
6. The given mean ultimate loads and characteristic data in the Anchor Fastening Technology
Manual reflect actual test results and are thus valid only for the indicated test conditions. Due
to variations in local base materials, on-site testing is required to determine performance at
any specific site.
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expenses in connection with, or by reason of, the use of, or inability to use the products for
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1 Anchor technology and design page 4

for seismic conditions
1.1 Anchor connections under seismic action

1.2 Seismic impact on anchor behaviour
1.3 Legal considerations
1.4 Anchor design for seismic action
1.5 Design Examples
2 Anchor selector for seismic page 24

conditions
3 Mechanical anchors page 30
4 Chemical anchors page 76
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1.1 Anchor connections under seismic action
General
All fastenings in structures situated in seismically active areas may be subjected to seismic action no matter whether
structural or non-structural components are concerned. These structural or non-structural connections are vital to
ensure that the structure responds to a seismic event in a proper and predictable manner by means of anchor
resistance and anchor displacement.
These components may not only have a direct impact on the safety of human beings, but also on proper functioning of
the structure and therefore on possible loss of serviceability or efficiency during and after a seismic event.
Research indicates that the greatest repair costs resulting from a seismic event in most commercial buildings are not
due to the damage to structural components alone but also to damage to non-structural systems (Figure 1). In
addition, many of these non-structural systems are directly relevant to human life, especially those that must remain
functional after an earthquake, such as hospitals or fire extinguishing systems.
Proper specifications and designs in combination with anchors approved for seismic applications, taking account of the
relevant design parameters, are the best way to ensure that the damage resulting from a seismic event is minimized.
On the following page we provide examples of typical applications in which seismic design may be perfectly feasible.
Figure 1- Repair cost resulting from

a seismic event:
Source: Taghavi S. and Miranda E.:
“Seismic Performance and Loss
Assessment of Nonstructural Building
Components,” Proceedings of 7th
National Conference on Earthquake
Engineering, Boston, 2002.
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Typical applications with anchor connections designed for seismic actions
All fastenings for primary structural members in

buildings within active earthquake zones.
Figure 2
Fastenings of critical equipment and corresponding

substructure; such as electricity generators and
transformers, gas lines, etc.)
Figure 3 Figure 4
All fastenings in hospitals, schools and other structures

that are generally used as shelters after catastrophic
events
Figure 5
Fastenings for non-structural but directly safety-

relevant components such as facades, skylight
windows, etc.
Figure 6
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1.2 Seismic impact on anchor behaviour
Seismic loads
Ground movement during an earthquake leads to relative displacement of a building’s foundation. Owing to the
inertia of its mass, the building cannot or is unable to follow this movement without deformation. Due to the stiffness
of the structure, restoring forces result and vibration is induced. This leads to strain on the structure and, as a result
of the stresses acting within it, also strain on the anchors connected to the structure. The loads acting on these
anchors can be calculated directly on the basis of the characteristics of the building, its seismicity and the type of
items fastened to the building’s components.
In general terms, the main difference between seismic loading and static loading acting on anchors is the multi-
directional loading induced by the seismic event (load cycling) as shown in Figure 7.
Seismic Static
Significant cycle loading with No significant cyclic loading

multi-directional inertia force with inertia
Figure 7 - Comparison of loading characteristics under seismic and static conditions
In addition, loading frequencies during earthquakes often lead to resonance phenomena which result in greater
vibration amplitudes on the upper floors than on lower floors. This may result in a need for different designs for
anchor systems situated at different levels of the building, even if used for the same application.
Behaviour of the materials in which anchors are set

Due to the multiple responses of seismic action, the assumed compression zone under static action may suddenly
become the tension zone. The possibility of cracks intersecting the anchor location can therefore be assumed to be
highly probable, even if the original anchoring location was assumed to be uncracked, as indicated.
Seismic Static
Crack position
Cracks may occur almost everywhere in Cracks may occur in defined

concrete members. tension zones
Figure 8- Comparison of potential crack positions under seismic and static conditions
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The width of cracks generated during earthquakes is, on average, significantly greater than those resulting from
static loading. Under static conditions, cracks are normally restricted to a width of 0.3 mm under service load
conditions, and at the load levels of designed resistance they may reach a width of up to 0.5 mm. However, during
seismic events, cracks can easily reach a width of up to 0.8 mm. This has been confirmed by tests with groups of 4
anchors carried out in 2006, as shown in Figure 9.
Seismic Static
Crack width
Source: Hoehler, M. S. (2006) Behavior Source: Eligehausen, R.;

and testing of fastenings to concrete for Bozenhardt, A. (1989): Crack widths
use in seismic applications. as measured in actual structures
and conclusions for the testing of
fastening elements.
Figure 9 - Comparison of crack width under seismic and static conditions
The movement of concrete components under seismic actions results in opening and closing of cracks in
combination with load cycling on the anchor. This crack opening and closing pattern is different to the patterns found
under static conditions, as described in Figure 10.
Seismic Static
Crack opening/closing
cycling pattern
Concrete beside the cracks is alternately The crack opens and closes with
under compression and tension, the changing of live load and
resulting in the worst conditions for the rebar restrain, which is less
anchor zone. severe compared to seismic
conditions
Figure 10 - Comparison of crack width under seismic and static conditions
Seismic events have a big impact on the loading and behavior of anchors in the supporting material, resulting in the
possibility of some anchors being unsuitable for seismic conditions or having a lower capacity under seismic
conditions than under static conditions.
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Anchor resistance under seismic condition
Anchor resistance is characterized by various failure modes subdivided into concrete-related failure and steel-related
failure modes, shown in Figure 11. The resistance of each failure mode must be taken into account in the design of
fastening points.
Figure 11 - Failure modes
Failure modes under tension:

(1) steel failure; (2) concrete cone; (3) Pull-out failure or combined pull-out and concrete cone failure; (4) concrete
splitting failure
Failure modes under shear:

(5) steel failure; (6) concrete edge breakout failure; (6) pry-out failure
Under seismic conditions, due to cyclic loading on the anchor and the crack opening and closing pattern, the
characteristic resistance of some failure modes may be significantly lower than those under static conditions. The
reasons are listed in the following:
Steel failure resistance under seismic conditions
Due to the impact of cyclic loading, steel failure resistance under seismic conditions may be different to that under
static conditions. Especially under shear loading, concrete spalling may occur on the surface of concrete members,
resulting in increased lever arm.
Pull-out failure/ bond failure resistance

Pull-out failure and bond failure depends greatly on the design of the anchor itself. Some anchors may not hold any
load at all during seismic events because they are pulled out due to cracks opening and closing during load cycling.
These anchors may be expansion anchors with insufficient follow-up expansion, undercut anchors with insufficient
bearing area, or bonded (chemical) anchors with insufficient bond strength after the formation of cracks.
Resistances of concrete cone failure, splitting failure, pry-out failure and edge failure.
Since concrete cone failure, splitting failure, pry-out failure and edge failure are relevant only to concrete itself,
the basic characteristic values will be as same as in a static situation, but cracked concrete must be assumed.
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1.3 Legal considerations
Overview of the European code system
Eurocode 1, Eurocode 2 and Eurocode 8 (EC1, EC2 and EC8) set the framework for the design of concrete structures,
while European Technical Approval Guidelines (ETAGs) set out the basic requirements for the qualification and design
of anchor fastenings.
For seismic conditions, EC8 lays down the methods to be used for calculating seismic action, and the structural
response to seismic action, while EC2 defines the design methods and resistances of concrete components. As for
anchors, the design method is laid down by EOTA TR045 Design of Metal Anchors For Use In Concrete Under
Seismic Actions, while the resistance is given in the European Technical Assessment (previously European
Technical Approval) for the specific product based on the European Technical Approval Guidelines (ETAGs),
especially its Annex E: Assessment of Metal Anchors under Seismic Action. The code system is also
summarized in Figure 12.
This also shows that the necessity for qualification or assessment of anchor behavior is the key difference between
structural member design and the anchor design code system.
Figure 12 – Overview of the European code system for concrete and anchors
Assessing anchor performance under seismic conditions

The European Technical Approval Guidelines were developed prior to July 2013 for the assessment of products not
covered by a harmonized standard.
The European Technical Approval Guideline ETAG 001 “METAL ANCHORS FOR USE IN CONCRETE” sets out
the basis for the assessment of anchors to be used in concrete (cracked and non-cracked). It consists of:
 Part 1 Anchors in general
 Part 2 Torque-controlled expansion anchors
 Part 3 Undercut anchors
 Part 4 Deformation-controlled expansion anchors
 Part 5 Bonded anchors
 Part 6 Anchors for multiple use for non-structural applications
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 Annex A Details of test
 Annex B Tests for admissible service conditions – detailed information
 Annex C Design methods for anchorages
 Annex E Assessment of metal anchors under seismic
Additional technical reports (TR) related to ETAG 001 set out additional requirements for the assessment of special
anchors and/or provide a design method for their use in concrete:
 TR 018 Assessment of torque-controlled bonded anchors
 TR 020 Evaluation of anchorages in concrete concerning resistance to fire
 TR 029 Design of bonded anchors
 TR 045 Design of metal anchors for use in concrete under seismic actions
Anchors to be used in the seismic zone shall be evaluated in accordance with ETAG 001 Annex E and designed
using the method provided in TR 045 in order to achieve the required safety level.
European Assessment Documents (from 1st of July 2013)
European Assessment Documents (EADs) are harmonized technical specifications, applicable as of 1st of July 2013
within the framework of the new Construction Products Regulations (EU/305/2011), developed by the European
Organization for Technical Assessment (EOTA).
The EADs contribute to the safe assessment of construction products, enable manufacturers to comply with
European legislation, facilitate the uptake of innovation, research and technical development, and promote the
interoperability of products and sustainability. The EADs contain the following information:
 General information, scope and use of the products
 Essential characteristics of the products
 Method of assessment of the performance of the products
 Reference to the Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance (AVCP)
 Assumptions applicable to the assessment of performance
 Identification of the product
 Reference documents such as other EADs, standards, technical reports, etc.
 Product-related example for a Declaration of Performance (DoP)
No new ETAGs will be developed as of 1st of July 2013. However, the existing ETAGs can be used as EADs until
they are transferred into new EADs.
European Technical Assessment (previously European Technical Approval)
According to the new Construction Products Regulations (EU/305/2011), the European Technical Assessment (ETA)
is a document that provides information on the assessment of the performance of product regarding its essential
characteristics. An ETA is issued by a Technical Assessment Body (TAB) upon request by a manufacturer and is the
basis for a Declaration of Performance (DoP) which, in turn, is required for affixing the CE marking on the product.
Current ETAs issued after 1st of July 2013 are valid for an indeterminate period and contain the following information:
 General information on the manufacturer and the product type
 Description of the product and its intended use
 Performance of the product and references to the methods used for its assessment
 Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance systems (AVCP) applied
 Technical details necessary for the implementation of the AVCP
ETAs which were issued up to 30 June 2013, known as European Technical Approvals and based on ETAGs,
remain valid until the end of their validity period.
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Declaration of performance (DoP)
The DoP is prepared by the manufacturer and presents information about the performance of the product in relation
to the essential characteristics. In drawing up the DoP, the manufacturer assumes responsibility for the conformity of
the construction product with the declared performance.
Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance (AVCP)

In order to ensure that the declaration of performance (DoP) for specific products is accurate and reliable, the
performance of the construction products shall be assessed and their production in the factory shall be controlled to
ensure that the products will continue to have the same performance.
This is achieved by applying a system of Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance (AVCP) for each
family of construction product, for which several tasks have to be undertaken (e.g. for System 1+ and 1):
For the manufacturer:
 Factory production control (permanent internal control of production and documentation according to a
prescribed test plan)
 Involvement of a body that is notified for the tasks
The notified product certification body decides on the issuing, restriction, suspension or withdrawal of the certificate
of constancy of performance of the product on the basis of the outcome of the following assessments and verification
carried out by the body:
 Assessment of the performance of the product
 Initial inspection of the manufacturing plant and of factory production control
 Continuing surveillance, assessment and evaluation of factory production control
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1.4 Anchor design for seismic action
Seismic performance categories C1 and C2

Both ETAG 001 Annex E and EOTA TR045 classify anchors suitable for use under seismic conditions in two
categories: C1 and C2. According to these guidelines, anchors without approval for seismic applications should be
used only in low seismicity areas, while most seismic areas require use of anchors of the seismic performance
category C2. Seismic C1 can also be used when the application is confirmed to be a non-structural element without
any safety relevance. These requirements are summarized in Table 1, and seismicity in Europe is shown in Figure
13.
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Table 1 - European seismic category for anchors
However, selecting an anchor of the appropriate seismic performance category is not enough to guarantee safety
under seismic conditions, because the resistance of anchors, even those in the same category, can vary greatly.
Thorough calculation of the resistance is still necessary in order to guarantee the safety of the anchorage.
<0.1g
0.05-0.1g
>0.1g
Figure 13 – Map showing European seismicity
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Design options for base plates to be used under seismic conditions
Ductile failure is often a requirement in seismic design for structural elements. The situation is similar for anchors,
although brittle failure is still allowed when the corresponding measurements are taken into account. In EOTA
TR045, three design conceptual options are given for a base plate design, as follows:
Capacity design (ductile failure) The anchor must resist the load corresponding to the capacity of the
attached elements or fixture.
In this case, the load used to design the anchor shall result from the
resistance of the attached elements or fixture. However, it is normally very
difficult to find the most critical load combination for the anchor group
based on the selected elements. It is also not easy to determine the load at
which the fixture will yield. This option is therefore most often used in
applications where a weak point such as a hinge or rubber is present, the
resistance of which can be easily obtained.
Elastic design (brittle failure) Elastic design is the only approach that can allow brittle failure in seismic
design for base plates. When choosing this option, behavior factor q
(explained in Eurocode 8) must be 1.0 in order to assume non-energy
dissipation for the whole structural system, and every component must be
capable of maintaining elasticity under seismic actions. For special non-
structural applications where factor q is already 1.0, the load used for
designing anchors must still be multiplied by 1.5.
Ductile anchor (ductile failure) In this case, anchors with C2 approval must be used, and steel failure
design resistance must be the lowest value.
Moreover, the ductility requirements such as material elongation, reduction
of area and the free length equal to 8 times anchor diameter must allow
adequate stretch length. This free stretch length can be achieved by
levelled-up tightening, de-bonding the upper part of chemical anchor
embedment depth, and use of deeply embedded chemical anchors.
8d
≥8d
Due to the complexity of defining loads for capacity design and the extreme difficulty of achieving ductile anchor
failure in the application, the elastic design approach is often used for base plate application design.
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Taking the impact of displacement into account in the application
There are many cases, such as seismic isolation or damping systems, in which rigid connection can only function
properly if displacement of the anchored part is limited. In these cases, displacement has to be taken into account
during design.
As the displacement evaluation method is given only for the evaluation of anchors of the seismic performance
category C2 in ETAG 001 Annex E, it is therefore recommended that anchors of the C2 category are used for such
applications.
If the anchor displacements  N,seis (DLS) under tensile loading and/or  V,seis (DLS) under shear loading provided in the
relevant ETA (for anchors qualified for seismic performance category C2) are higher than the corresponding required
values  N,req (DLS) and/or  V,seis (DLS) higher than the required displacement, the design resistance may be reduced
proportionally as shown in the following equations to meet the required displacement limits.
Seismic reduction factor for anchor design resistance under seismic conditions
In addition to all the safety factors and influencing factors that need to be taken into account under static conditions,
the reduction factor seis must also be applied under seismic conditions. The value of this factor is given by EOTA
TR045, and is also listed here in Table 2 for Hilti seismic anchors.
Single Anchor
Loading Failure mode
anchor group
Steel failure 1.0 1.0
Pull-out failure
Combined pull-out and 1.0 0.85
concrete failure
Tension Concrete cone failure
(HDA) 1.0 0.85
Concrete cone failure

(other anchors) 0.85 0.75
Splitting failure 1.0 0.85

Steel failure 1.0 0.85
Concrete edge failure
1.0 0.85
Shear
Concrete pry out failure
(HDA) 1.0 0.85
Concrete pry out failure

(other anchors) 0.85 0.75
Table 2 - Reduction factor seis
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Influence of an annular gap on anchorage resistance under shear loading
An Annular gap influences the anchor’s resistance
Under shear loading, if the force exceeds the friction between the concrete and the anchoring plate, the
consequence will be displacement of the fixture by an amount equal to the size of the annular gap. Forces acting on
the anchors are amplified due to the impact effect on the anchor resulting from the sudden stop against the side of
the hole (Figure 14). In this case, a factor αgap equal to 0.5 must be applied for the shear resistance of the anchor
system.
By eliminating the annular gap, e.g. by filling the clearance hole with an adhesive mortar, the effects described above
can be controlled, with great benefit to the performance of the anchorage.
Figure 14 – The possible consequence of an annular gap
Recommended the use of Hilti Seismic Set
In accordance with the European seismic design guidelines, an annular gap between an anchor and its fixture should
be avoided in seismic design situations. Moreover, loosening of the nut must be prevented by application of
appropriate measures. Use of the Hilti Seismic Set (Figure 15) ensures a professional approach that allows
controlled filling of annular gaps as well as prevention of loosening of the nut as the set also includes a lock nut.
According to the European guideline, filling the hole clearance between the anchor and the fixture using the Hilti
Seismic set can increase the factor αgap from 0.5 to 1.0.
Figure 15 – Hilti Seismic Set comprising filling washer, conical washer, nut and lock-nut
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Restrictions applicable to anchor design in seismic zone
Plastic hinging area
Since seismic events represent extreme conditions for structures in general, some cases are not covered by current
codes.
Parts of structures may be subjected to extreme inelastic deformation as illustrated in Figure 16. In the reinforced
areas, yielding of the reinforcement and cycling of cracks may result in crack widths of several millimeters,
particularly in areas subject to plastic hinging. Qualification procedures for anchors do not currently anticipate such
large crack widths. For this reason, anchorages in areas where plastic hinging is expected to occur, such as at the
base of shear walls and the joint zones of frames, should be avoided unless appropriate design measures are
implemented.
Figure 16 – Member cracking, assuming a strong column, weak girder design
Stand-off application and anchor groups more than 4 anchors

Due to the complexity of seismic actions, design methods for cases where a base plate with more than 4 anchors is
close to an edge or where anchors are levelled up are not covered by the current scope of building codes.
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Hilti SOFA seismic design method
As anchor resistance under seismic conditions is normally much lower than under static conditions, more than 4
anchors are required in many situations in order to fulfil the loading requirements, especially where the base plate is
close to an edge.
With a view to providing a solution in such cases, the Hilti SOFA seismic design method has been developed, based
on extensive research test results using Hilti anchors suitable for the seismic performance category C2.
The illustrations below provide an overview of the scope of the layouts in EOTA TR045 and the SOFA seismic
design method.
Figure 17 – Anchor configuration scope covered by Hilti SOFA under static condition
Hilti PROFIS Anchor design software
Hilti PROFIS Anchor design software provides customized fastening solutions for more complex situations and
accurate design in accordance with international and national guidelines and for applications that go beyond the
scope of the guidelines, e.g. a group of anchors with more than four anchors close to an edge or more than eight
anchors far away from an edge. The results obtained may differ from calculations made in accordance with this
manual.
The following methods can be used for seismic design with Hilti PROFIS Anchor:
- EOTA TR045
- CEN/TS
- ACI 318
- CSA (Canadian standard)
- SOFA (Hilti Solution for Fastening, Hilti internal design method based on EOTA TR045)
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1.5 Design Example
Fastening point information
Concrete Cracked concrete C50/60,

with enough rebar inside to avoid concrete
splitting failure.
Anchor HIT-HY 200A + HIT-Z M12 + Hilti filling set
Service temperature
Temperature range I (-40℃ - +40℃)
range of base material
Number of anchors Group of two anchors close to the edge

No eccentricity, shear load direction
perpendicular to free edge.
General load condition
Condition requires anchor with seismic Static condition
performance category C2
Base material thickness h 150mm
Anchor spacing s 150mm
Edge distance c 100mm
Effective anchorage depth
hef 60 mm
(with hnom=hnom,min=60 mm)
TENSION design action (fixing point)
NSd 18 kN
static condition
SHEAR design action (fixing point)
VSd 12 kN
static condition
TENSION design action (fixing point)
NSd 12 kN
Seismic condition
SHEAR design action (fixing point)
VSd 6 kN
Seismic condition Seismic condition
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Static design condition
Tension resistance
Static design steel resistance

Static resistance NRd,s 36,7 kN
Static design combined pull-out and concrete cone resistance

Basic static resistance N0Rd,p 33,1 kN
scr,Np = 180 mm A0c,N = 32,400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,N = 59,400 mm2
ccr,Np = 90 mm Ψs,Np 1,00
hef = 60 mm Ψre,Np 1,00
ev = 0 mm Ψec,Np 1,00
n= 2 k= 2,3
d= Ψg,Np 1,00
12 mm Τ =
Rk 22 N/ mm2
NRd,p, = N0Rd,p Ψs,Np Ψre,Np .Ψec,Np. Ψg,Np 60,8 kN
Static design concrete cone resistance

Basic static resistance N0Rd,c 17,3 kN
scr,N = 180 mm A0c,N = 32,400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,N = 59,400 mm2
ccr,N = 90 mm Ψs,N 1,00
hef = 60 mm Ψre,N 1,00
ev = 0 mm Ψec,N 1,00
NRd,c, = N0Rd,c Ψs,N Ψre,N Ψec,N 31,7 kN
Tension design resistance: lowest value NRd,c = 31,7 kN
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Shear resistance
Static design steel resistance
Static resistance VRd,s 21,6 kN
Static design concrete pry-out resistance

Static design concrete cone resistance N0Rd,c 17,3 kN
scr,V = 180 mm A0c,V = 32,400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,V = 59,400 mm2
ccr,V = 90 mm Ψs,V 1,00
hef = 60 mm Ψre,V 1,00
ev = 0 mm Ψec,V 1,00
αseis 0,75
k 2,00
NRd,c = N0Rd,c Ψs,N Ψre,N Ψec,N 31,7 kN
VRd,cp = k. NRd,c 63,4 kN
Static design concrete edge resistance

Basic static resistance
V0Rd,c 13,9 kN
k1 = 1,70 hef = 60 mm dnom = 12 mm
scr,V = 180 mm A0c,V = 45,000 mm2
1,50
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,V = 67,500 mm2
ccr,V = 90 mm Ψs,V 1,00
Ψh,V 1,00
Ψα,V 1,00
VRd,c = V0Rd,c Ψs,V Ψre,V Ψec,V.Ψα,V 20,9 kN
Shear design resistance: lowest value VRd,s = 20,9 kN
Combined tension and shear resistance

The following equation must be satisfied for combined tension and shear bN
loads: 1,2
(Eq. 1) (bN)1,5 + (bV)1,5 ≤ 1
1
bN (bV): ratio between design action and design
resistance for tension (shear) loading 0,8
0,6
NSd = 18 KN βN=NSd,1/NRd = 0,568 ≤ 1 0,4

VSd = 12 KN βV=VSd,1/VRd = 0,575 ≤ 1 0,2
NRd = 31,7 KN (βN)1,5+(βV)1,5 = 0,87 ≤ 1 0 bV
VRd = 20,9 KN 0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 1,2
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Seismic design condition (seismic performance category C2)
Tension resistance
Seismic design steel resistance

Static resistance NRd,s 36,7 kN
αseis 1,00
NRd,s,seis = NRd,s αseis 36,7 kN
Seismic design combined pull-out and concrete cone resistance

Basic static resistance N0Rd,p 19,6 kN
scr,Np = 180 mm A0c,N = 32,400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,N = 59400 mm2
ccr,Np = 90 mm Ψs,Np 1,00
hef = 60 mm Ψre,Np 1,00
ev = 0 mm Ψec,Np 1,00
αseis 0,85
NRd,p,seis = N0Rd,p Ψs,Np Ψre,Np Ψec,Npαseis 30,6 kN
Seismic design concrete cone resistance

Basic static resistance N0Rd,c 17,3 kN
scr,N = 180 mm A0c,N = 32400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,N = 59400 mm2
ccr,N = 90 mm Ψs,N 1,00
hef = 60 mm Ψre,N 1,00
ev = 0 mm Ψec,N 1,00
αseis 0,85
NRd,c,seis = N0Rd,c Ψs,N Ψre,N Ψec,N αseis 23,8 kN
Tension design resistance: lowest value NRd,c,seis = 23,8 kN
Apr-17 21
Shear resistance
Seismic design steel resistance

Basic characteristic seismic resistnace VRd,seis,C2 16,0 kN
Seismic factor αseis 0,85
VRd,s,seis = n VRd,seis,c2 αseis αgap 27,2 kN
Seismic design concrete pry-out resistance

Seismic design concrete cone resistance N0Rd,c 19,6 kN
scr,V = 180 mm A0c,V = 32,400 mm2
1,83
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,V = 59,400 mm2
ccr,V = 90 mm Ψs,V 1,00
αseis 0,75
k 2,00
NRd,c,seis = N0Rd,c Ψs,V Ψre,V Ψec,V αseis 23,8 kN
VRd,c,seis = k. NRd,c,seis 47,5 kN
Seismic design concrete edge resistance

Basic static resistance
V0Rd,c,seis 13,9 kN
k1 = 1,70 hef = 60 mm dnom = 12 mm
scr,V = 180 mm A0c,V = 45,000 mm2
1,50
c= 100 mm s = 150 mm Ac,V = 67,500 mm2
ccr,V = 90 mm Ψs,V 1,00
Ψh,V 1,00
Ψα,V 1,00
VRd,c,seis = V0Rd,c,seis Ψs,V Ψre,V Ψec,V.Ψα,V αseis 17,7 kN
Shear design resistance: lowest value VRd,s,seis = 17,7 kN
Combined tension and shear resistance

The following equation must be satisfied for combined tension and shear bN
loads under seismic condition: 1,2
βN≤ 1, βV≤ 1, , and βN+βV ≤ 1 1
0,8
NSd = 12 KN βN=NSd/NRd = 0,505 ≤ 1 0,6
VSd= 6 KN βV=VSd/VRd = 0,338 ≤ 1 0,4
NRd = 23,8 KN βN+βV = 0,843 ≤ 1
0,2
VRd = 17,7 KN
0 bV
0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 1,2
22 Apr-17

conditions
2.1 Mechanical anchors

2.2 Chemical anchors
Apr-17 23
2.1 Mechanical anchors
Approvals Advantages
European Technical Approval
Fatigue approval / test report

Seismic performance C1
Anchor type
Shock approval
Fire tested
Undercut anchors
HDA  Automatic undercutting

x x x x x x  High load capacity
 Approved for all dynamic loads
HMU-PF  Reliable mechanical interlock

 Easy verification of correct setting due to
x x x x x red setting mark
Expansion anchors
HSL-3  Integrated plastic section to telescope

x x x x x x and pull down tightly
 The bolt can be re-torqued
 Quick and simple setting operation

HST3  Setting mark
x x x x x  Safety wedge for certain follow up
expansion
Screw anchor
HUS3  Screw driven straight

into base material
x x x x  Higher productivity
 Approval for reusability in fresh concrete
24 Apr-17
Material Specification qualified for seismic
Setting
condition
Steel, sherardized, hot dipped
Stainless steel A4 (1.4401)

Anchor size qualified for
Page
HCR steel (1.4529)

seismic condition
Through-fastening
Steel, galvanised
External thread
Internal thread
Pre-setting
galv.
Anchor size:
x x x x x 30
M10 – M20
Anchor size:
x x x 42
M12 – M16
Anchor size:
x x x 48
M10 – M20
Anchor size:
x x x x x 56
M8 – M20
Anchor size:
x x 66
M8– M14
Apr-17 25
2.2 Chemical anchors
Approvals
European Technical Approval
Fatigue approval / test report

Anchor type Advantages
Shock approval
Fire tested
HIT-HY 200-A (R) with
HIT-Z  No expansion pressure
 Flexibility in terms of working time
 No styrene content
x x x x x  No plasticizer content
 Environmental protection due to the
minimized packaging
 SafeSet with hollow drill bit and HIT-Z rod
HIT-HY 200-A with

HIT-V  No expansion pressure
 Flexibility in terms of working time
 No styrene content
x x x x x  No plasticizer content
 Environmental protection due to the
minimized packaging
 SafeSet with hollow drill bit
HIT-RE 500 V3 with

HIT-V
 No expansion pressure
x x x x  Long working time
 SafeSet with hollow drill bit
HIT-RE 500 V3 with

HIS-(R) N
 No expansion pressure
x x x  Long working time
SafeSet with hollow drill bit
26 Apr-17
Material Specification qualified for seismic
Setting
condition
Steel, sheradised, hot dipped
Stainless steel A4 (1.4401)

Anchor size qualified for
Page
HCR steel (1.4529)

seismic condition
Through-fastening
Steel, galvanised
External thread
Internal thread
Pre-setting
galv.
HIT-Z
M8 – M20
x x x x x 76
HIT-V
M10 – M30 x x x x x x x x 88
HIT-V
M8 – M30 x x x x x x x 96
HIS- (R) N
M8 - M20
x x x x 108
Apr-17 27
28 Apr-17

conditions
HDA Undercut anchor

HMU-PF Undercut anchor
HSL-3 Expansion anchor
HST3 Expansion anchor
HUS3 Screw anchor
4 Chemical anchor page 74
Apr-17 29
HDA Undercut anchor
Anchor version Benefits
- safe and high performance
structural seismic design with
HDA-P
ETA C1 and C2
HDA-PR
Anchor for pre- - mechanical interlock
setting (undercut)
- low expansion force (thus
small edge distance / spacing)
HDA-T - self undercutting (without
HDA-TR special undercutting tool)
Anchor for - performance of a headed stud
through-fasting - complete system (anchor, stop
drill bit, setting tool, drill
hammer)
- setting mark on anchor for
control (easy and safe)
- completely removable
Base material Load conditions
Concrete Concrete
Static/ Seismic
(non- (cracked) Fire resistance Fatigue Shock
quasi-static ETA-C1, C2
cracked)
Installation conditions Other information
European CE PROFIS Nuclear power

Hammer Technical conformity Anchor plant approval
drilled holes Assessment design
Software
Approvals / certificates
Description Authority / Laboratory No. / date of issue
European Technical Assessment a) CSTB, Paris ETA-99/0009 / 2015-01-06
ICC-ES report incl. seismic ICC evaluation service ESR 1546 / 2014-02-01
Shockproof fastenings in civil Federal Office for Cicil Protection, BZS D 09-601/ 2009-10-21
defence installations
Nuclear power plants Bern
DIBt, Berlin Z-21.1-1987 / 2014-07-22
Fatigue loading DIBt, Berlin Z-21.1-1693 / 2013-07-29
Fire test report IBMB, Braunschweig UB 3039/8151-CM / 2001-01-31
a) All data for HDA-P(R) and HDA-T(R) given in this section according ETA-99/0009, issue 2015-01-06.
Sherardized versions HDA-PF and HDA-TF anchors are not covered by the approvals.
30 Apr-17
Seismic resistance
All data in this section applies to:
- Correct setting (See setting instruction with a drilling hammer)
- No edge distance and spacing influence
- Steel failure
- Minimum base material thickness
- Concrete C 20/25, fck,cube = 25 N/mm²
- αgap = 1,0 (using Hilti seismic filling set)
Effective anchorage depth for seismic C2 and C1

Anchor size M10 M12 M16 M20
Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 100 125 190 250
Characteristic resistance in case of seismic performance category C2

HDA-P,
25 35 75 95
HDA-T
Tension NRk,seis [kN]
HDA-PR,
25 35 75 -
HDA-TR
10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
HDA-T
for tfix <15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
[mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
HDA-TR
Shear <15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
HDA-T 39 42 56 56 70 84 84 93 102 112 144 144 165 175
HDA-TR 21,5 21,5 30,5 30,5 33,0 38,0 45,5 45,5 47,5 51 -
VRk,seis [kN]
HDA-P 20 24 56 83
HDA-PR 10,5 13,5 28,5 -
Design resistance in case of seismic performance category C2

HDA-P,
16,7 23,3 50 63,3
HDA-T
Tension NRd,seis [kN]
HDA-PR,
16,7 23,3 50 -
HDA-TR
10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
HDA-T
for tfix <15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
[mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
HDA-TR
<15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
Shear HDA-T 26 28 37,3 37,3 46,7 56 56 62 68 74,7 96 96 110 116,7
HDA-TR 16,2 16,2 22,9 22,9 24,8 28,6 34,2 34,2 35,7 38,3 -
VRd,seis [kN]
HDA-P 16 19,2 44,8 66,4
HDA-PR 7,9 10,2 21,4 -
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HDA-P,
41,5 58 108,7 164
HDA-T
Tension NRk,seis [kN]
HDA-PR,
41,5 58 108,7 -
HDA-TR
10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
HDA-T
for tfix <15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
[mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
HDA-TR
Shear <15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
HDA-T 65 70 80 80 100 140 140 155 170 190 205 205 235 250
HDA-TR 35,5 35,5 43,5 43,5 47 54,5 76 76 79 85 -
VRk,seis [kN]
HDA-P 22 30 62 92
HDA-PR 11,5 17 31,5 -

HDA-P,
27,7 38,7 72,5 109,4
HDA-T
Tension NRd,seis [kN]
HDA-PR,
27,7 38,7 72,5 -
HDA-TR
10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
HDA-T
for tfix <15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
[mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
HDA-TR
<15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
Shear 103, 113, 126, 136, 136, 156, 166,
HDA-T 43,3 46,7 53,3 53,3 66,7 93,3 93,3
3 3 7 7 7 7 7
HDA-TR 26,7 26,7 32,7 32,7 35,3 41 57,1 57,1 59,4 63,9 -
VRd,seis [kN]
HDA-P 17,6 24 49,6 73,6
HDA-PR 8,6 12,8 23,7 -
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Static resistance
- Correct setting (See setting instruction)
- Steel failure
Effective anchorage depth for static

Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 100 125 190 250
Characteristic resistance in case of static performance

Non-cracked concrete
HDA-P,
46 67 126 192
HDA-T
Tension NRk [kN]
HDA-PR, -
46 67 126
HDA-TR
Cracked concrete
HDA-P,
25 35 75 95
Tension NRk HDA-T [kN]
HDA-PR,
25 35 75 -
HDA-TR
Non-cracked and cracked concrete
HDA-T 10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
for tfix <15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
[mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
HDA-TR
Shear <15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
HDA-T 65 70 80 80 100 140 140 155 170 190 205 205 235 250
HDA-TR 71 71 87 87 94 109 152 152 158 170 -
VRk [kN]
HDA-P 22 30 62 92
HDA-PR 23 34 63 -
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Design resistance in case of static performance
HDA-P,
30,7 44,7 84 128
HDA-T
Tension NRd, [kN]
HDA-PR, -
28,8 41,9 78,8
HDA-TR
Cracked concrete
HDA-P,
16,7 23,3 50 63,3
Tension NRd HDA-T [kN]
HDA-PR,
16,7 23,3 50 -
HDA-TR
Non-cracked and cracked concrete
10 15 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 20 25 40 55
HDA-T
<15 20 <15 <20 50 <20 <25 <30 <35 60 <25 <40 <55 100
for tfix [mm]
10 15 10 15 20 30 15 20 25 35 -
Shear HDA-TR
<15 20 <15 <20 <30 50 <20 <25 <35 60 -
HDA-T 43,3 46,7 53,3 53,3 66,7 93,3 93,3 103,3 113,3 126,7 136,7 136,7 156,7 166,7
HDA-TR 53,4 53,4 65,4 65,4 70,7 82,0 114,3 114,3 118,8 127,8 -
VRd [kN]
HDA-P 17,6 24 49,6 73,6
HDA-PR 17,3 25,6 47,4 -
Materials
Mechanical properties of HDA
HDA-P, HDA-T HDA-PR, HDA-TR
Anchor size a)
M10 M12 M16 M20 M10 M12 M16
Anchor bolt
Nominal tensile strength fuk 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
[N/mm²]
Yield strength fyk 640 640 640 640 600 600 600
Stressed cross-section As [mm²] 58,0 84,3 157 245 58,0 84,3 157
Moment of resistance Wel [mm³] 62,3 109,2 277,5 540,9 62,3 109,2 277,5
Characteristic bending resistance 60 105 266 519 60 105 266
[Nm]
without sleeve M0Rk,s b)
Anchor sleeve
Nominal tensile strength fuk 850 850 700 550 850 850 700
[N/mm²]
Yield strength fyk 600 600 600 450 600 600 600
a) HDA M20: only a galvanized 5µm version is available
b) The recommended bending moment of the HDA anchor bolt may be calculated from Mrec = MRd,s / F =
MRk,s / (Ms . F) = = (1,2 . Wel . fuk) / (Ms . F) , where the partial safety factor for bolts of strength 8.8 is MS = 1,25, for A4-80 equal to 1,33 and the
partial safety factor for action may be taken as F = 1,4. In case of HDA-T/TR/TF the bending capacity of the sleeve is neglected, only the
capacity of the bolt is taken into account.
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Material quality
Part Material
HDA-P / HDA-T (Carbon steel version)
Sleeve: Machined steel with brazed tungsten carbide tips, galvanized to min. 5 µm
Bolt M10 - M16: Cold formed steel, strength 8.8, galvanized to min. 5 µm
Bolt M20: Cone machined, rod strength 8.8, galvanized to min. 5 µm
Washer M10-M16: Spring washer, galvanized or coated
Washer M20: Washer, galvanized
Centering washer Machined steel
HDA-PR / HDA-TR (Stainless steel version)
Sleeve: Machined stainless steel with brazed tungsten carbide tips
Bolt M10 - M16: Cone/rod: machined stainless steel
Washer Spring washer stainless steel
Centering washer Machined steel
Anchor dimensions
HDA-P / HDA-PR / HDA-T / HDA-TR
x100/20 x125/30 x125/50 x190/40 x190/60 x250/50 x250/100
Length code letter I L N R S V X
Total length of bolt lB [mm] 150 190 210 275 295 360 410
Diameter of bolt dB [mm] 10 12 16 20
Total length of sleeve
HDA-P ls [mm] 100 125 125 190 190 250 250
HDA-T ls [mm] 120 155 175 230 250 300 350
Max. diameter of 19 21 35
dS [mm] 29
sleeve
Washer diameter dw [mm] 27,5 33,5 45,5 50
Width across flats Sw [mm] 17 19 24 30
ØdS ØdB
HDA-P / HDA-PR
lS
lB SW
ØdS
ØdB
HDA-T / HDA-TR
lS
lB SW
Apr-17 35
Settings
Setting details
x100/20 x125/30 x125/50 x190/40 x190/60 x250/50 x250/100
Length code letter I L N R S V X
Nominal drill bit
d0 [mm] 20 22 30 37
diameter
Cutting diameter dcut,min [mm] 20,10 22,10 30,10 37,15
of drill bit dcut,max [mm] 20,55 22,55 30,55 37,70
Depth of drill hole a) h1  [mm] 107 133 203 266
Anchorage depth hef [mm] 100 125 190 250
hs,min [mm] 2 2 2 2
Sleeve recess
hs,max [mm] 6 7 8 8
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 50 80 120 300
For HDA-P/-PR
Clearance hole df [mm] 12 14 18 22
Minimum base
hmin [mm] 180 200 270 350
material thickness
tfix,min [mm] 0 0 0 0
Fixture thickness
tfix,max [mm] 20 30 50 40 60 50 100
For HDA-T/-TR
Clearance hole df [mm] 21 23 32 40
Minimum base
hmin [mm] 200-tfix 230-tfix 250-tfix 310-tfix 330-tfix 400-tfix 450-tfix
material thickness
Min. fixture thickness
Tension load only! tfix,min [mm] 10 10 15 20 50
Shear load without
use of centering tfix,min [mm] 15 15 20 25 50
washer
Shear load - with use
tfix,min b) [mm] 10 10 15 20 -
of centering washer
Max. fixture thickness tfix,max [mm] 20 30 50 40 60 50 100
HDA-P / HAD-PR HDA-T / HAD-TR
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Anchor parameters
x100/20 x125/30 x125/50 x190/40 x190/60 x250/50 x250/100
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 100 125 190 250
Minimum edge
cmin [mm] 80 100 150 200
distance
Critical spacing for
scr,sp [mm] 300 375 570 750
splitting failure
Critical edge distance
ccr,sp [mm] 150 190 285 375
for splitting failure
scr,N [mm] 300 375 570 750
concrete cone failure
for concrete cone ccr,N [mm] 150 190 285 375
failure
For spacing (edge distance) smaller than critical spacing (critical edge distance) the design
loads have to be reduced.
Critical spacing and critical edge distance for splitting failure apply only for non-cracked
concrete. For cracked concrete only the critical spacing and critical edge distance for
concrete cone failure are decisive.
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Stop drill bit HDA
The stop drill is required for drilling in order to achieve the correct hole depth.
The setting system (tool and setting tool) is required for transferring the specific energy for the undercutting process.
Reguired stop drill bits for HDA and HDA-R

Nominal Drill bit
Stop drill bit with Stop drill bit with
working diameter
Anchor TE-C (SDS plus) TE-Y (SDS max)
length d0 [mm]
connection end connection end
t [mm]
TE-C-HDA-B
HDA-P/ PF/ PR M10x100/20 TE-Y-HDA-B 20x100 107 20
20x100
TE-C-HDA-B
HDA-T/ TF/ TR M10x100/20 TE-Y-HDA-B 20x120 127 20
20x120
HDA-P/ PF/ PR M12x125/30 TE-C HDA-B
TE-Y HDA-B 22x125 133 22
HDA-P/ PF/ PR M12x125/50 22x125
TE-C HDA-B
HDA-T/ TF/ TR M12x125/30 TE-Y HDA-B 22x155 163 22
22x155
TE-C HDA-B
22x175
HDA-P/ PF/ PR M16 x190/40
TE-Y HDA-B 30x190 203 30
HDA-P/ PF/ PR M16 x190/60
HDA-P M20 x250/50
TE-Y HDA-B 37x250 266 37
HDA-P M20 x250/100
HDA-T M20x250/50 TE-Y HDA-B 37x300 316 37
HDA-T M20x250/100 TE-Y HDA-B 37x350 366 37
Anchor Setting tool

TE 80-ATC AVR
TE 40 AVR
TE 56-ATC
TE 60-ATC
TE 70-ATC
TE 76-ATC
TE 80-ATC
TE 30-A36
TE 24 a)
25 a)
TE 35
TE 40
TE 56
TE 60
TE 70
TE 75
TE 76
HDA-P/T M10x100/20    TE-C-HDA-ST 20

  M10 20
TE-Y-HDA-ST
HDA-P/T M12x125/30    M10 22
TE-C-HDA-ST
HDA-P/T M12x125/50   M12 22
TE-Y-HDA-ST
HDA-P/T M16x190/40     M12 30
TE-Y-HDA-ST
HDA-P/T M16x190/60 M16
HDA-P/T M20x250/50    TE-Y-HDA-ST 37
HDA-P/T M20x250/100 M20
a) 1st gear
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Anchor Setting tool
TE 80-ATC AVR
TE 40 AVR
TE 56-ATC
TE 60-ATC
TE 70-ATC
TE 76-ATC
TE 80-ATC
TE 30-A36
TE 24 a)
TE 25 a)
TE 35
TE 40
TE 56
TE 60
TE 70
TE 75
TE 76
    TE-C-HDA-ST 20
HDA-PR/TR M10x100/20
  M10 20
TE-Y-HDA-ST
    M10 22
TE-C-HDA-ST
HDA-PR/TR
M12
M12x125/30   TE-Y-HDA-ST 22
HDA-PR/TR M12x125/50 M12
HDA-PR/TR M16x190/40     TE-Y-HDA-ST 30
HDA-PR/TR M16x190/60 M16
a) 1st gear
Anchor Setting tool
TE 80-ATC AVR
TE 40 AVR
TE 56-ATC
TE 60-ATC
TE 70-ATC
TE 76-ATC
TE 80-ATC
TE 30-A36
TE 24 a)
TE 25 a)
TE 35
TE 40
TE 56
TE 60
TE 70
TE 75
TE 76
HDA-PF/TF M10x100/20     TE-C-HDA-ST 20 M10
HDA-PF/TF M12x125/30     TE-C-HDA-ST 22 M12

HDA-PF/TF M12x125/50
HDA-PF/TF M16x190/40     TE-Y-HDA-ST 30 M16
HDA-PF/TF M16x190/60
a) 1st gear
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Setting instructions
*For detailed information on installation see instruction for use given with the package of the product.
HDA-P / HDA-PR (prepositioning)
1. Drilling 2.Cleaning
3.Inserting the anchor by hand 4. Applying hammerdrill
5.Applying hammerdrill 6.Checking
7.Attachning the fixture 8.Attaching the belonging washer
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HDA-T / HDA-TR (post-positioning)
1. Drilling 2. Cleaning
3. Inserting the anchor by hand 4. Applying hammerdrill
5.Checking 6.Checking
7. Attaching the belonging washer
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HMU-PF Undercut anchor
- reliable mechanical interlock due
to consistent high quality self-
undercut
- ETA approval for cracked and non-
cracked concrete
HMU-PF M12x80
- Seismic approval ETA C1
HMU-PF M16x100 - comes standard with a hot-dip
galvanized protective coating
HMU-PF M16x125
against corrosion
- cost efficient heavy duty anchoring
solution for high volume fastenings
- easy verification of correct setting
due to red setting mark
- optimized and matching system
components enable efficient and
reliable installation
Concrete Concrete Static/ Seismic Fire

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1 resistance
cracked)
European CE PROFIS
Hammer Technical conformity Anchor
drilled holes Assessment design
Software
European Technical Assessment a) CSTB, Marne-la-Vallèe ETA-14/0069 / 2015-12-24
a) All data given in this section according to ETA-14/0069, issue 2015-12-24.
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Seismic resistance (for a single anchor)
- Steel failure
Effective anchorage depth for seismic C1

HMU-PF HMU-PF HMU-PF
Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Effective anchorage depth range hef [mm] 80 100 125

Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Tension NRk,seis HMU-PF 17,3 30,6 42,8
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HMU-PF 33,7 61,2 62,8
Design resistance in case of seismic category C1

Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Tension NRd,seis HMU-PF 11,5 20,4 28,5
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HMU-PF 27,0 40,8 50,2
Static resistance
- Steel failure

Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Effective anchorage depth range hef [mm] 80 100 125

Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Non cracked concrete
Tension NRk HMU-PF 36,1 50,5 70,6
[kN]
Shear VRk HMU-PF 33,7 62,8 62,8
Cracked concrete
Tension NRk HMU-PF 20 36 50,3
[kN]
Shear VRk HMU-PF 33,7 62,8 62,8
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Anchor size
M12x80 M16x100 M16x125
Tension NRd HMU-PF 24,1 33,7 47,1
[kN]
Shear VRd HMU-PF 27,0 50,2 50,2
Cracked concrete
Tension NRd HMU-PF 13,3 24,0 33,5
[kN]
Shear VRd HMU-PF 27,0 48,0 50,2
Materials
Mechanical properties
Anchor size HMU-PF M12x80 HMU-PF M16x100 HMU-PF M16x125
Nominal tensile
fuk [N/mm²] 800
strength
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²] 640
Stressed cross-
As [mm²] 84,3 157
section, thread
Moment of
W [mm³] 109 278
resistance
Char. bending
M0Rk,s [Nm] 105 266
resistance
Material quality
Part Material
Threaded bolt with cone Carbon steel strength 8.8, hot dip galvanized to min. 50 µm
Sleeve Carbon steel, hot dip galvanized min. 50µm
Hexagon nut Steel grade 8, hot dip galvanized min. 50µm
Washer According to DIN 125-1, 140 HV, hot dip galvanized min. 50µm
Letter code for anchor length

Anchor size HMU-PF M12 M12x80/20 M12x80/35 M12x80/65
Letter code H I K
Anchor size HMU-PF M16 M16x100/30 M16x100/60 M16x125/60
Letter code K M O
Anchor dimension
Anchor size HMU-PF HMU-PF M12x80 HMU-PF M16x100
Total length of min 133 167 222
bolt LB [mm]
max 176 197 239
Diameter of
sleeve ds [mm] 17,5 21,6
Length of sleeve ls [mm] 80,6 100 125
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Setting
Setting details of HMU-PF

Effective anchorage
hef [mm] 80 100 125
depth
Nominal Diameter of
d0 [mm] 18 23
drill bit
Cutting diameter of
dcut ≤ [mm] 18,5 23,0
drill bit 1)
Depth of drill hole h1 = [mm] 92 115 140
Diameter of
clearance hole in the df ≤ [mm] 14 18
fixture
Min. 2 02) 02)
Thickness of fixture tfix [mm]
Max 65 60 75
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 45 120
Width across nut
SW [mm] 19 24
flats
1) Use special stop drill bit TE-C-HMU-B only.
2) When thickness of attachment is less than 3mm, big washer acc. to DIN1052 standard needs to be used.
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Installation equipment
HMU-PF M12x80 HMU-PF M16x100 HMU-PF M16x125
Anchor size
self-undercut self-undercut self-undercut
Rotary hammer TE 40 TE 40
For undercutting TE 30-A36 TE 50
TE-C-HMU-B TE-C-HMU-B M16x100 TE-C-HMU-B M16x125

Stop drill bit
M12x80 TE-Y-HMU-B M16x100 TE-Y-HMU-B M16x125
TE-C-HMU-ST-M16
Setting tool TE-C-HMU-ST-M12
TE-Y-HMU-ST-M16
TE-C (SDS TE-C (SDS Plus)

Insert connections
Plus) TE-Y (SDS Max)
Other tools Blow-out bulb
Setting parameters
Effective anchorage
hef [mm] 80 100 125
depth
Minimum base
hmin ≥ [mm] 160 200 250
material thickness
Minimum spacing smin ≥ [mm] 90 100 100
Minimum edge
cmin ≥ [mm] 90 100 100
distance
scr,sp [mm] 300 300 375
splitting failure
ccr,sp [mm] 150 160 200
scr,N [mm] 240 300 375
for concrete cone ccr,N [mm] 120 150 188
failure
In case of smaller edge distance and spacing than ccr,sp, scr,sp, ccr,N and scr,N the load values
shall be reduced according ETAG 001, Annex C
Critical spacing and critical edge distance for splitting failure apply only for non-cracked
concrete.
For cracked concrete only the critical spacing and critical edge distance for concrete cone
failure are decisive.
46 Apr-17
Setting instruction
Setting instruction for HMU-PF

3. Inserting the anchor by hand 4. Applying hammer drill
5. Applying hammer drill 6. Checking
7. Attaching the fixture 8. Attaching the belonging washer
Apr-17 47
HSL-3 Expansion anchor
HSL-3 - size range from M8 to M24

Bolt version
- suitable for non-cracked and
cracked concrete C 20/25 to
HSL-3-G C 50/60
Threaded rod
- Seismic approval ETA C1, C2
version
- high loading capacity, especially
in shear due to high strength
HSL-3-B sleeve
Safety cap - force-controlled expansion
version
- reliable pull-down of the part
fastened
HSL-3-SH
Hexagonal - no rotation in hole when
socked head tightening bolt
screws - can be customized to a specific
project need
HSL-3-SK
Countersunk - easily removable for temporary
version fastening or retrofit
Concrete Concrete
Static/ Seismic Fire resistance
(non- (cracked) Fatigue Shock
quasi-static ETA-C1, C2 Fatigue
cracked)
European CE PROFIS
Hammer Diamond Technical conformity Anchor
drilled holes drilled holes Assessment design
Software
European technical Assessment a) CSTB, Marne-la-Vallèe ETA-02/0042 / 2017-01-23
ICC-ES report incl. seismic ICC evaluation service ESR 1545 / 2017-01
Shock approval Civil Protection of Switzerland BZS D 08-601
Fire performance Exova Warringtonfire WF 327804/A / 2013-07-10
ACI 349-01 nuclear suitability Wollmershauser consulting WC 11-02 / 2011-09
48 Apr-17
- Steel failure
- αgap = 0,5

Anchor size M8 M10 M12 M16 M20 M24
Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] - 70 80 100 125 -
Characteristic resistance in case of seismic category C2

HSL-3 / HSL-3-B - 12,2 21,9 30,6 40,1 -
Tension - -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 12,2 21,9 - -
NRk,seis
HSL-3-G - 12,2 21,9 30,6 40,1 -
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B - 9,4 13,2 25,4 39,1 -
Shear - 9,4 -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 13,2 - -
VRk,seis
HSL-3-G - 9,0 11,3 22,3 25,1 -

HSL-3 / HSL-3-B - 8,1 14,6 20,4 26,7 -
Tension - -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 8,1 14,6 - -
NRd,seis
HSL-3-G - 8,1 14,6 20,4 26,7 -
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B - 7,5 10,5 20,3 31,2 -
Shear - -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 7,5 10,5 - -
VRd,seis
HSL-3-G - 7,2 9,0 17,8 20,1 -

Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80 100 125 150

HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 12,0 16,0 21,9 30,6 42,8 56,2
Tension
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 12,0 16,0 21,9 - - -
NRk,seis
HSL-3-G 12,0 16,0 21,9 30,6 42,8 -
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 8,9 22,1 29,1 57,1 54,9 81,8
Shear
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 8,9 22,1 29,1 - - -
VRk,seis
HSL-3-G 7,5 15,3 19,3 43,4 45,8 -
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HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 6,7 10,7 14,6 20,4 28,5 37,5
Tension
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 6,7 10,7 14,6 - - -
NRd,seis
HSL-3-G 6,7 10,7 14,6 20,4 28,5 -
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 7,1 17,7 23,3 40,8 43,9 65,4
Shear
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 7,1 17,7 23,3 - - -
VRd,seis
HSL-3-G 6,0 12,2 15,4 34,7 36,6 -
Static resistance (for a single anchor)

- Steel failure
Effective anchorage depth for static performance

Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80 100 125 150

HSL-3 / HSL-3-B
Tension NRk HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 23,5 29,6 36,1 50,5 70,6 92,8
HSL-3-SH
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 31,1 59,2 72,3 101,0 141,2 185,5
Shear VRk HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 31,1 59,2 72,3 - - -
HSL-3-G 26,1 41,8 59,3 101,0 141,2 185,5
Cracked concrete
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B
Tension NRk HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 12,0 16,0 25,8 36,0 50,3 66,1
HSL-3-SH
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 30,1 42,2 51,5 72,0 100,6 132,3
Shear VRk HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 30,1 42,2 51,5 - - -
HSL-3-G 26,1 41,8 51,5 72,0 100,6 132,3
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B
Tension NRd HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 13,0 19,7 24,1 33,7 47,1 61,8
HSL-3-SH
HSL-3-G 24,9 39,4 48,2 67,3 94,1 123,7
Shear VRd HSL-3 / HSL-3-B [kN] 24,9 39,4 48,2 - - -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 20,9 33,4 47,4 67,3 94,1 123,7
HSL-3-SH
Cracked concrete
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B
Tension NRd HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK [kN] 6,7 10,7 17,2 24,0 33,5 44,1
HSL-3-SH
HSL-3-G 20,1 28,1 34,3 48,0 67,1 88,2
Shear VRd HSL-3 / HSL-3-B [kN] 20,1 28,1 34,3 - - -
HSL-3-SH / HSL-3-SK
HSL-3 / HSL-3-B 20,1 28,1 34,3 48,0 67,1 88,2
HSL-3-SH
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Materials
Mechanical properties of HSL-3, HSL-3-G, HSL-3-B, HSL-3-SH, HSL-3-SK
Nominal tensile strength fuk [N/mm²] 800 800 800 800 830 830
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²] 640 640 640 640 640 640
Stressed cross-section As [mm²] 36,6 58,0 84,3 157 245 353
Moment of resistance W [mm³] 31,3 62,5 109,4 277,1 540,6 935,4
Design bending resistance
[Nm] 24,0 48,0 84,0 212,8 415,2 718,4
without sleeve MRd,s
Material quality
Part Material
Bolt, threaded rod steel strength 8.8, galvanised to min. 5 µm
Anchor dimensions of HSL-3, HSL-3-G, HSL-3-B, HSL-3-B, HSL-3-SH, HSL-3-SK

tfix [mm] ds l1 l2 l3 l4 [mm] p
Anchor Thread
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
version size min max min max
HSL-3 M8 5 200 11,9 12 32 15,2 19 214 2

HSL-3-G M10 5 200 14,8 14 36 17,2 23 218 3
HSL-3 M12 5 200 17,6 17 40 20 28 223 3

HSL-3-G M16 10 200 23,6 20 54,4 24,4 34,5 224,5 4
HSL-3-B M20 10 200 27,6 20 57 31,5 51 241 4
HSL-3
M24 10 200 31,6 22 65 39 57 247 4
HSL-3-B
M8 5 11,9 12 32 15,2 19 2
HSL-3-SH M10 20 14,8 14 36 17,2 38 3
M12 25 17,6 17 40 20 48 3
M8 10 20 11,9 12 32 15,2 18,2 28,2 2
HSL-3-SK M10 20 14,8 14 36 17,2 32,2 3
M12 25 17,6 17 40 20 40 3
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Setting
Setting details HSL-3
Anchor version
M8 M10 M12 M16 M20 M24
HSL-3
Nominal diameter of drill bit do [mm] 12 15 18 24 28 32

Cutting diameter of drill bit dcut ≤ [mm] 12,5 15,5 18,5 24,55 28,55 32,7
Depth of drill hole h1 ≥ [mm] 80 90 105 125 155 180
Diameter of clearance hole in the
df ≤ [mm] 14 17 20 26 31 35
fixture
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80 100 125 150
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 25 50 80 120 200 250
Width across SW [mm] 13 17 19 24 30 36
Setting details HSL-3-G
Anchor version
HSL-3-G M8 M10 M12 M16 M20
Nominal diameter of drill bit do [mm] 12 15 18 24 28

Cutting diameter of drill bit dcut ≤ [mm] 12,5 15,5 18,5 24,55 28,55
Depth of drill hole h1 ≥ [mm] 80 90 105 125 155
df ≤ [mm] 14 17 20 26 31
fixture
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80 100 125
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 20 35 60 80 160
Width across SW [mm] 13 17 19 24 30
Setting details HSL-3-B
Anchor version
M12 M16 M20 M24
HSL-3-B
Nominal diameter of drill bit do [mm] 18 24 28 32

Cutting diameter of drill bit dcut ≤ [mm] 18,5 24,55 28,55 32,7
Depth of drill hole h1 ≥ [mm] 105 125 155 180
df ≤ [mm] 20 26 31 35
fixture
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 80 100 125 150
Width across SW [mm] 24 30 36 41
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Setting details HSL-3-SH
Anchor version
M8 M10 M12
HSL-3-SH
Nominal diameter of drill bit do [mm] 12 15 18

Cutting diameter of drill bit dcut ≤ [mm] 12,5 15,5 18,5
Depth of drill hole h1 ≥ [mm] 85 95 110
df ≤ [mm] 14 17 20
fixture
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 25 35 60
Width across SW [mm] 6 8 10
Setting details HSL-3-SK
Anchor version
M8 M10 M12
HSL-3-SK

Depth of drill hole h1 ≥ [mm] 80 90 105
df ≤ [mm] 14 17 20
fixture
Diameter of countersunk hole in
dh = [mm] 22,5 25,5 32,9
the fixture
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 60 70 80
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 25 50 80
Width across SW [mm] 5 6 8
Rotary hammer TE2 – TE16 TE40 – TE80
Diamond DD EC-1 +DD-C T2 or DD120+DD-BI
Other tools hammer, torque wrench, blow out pump
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Setting parameters
Minimum base
hmin [mm] 120 140 160 200 250 300
material thickness
smin [mm] 60 70 80 100 125 150
Minimum spacing
for c ≥ [mm] 100 100 160 240 300 300
Minimum edge cmin [mm] 60 70 80 100 150 150
distance for s ≥ [mm] 100 160 240 240 300 300
scr,sp [mm] 230 270 300 380 480 570
splitting failure
ccr,sp [mm] 115 135 150 190 240 285
scr,N [mm] 180 210 240 300 375 450
for concrete cone ccr,N [mm] 90 105 120 150 187,5 225
failure
For spacing (edge distance) smaller than critical spacing (critical edge distance) the design loads have to be reduced.
Critical spacing and critical edge distance for splitting failure apply only for non-cracked concrete. For cracked concrete only the critical spacing
and critical edge distance for concrete cone failure are decisive.
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*For detailed information on installation of each specific HSL versions see instruction for use given with
the package od the product.
Setting instruction
Hammer drilling
3. Installation 4. Applying tightening torque
Diamond drilling
3. Installation 4. Applying tightening torque
Apr-17 55
HST3 Expansion anchor
- highest resistance for reduced member

thickness, short spacing and edge
distances
HST3
Carbon steel - increased undercut percentage in
combination with optimized coating
HST3-R
Stainless - suitable for non-cracked and cracked
steel concrete C 12/15 to C 80/95
- highly reliable and safe anchor for
structural seismic design with ETA
C1/C2 approval
HST3-BW
- flexibility with two embedment depths
Carbon steel
included in the ETA
- minimum edge and spacing distances
HST3-R-BW
reduced by up to 25% compared to HST
Stainless
steel - design tension resistance increased by
up to 66% compared to HST
- product and length identification mark
facilitates quality control and inspection

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1/C2 resistance
cracked)
Hammer Diamond Hollow drill- European CE PROFIS FM

drilled holes drilled holes bit drilling Technical conformity Anchor approved
Assessment design
Software
European technical assessment a) DIBt, Berlin ETA-98/0001 / 2016-28-07
56 Apr-17
- Steel failure
Effective anchorage depth for seismic C2 and C1

Anchor size M8 M10 M12 M16 M20
Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 47 60 70 85 101

Tension HST3 / HST3-BW 3,0 10,4 17,9 24,0 31,1
[kN]
NRk,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 3,4 10,4 17,9 24,0 31,1
Shear HST3 / HST3-BW 9,9 19,0 28,6 48,5 84,3
[kN]
VRk,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 9,9 17,2 27,6 42,5 67,4

[kN]
NRd,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 2,3 6,9 11,9 16,0 20,7
Shear HST3 / HST3-BW 7,9 15,2 22,9 38,8 66,3
[kN]
VRd,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 7,9 13,8 22,1 34,0 53,9

[kN]
NRk,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 7,5 12,0 17,9 24,0 31,1
Shear HST3 / HST3-BW 16,6 25,8 39,0 60,9 99,4
[kN]
VRk,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 19,5 28,4 44,3 70,2 99,4

[kN]
NRd,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 4,5 8,0 11,9 16,0 20,7
Shear HST3 / HST3-BW 13,3 20,6 31,2 48,7 66,3
[kN]
VRd,seis HST3-R / HST3-R-BW 15,6 22,7 33,2 54,5 66,3
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- Steel failure

Eff. Anchorage depth hef [mm] 47 40 60 50 70 65 85 101

Tension HST3/HST3-BW 12,0 12,8 20,0 17,9 25,0 26,5 39,6 51,3
[kN]
NRk HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 12,0 12,8 20,0 17,9 25,0 26,5 39,6 51,3
Shear HST3/HST3-BW 16,6 23,7 25,8 35,6 39,0 60,9 60,9 100,4
[kN]
VRk HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 19,5 28,4 28,4 44,3 44,3 70,2 70,2 102,7
Cracked concrete
[kN]
NRk HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 7,5 9,1 12,0 12,7 20,0 18,9 28,2 36,5
Shear HST3/HST3-BW 16,6 23,7 25,8 35,6 39 60,9 60,9 100,4
[kN]
VRk HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 19,5 23,7 28,4 35,6 44,3 64,1 70,2 102,7

[kN]
NRd HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 8,0 8,5 13,3 11,9 16,7 17,6 26,4 34,2
Shear HST3/HST3-BW 13,0 20,6 20,6 31,2 31,2 48,7 48,7 80,3
VRd [kN]
HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 15,6 22,1 22,7 33,3 35,4 56,2 56,2 82,2
Cracked concrete
[kN]
NRd HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 5,0 6,1 8,0 8,5 13,3 12,6 18,8 24,4
Shear HST3/HST3-BW 13,3 15,8 20,6 23,8 31,2 42,8 48,7 80,3
[kN]
VRd HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 15,6 15,8 22,7 23,8 35,4 42,8 56,2 82,2
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Materials
Nominal tensile HST3/HST3-BW 800 800 800 720 700
[N/mm²]
strength fuk,thread HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 720 710 710 650 650
Yield strength HST3/HST3-BW 640 640 640 576 560
fyk,thread HST3-R/HST3-R-BW [N/mm²] 576 568 568 520 520
Stressed cross-section As [mm²] 36,6 58,0 84,3 157 245
Moment of resistance W [mm³] 31,2 62,3 109 277 541
Char. bending HST3/HST3-BW 30 60 105 240 457
0 [Nm]
resistance M Rk,s HST3-R/HST3-R-BW 27 53 93 216 425
Material quality
Part Material
HST3/HST3-BW Carbon steel, galvanized to min. 5 µm
Bolt
HST3-R/HST3-R-BW Stainless steel
Anchor dimensions of HST3, HST3-BW, HST3-R, HST3-R-BW

Minimum thickness of fixture tfix,min [mm] 2 2 2 2 2
Maximum thickness of fixture tfix,max [mm] 195 220 270 370 310
Shaft diameter at the cone dR [mm] 5,60 6,94 8,22 11,00 14,62
Minimum length of the anchor l1,min [mm] 75 90 115 140 170
Maximum length of the anchor l1,max [mm] 260 280 350 475 450
Length of expansion sleeve l2 [mm] 13,6 16,0 20,0 25,0 28,3
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Setting
Setting details
Nominal diameter of drill bit do [mm] 8 10 12 16 20
Cutting diameter of drill bit dcut ≤ [mm] 8,45 10,45 12,5 16,5 20,55
hnom,1 [mm] - 48 60 78 -
Nominal anchorage depth
hnom,2 [mm] 54 68 80 98 116
hef,1a) [mm] - 40 50 65 -
Effective anchorage depth
hef,2b) [mm] 47 60 70 85 101
Depth of drill hole h1,1h [mm] - 53 68 86 -
(hammer drilled holes) h1,2h [mm] 59 73 88 106 124
Depth of drill hole h1,1d [mm] - 58 70 88 -
(diamond drilled holes) h1,2d [mm] 64 78 90 108 -
df ≤ [mm] 9 12 14 18 22
fixture
Torque moment Tinst [Nm] 20 45 60 110 180
Width across SW [mm] 13 17 19 24 30
hmin
h1
hnom
tfix hef
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Setting parameters for M8, M10, M12, M16 and concrete class C20/25 to C50/60
Anchor Size M8 M10 M12 M16
Effective anchorage
hef [mm] 47 60 50 70 70 65 85 85
depth
Minimum base
hmin [mm] 80 100 100 120 100 120 140 140 120 140 160 160
material thickness
smin [mm] 35 35 40 40 55 50 60 110 75 80 65 90
Minimum spacing in
non-cracked concrete
for c ≥ [mm] 55 50 100 60 110 100 70 140 140 130 95 145
smin [mm] 35 35 40 40 50 50 50 80 65 80 65 70
Minimum spacing in
cracked concrete
for c ≥ [mm] 50 50 100 55 105 90 70 120 130 130 95 125
cmin [mm] 40 40 60 50 60 60 55 90 65 65 65 110

Minimum edge distance
in non-cracked concrete
for s ≥ [mm] 60 50 90 90 210 120 110 190 240 180 150 170
cmin [mm] 40 40 60 45 55 60 55 80 65 65 65 90
Minimum edge distance
in cracked concrete
for s ≥ [mm] 50 50 90 80 210 120 110 170 240 180 150 165
Critical spacing for scr,sp [mm] 141 141 180 180 100 280 208 340
splitting failure and 210 255
concrete cone failure scr,N [mm] 141 180 150 210 195 255
Critical edge distance ccr,sp [mm] 71 71 90 90 90 140 104 170

for splitting failure and 105 128
concrete cone failure ccr,N [mm] 71 90 75 105 98 128
Rotary hammer TE2(-A) – TE30(-A) TE40 – TE80
Diamond coring tool DD-30W, DD-EC1
Setting tool Setting tool HS-SC -
Hollow drill bit - TE-CD, TE-YD
Other tools hammer, torque wrench, blow out pump
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Setting parameters for M20 and concrete class C20/25 to C50/60
Anchor size M20
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 101 101
Minimum base material thickness hmin [mm] 160 200 200
smin [mm] 120 90 90
HST3/HST3-BW
Minimum spacing for c ≥ [mm] 180 130 165
in non-cracked concrete HST3-R/ smin [mm] 120 90 90
HST3-R-BW for c ≥ [mm] 180 130 165
smin [mm] 120 90 90
HST3/HST3-BW
Minimum spacing for c ≥ [mm] 180 130 140
in cracked concrete HST3-R/ smin [mm] 120 90 90
HST3-R-BW for c ≥ [mm] 180 130 140
cmin [mm] 120 80 120
HST3/HST3-BW
Minimum edge distance for s ≥ [mm] 180 180 270
in non-cracked concrete HST3-R/ cmin [mm] 120 80 120
HST3-R-BW for s ≥ [mm] 180 180 270
cmin [mm] 120 80 100
HST3/HST3-BW
Minimum edge distance for s ≥ [mm] 180 180 240
in cracked concrete HST3-R/ cmin [mm] 120 80 100
HST3-R-BW for s ≥ [mm] 180 180 240
Critical spacing for splitting failure and concrete scr,sp [mm] 384 404
cone failure scr,N [mm] 303 303
Critical edge distance for splitting failure and ccr,sp [mm] 192 202
concrete cone failure ccr,N [mm] 152 152
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*For detailed information on installation see instruction for use given with the package of the product
Setting instruction for HST3, HST3-BW, HST3-R, HST3-R-BW

Hammer drilling (M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, M24)
3. Inserting 4. Checking
5. Attaching washer
Hollow Drill Bit (M16, M20, M24)

1. Drilling 2. Inserting
3. Checking 4. Attaching washer
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Diamond coring (M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, M24)
1. Coring 2. Flushing
3. Cleaning 4. Inserting and Checking
5. Attaching the belonging washer 6. Attaching the belonging washer
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HUS3 Screw anchor
- High productivity – less drilling and

fewer operations than with
HUS3-H 8 / 10 / 14 conventional anchors
Carbon steel
- ETA approval for cracked and
concrete screw
non-cracked concrete
with hexagonal head
- ETA approval for adjustability
(unscrew-rescrew)
- Seismic approval ETA C1, C2

HUS3-C 8 / 10
Carbon steel - High loads
concrete screw
with countersunk - Small edge and spacing distances
head
- abZ (DIBt) approval for reusability
in fresh concrete (fck,cube=10/15/20
Nmm2) for temporary applications
HUS3-HF 8 / 10 / 14 - Three embedment depths for
Carbon steel
maximum design flexibility
concrete screw with
multilayer coating - Forged-on washer and hexagon
and hexagonal head head with no protruding thread
- Through fastening

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1, C2 resistance
cracked)
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Seismic loading data (for a single anchor)
- Steel failure
Anchorage depth for seismic C2

Anchor size 10 10 14
hnom3 hnom3 hnom3
Nominal anchor. depth
HUS3 -H hnom [mm] - 85 115
range
Effective anchorage depth HUS3 -H hef [mm] - 67,1 91,8

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRk,seis HUS3-H - 9,4 17,7
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HUS3-H - 25,6 46,6

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRd,seis HUS3-H - 6,3 11,8
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HUS3-H - 17,1 31,1

Anchor size 8 10 14
hnom2 hnom3 hnom2 hnom3 hnom2 hnom3
Nominal anchorage depth
HUS3-H hnom [mm] 60 70 75 85 85 115
range
Effective anchorage depth HUS3-H hef [mm] 46,4 54,9 58,6 67,1 66,3 91,8

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRk,seis HUS3-H 9,0 12,0 13,8 16,8 16,5 26,9
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HUS3-H 11,9 11,9 16,8 17,7 22,5 34,5

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRd,seis HUS3-H 6,0 8,0 9,2 11,2 11,0 17,9
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HUS3-H 7,9 7,9 11,2 11,8 15,0 23,0
This technical data sheet does not include seismic technical data of HUS3-C and HUS3-HF. Please refer to ETA-13/1038 / 2016-12-08 or Hilti
Profis anchor software for more details.
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Static and quasi-static loading data (for single anchor)
- Steel failure
Anchorage depth for static

Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3 - H, C, HF H, C, HF H, HF H
hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
Nominal anchorage depth range hnom [mm]
50 60 70 55 75 85 65 85 115
Effective anchorage depth hef [mm] 40 46,4 54,9 41,6 58,6 67,1 49,3 66,3 91,8

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRk 9 12 16 12 20 27,8 17,5 27,3 44,4
[kN]
Shear VRk 12,8 19 22 13,5 30 34 35 54,5 62
Cracked concrete
Tension NRk 6 9 12 9,7 16,2 19,8 12,5 19,4 31,7
[kN]
Shear VRk 9,1 19 22 9,7 30 34 24,9 38,9 62

Anchor size 8 10 14
Tension NRkd 6 8 10,7 8 13,3 18,5 11,7 18,2 29,6
[kN]
Shear VRd 8,5 12,7 14,7 9 20 22,7 23,3 36,3 41,3
Cracked concrete
Tension NRd 4 6 8 6,4 10,8 13,2 8,3 13 21,1
[kN]
Shear VRd 6,1 12,7 14,7 6,4 20 22,7 16,6 25,9 41,3
Materials
Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3- C, H, HF C, H, HF H, HF
Nominal tensile strength fuk [N/mm²] 810 805 730
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²] 695 690 630
Stressed cross-section As, [mm²] 48,4 77,0 131,7
Moment of resistance W [mm³] 47 95 213
Char, bending resistance M0Rk,s [Nm] 46 92 187
Material properties
Anchor type Material
HUS3-C Countersunk head configuration, galvanized
HUS3-H Hexagonal head configuration, galvanized
HUS3-HF Hexagonal head configuration, multilayer coating
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Anchor dimension
Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3- C, H, HF C, H, HF H, HF H
Nominal embedment hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
hnom [mm]
depth 50 60 70 55 75 85 65 85 115
Threaded outer
dt [mm] 10,3 12,4 16,85
diameter
Core diameter dk [mm] 7,85 9,90 12,95
Shaft diameter ds [mm] 8,45 10,55 13,80
2
Stressed section As [mm ] 48,4 77,0 131,7
Screw length and maximum thickness of fixture for HUS3-C

Anchor size 8 10
Type HUS3 - C C
hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
Nominal embedment depth hnom [mm]
50 60 70 55 75 85
Thickness of fixture [mm] tfix [mm] tfix1 tfix2 tfix3 tfix1 tfix2 tfix3
65 15 5 - - - -
70 - - - 15 - -
Length of screw 75 25 15 - - - -
[mm]
85 35 25 15 - - -
90 - - - 35 15 -
100 - - - 45 25 15
Screw length and maximum thickness of fixture for HUS3-H, HF

Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3 H, HF H, HF H, HF H
- hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
Nominal embedment depth hnom [mm]
50 60 70 55 75 85 65 85 115
Thickness of fixture tfix [mm] tfix1 tfix2 tfix3 tfix1 tfix2 tfix3 tfix1 tfix2 tfix3
55 5 - - - - - - - -
60 - - - 5 - - - - -
65 15 5 - - - - - - -
70 - - - 15 - - - - -
75 25 15 5 - - - 10 - -
80 - - - 25 5 - - - -
Length of screw
85 35 25 15 - - - - - -
[mm]
90 - - - 35 15 5 - - -
100 50 40 30 45 25 15 35 15 -
110 - - - 55 35 25 - - -
120 70 60 50 - - - - - -
130 - - - 75 55 45 65 45 15
150 100 90 80 95 75 65 85 65 35
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Setting
Setting details: depth of drill hole h1 and effective anchorage depth hef
Setting details
Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3- H, HF H, HF H, HF H
hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
Nominal anchorage depth hnom [mm]
50 60 70 55 75 85 65 85 115
Minimum base material
hmin [mm] 100 115 145 115 150 175 130 175 255
thickness
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 75 75
Minimum edge distance cmin [mm] 50 50 50 50 50 60 60 75 75
Clearance hole diameter df ≤ [mm] 12 14 18
Wrench size (H, HF-type) SW [mm] 13 15 21
Diameter of countersunk head dh [mm] 18 21 -
Torx size (C-type) TX - 45 50 -
Hilti SIW 14 A or Hilti SIW 22 A
Setting tool1) for strength class C20/25 Hilti SIW 22 A or or Hilti SIW 22 T-A2)
Hilti SIW 22 T-A2) Hilti SIW 22 T-A2)
1) Installation with other impact screw driver of equivalent power is possible
2) Also for strength class >C20/25
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Anchor parameters
Anchor size 8 10 14
Type HUS3- H, C, HF H, C, HF H, HF H
Nominal anchorage hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3 hnom1 hnom2 hnom3
hnom [mm]
depth 50 60 70 55 75 85 65 85 115
Effective anchorage
hef [mm] 40 46,4 54,9 41,6 58,6 67,1 49,3 66,3 91,8
depth
hmin [mm] 100 100 120 100 130 140 120 160 200
thickness
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 40 50 50 50 50 60 60 75 75
Minimum edge distance cmin [mm] 50 50 50 50 50 60 60 75 75
scr,sp [mm] 120 140 170 130 180 220 170 200 280
splitting failure
Critical edge distance for
ccr,sp [mm] 60 70 85 65 90 110 85 100 140
splitting failure
scr,N [mm] 120 140 170 130 180 202 150 200 280
ccr,N [mm] 60 70 85 65 90 101 75 100 140
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Setting instruction without adjustment

3. Inserting 4. Checking
Setting instruction with adjustment

1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
7. 8.
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9.
The anchor can be adjusted max. two times.

The total allowed thickness of shims added during the adjustment process is 10 mm.
The final embedment depth after adjustment process must be larger or equal than hnom2 or hnom3.
Installation instruction with Hilti seismic filling set for HUS3-H

1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.
Size tfix,effective
Seismic Set HUS3 [mm]
M12 10 8
M16 14 9
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conditions

Hilti HIT-HY 200-A (R) mortar with HIT-Z rod
Hilti HIT-HY 200-A (R) mortar with HIT-V rod
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 mortar with HIT-V rod
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 mortar with HIS-(R)N sleeve
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Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R) mortar with HIT-Z rod
Injection mortar system Benefits
- SafeSet technology: drilling and
Hilti HIT- borehole cleaning in one step
HY 200-A with Hilti hollow drill bit; no
500 ml foil pack cleaning required for approved
(also available loads
as 330 ml - unmatched seismic performance
foil pack) with the highest ETA C1 and C2
approvals
Hilti HIT-
HY 200-R - maximum load performance in
500 ml foil pack cracked concrete and non-
(also available cracked concrete
as 330 ml - suitable for cracked and non-
foil pack) cracked concrete C 20/25 to
C 50/60
- suitable for use with diamond
cored holes in non-cracked or
Static mixer cracked concrete with no load
reductions
- high loading capacity for cracked
concrete
HIT-Z - two mortar (Hilti HIT-HY 200-A
HIT-Z-R rod and HILTI-HY 200-R) versions
available with different curing
times and same performance
Base material Installation conditions
Concrete Concrete Static/ Seismic, Fire

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1, C2 Resistance
cracked)
Load conditions Other information
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a) All data given in this section according to ETA-12/0006 and ETA-12/0028, issue 2016-08-18.
(HIT-HY 200-A)
(HIT-HY 200-A)
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- Steel failure
- Temperature range I (min. base material temp. -40°C, max. long/short term base material temp.: +24°C/40°C)
- Installation temperature range +5°C to +40°C
For hammer drilled holes and hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit:

Eff. Anchorage depth for
hef =lHelix [mm] - - 60 96 100
pull-out resistance
hef [mm] - - 110 145 180
concrete cone resistance

Tension NRk,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R - - 29,4 53,4 73,9
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R - - 23,0 41,0 61,0

Tension NRd,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R - - 19,6 35,6 49,3
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R - - 18,4 32,8 48,8

hef =lHelix [mm] 50 60 60 96 100
pull-out resistance
hef [mm] 70 90 110 145 180

Tension NRk,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 17,9 26,1 35,3 53,4 73,9
HIT-Z [kN] 7,0 17,0 16,0 28,0 45,0
Shear VRk,seis
HIT-Z-R 8,0 19,0 22,0 31,0 48,0

Tension NRd,seis HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 11,9 17,4 23,5 35,6 49,3
HIT-Z [kN] 5,6 13,6 12,8 22,4 36,0
Shear VRd,seis
HIT-Z-R 6,4 15,2 17,6 24,8 38,4
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- Correct setting (See setting instruction with hammer drilling)
- Steel failure
- Installation temperature range +5°C to +40°C
For hammer drilled holes, hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit:

hef =lHelix [mm] 50 60 60 96 100
pull-out resistance
hef =hnom,min [mm] 70 90 110 145 180

Tension NRk HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 24,0 38,0 54,3 88,2 122
HIT-Z [kN] 12,0 19,0 27,0 48,0 73,0
Shear VRk
HIT-Z-R 14,0 23,0 33,0 57,0 88,0
Cracked concrete
Tension NRk HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 21,1 30,7 41,5 62,9 86,9
HIT-Z [kN] 12,0 19,0 27,0 48,0 73,0
Shear VRk
HIT-Z-R 14,0 23,0 33,0 57,0 88,0

Tension NRd HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 16,0 25,3 36,2 58,8 81,3
HIT-Z [kN] 9,6 15,2 21,6 38,4 58,4
Shear VRd
HIT-Z-R 11,2 18,4 26,4 45,6 70,4
Cracked concrete
Tension NRd HIT-Z; HIT-Z-R 14,1 20,5 27,7 41,9 58,0
HIT-Z [kN] 9,6 15,2 21,6 38,4 58,4
Shear VRd
HIT-Z-R 11,2 18,4 26,4 45,6 70,4
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Materials
Mechanical properties of HIT-Z and HIT-Z-R
HIT-Z
Nominal tensile strength fuk [N/mm²] 650 650 650 610 595
HIT-Z-R
HIT-Z
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²] 520 520 520 490 480
HIT-Z-R
Stressed cross- section of HIT-Z
[mm²] 36,6 58,0 84,3 157 245
thread As HIT-Z-R
HIT-Z
Moment of resistance W [mm³] 31,9 62,5 109,7 278 542
HIT-Z-R
Material quality for HIT-Z and HIT-Z-R

Part Material
C-steel cold formed
Threaded rod HIT-Z
Electroplated zinc coated ≥ 5 m
Washer Electroplated zinc coated ≥ 5 m
Strength class of nut adapted to strength class of anchor rod.
Nut
Electroplated zinc coated ≥ 5 m
Threaded rod HIT-Z-R Stainless steel
Washer Stainless steel A4
Strength class of nut adapted to strength class of anchor rod.
Nut
Stainless steel
Materials of Hilti seismic filling set

Part Material
Sealing washer Electroplated zinc coated  5m

or stainless steel
Spherical washer
Service temperature range

Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R) injection mortar with anchor rod HIT-Z may be applied in the temperature ranges given
below. An elevated base material temperature leads to a reduction of the design bond resistance.
Maximum short term

Base material Maximum long term base
Temperature range base material
temperature material temperature
temperature
Temperature range I -40 °C to +40 °C +24 °C +40 °C
Temperature range II -40 °C to +80 °C +50 °C +80 °C
Temperature range IIl -40 °C to +120 °C +72 °C +120 °C
Max short term base material temperature

Short-term elevated base material temperatures are those that occur over brief intervals, e.g. as a result of diurnal
cycling.
Max long term base material temperature
Long-term elevated base material temperatures are roughly constant over significant periods of time.
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Setting
Settings details HIT-Z and HIT-Z-R

Nominal diameter of drill bit d0 [mm] 10 12 14 18 22
Nominal embedment depth hnom,min [mm] 60 60 60 96 100
rangea) hnom,max[mm] 100 120 144 192 220
Borehole condition 1
Minimum base material hmin [mm] hnom + 60 mm hnom + 100 mm
thickness
Borehole condition 2
hnom + 30 mm hnom + 45 mm
Minimum base material hmin [mm]
≥100 mm ≥45 mm
thickness
Pre-setting:
Diameter of clearance hole in df [mm] 9 12 14 18 22
the fixture
Through-setting:
Diameter of clearance hole in df [mm] 11 14 16 20 24
the fixture
Instal.torque momentb) Tinst [Nm] 10 25 40 80 150
Critical spacing
scr,sp [mm] 2 ccr,sp
1,5  hnom for h / hnom ≥ 2,35
Critical edge distance for 6,2 hnom - 2,0 h

ccr,sp [mm]
splitting failurec) for 2,35 > h / hnom > 1,35
3,5 hnom for h / hnom ≤ 1,35
Critical spacing for concrete

scr,N [mm] 2 ccr,N
cone failure
ccr,N [mm] 1,5 hnom
concrete cone failured)
a) Hnom,min ≤ hnom ≤ hnom,max (hnom: embedment depth)
b) Recommended torque moment to avoid splitting failure during
instalation with minimum spacing and edge distance
c) h: base material thickness (h ≥ hmin)
d) The critical edge distance for concrete cone failure depends on the
embedment depth hef and the design bond resistance. The simplified formula
given in this table is on the save side.
Anchor dimension
min l 80 95 105 155 215
Length of anchor [mm]
max l 120 160 196 240 250
Helix length lHelix [mm] 50 60 60 96 100
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l
l Helix Marking
head
d marking
Minimum edge distance and spacing

For the calculation of minimum spacing and minimum edge distance of anchors in combination with different embedment
depth and thickness of concrete member the following equation shall be fulfilled:
Ai,req < Ai,cal
Required interaction area Ai,cal
Cracked concrete [mm²] 19200 40800 58800 94700 148000
Non-cracked concrete [mm²] 22200 57400 80800 128000 198000
Member thickness h ≥ hnom +1,5·c
Single anchor and

[mm²] Ai,cal = (6·c) · (hnom + 1,5·c) with c ≥ 5·d
group of anchors with s > 3·c
Group of anchors with s ≤ 3·c [mm²] Ai,cal = (3·c + s) · (hnom + 1,5·c) with c ≥ 5·d and s ≥ 5·d
Member thickness h ≤ hnom +1,5·c
Single anchor and

[mm²] Ai,cal = (6·c) · h with c ≥ 5·d
group of anchors with s > 3·c
Group of anchors with s ≤ 3·c [mm²] Ai,cal = (3·c + s) · h with c ≥ 5·d and s ≥ 5·d
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Best case minimum edge distance and spacing with required member thickness and embedment depth
Cracked concrete
Member thickness h≥ [mm] 140 200 240 300 370
Embedment depth hnom ≥ [mm] 80 120 150 200 220
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 40 50 60 80 100
Corresponding edge
c [mm] 40 55 65 80 100
distance
Minimum edge
cmin = [mm] 40 50 60 80 100
distance
Corresponding
s [mm] 40 60 65 80 100
spacing
Corresponding edge
c [mm] 40 70 80 100 130
distance
Minimum edge
cmin [mm] 40 50 60 80 100
distance
Corresponding
s [mm] 40 145 160 160 235
spacing
Best case minimum member thickness and embedment depth with required minimum edge distance and
spacing (borehole condition 1)
Cracked concrete
Corresponding edge
c [mm] 40 100 140 135 215
distance
Minimum edge
cmin = [mm] 40 60 90 80 125
distance
Corresponding
s [mm] 40 160 220 235 365
spacing
Corresponding edge
c [mm] 50 145 200 190 300
distance
Minimum edge
cmin [mm] 40 80 115 110 165
distance
Corresponding
s [mm] 65 240 330 310 495
spacing
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Minimum edge distance and spacing – Explanation
Minimum edge and spacing geometrical requirements are determined by testing the installation conditions in which
two anchors with a given spacing can be set close to an edge without forming a crack in the concrete due to
tightening torque.
The HIT-Z boundary conditions for edge and spacing geometry can be found in the tables to the left. If the
embedment depth and slab thickness are equal to or greater than the values in the table, then the edge and
spacing values may be utilized.
PROFIS Anchor software is programmed to calculate the referenced equations in order to determine the
optimized related minimum edge and spacing based on the following variables:
Cracked or non-cracked For cracked concrete it is assumed that a reinforcement is present which
concrete limits the crack width to 0,3 mm, allowing smaller values for minimum edge
distance and minimum spacing
Anchor diameter For smaller anchor diameter a smaller installation torque is required,
allowing smaller values for minimum edge distance and minimum spacing
Slab thickness and embedment Increasing these values allows smaller values for minimum edge distance
depth and minimum spacing
Curing and working time

Temperature HIT-HY 200-R
of the Working time in which anchor Curing time before anchor
base material can be inserted and adjusted twork can be loaded tcure
5 °C 1 hour 4 hour
6 °C to 10 °C 40 min 2,5 hour
11 °C to 20 °C 15 min 1,5 hour
21 °C to 30 °C 9 min 1 hour
31 °C to 40 °C 6 min 1 hour

Temperature HIT-HY 200-A
5 °C 25 min 2 hour
6 °C to 10 °C 15 min 75 min
11 °C to 20 °C 7 min 45 min
21 °C to 30 °C 4 min 30 min
31 °C to 40 °C 3 min 30 min
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Drilling diameters
Drill bit diameters d0 [mm]
Anchor rod
HIT-Z / HIT-Z-R Hammer drill (HD) Hollow Drill Bit (HDB)
M8 10 -
M10 12 12
M12 14 14
M16 18 18
M20 22 22
Rotary hammer TE 2 – TE 40 TE 40 - TE 80
dispenser
Other tool
Hilti hollow drill bit
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Safety regulations.
Review the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) before use for proper and safe
handling! Wear well-fitting protective goggles and protective gloves when working
with Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R)
Hammer drilled hole (HD)
Hammer drilled hole with Hollow Drill

Bit (HDB)
No cleaning required
Injection system preparation.
Injection method for drill hole depth

hef ≤ 250 mm.
Injection method for overhead

application.
Setting element, observe working time

“twork”.
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Setting element for overhead
applications, observe working time “twork”.
Loading the anchor: After required

curing time tcure
Installation with Hilti seismic filling set
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Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R) mortar with HIT-V rod
- SafeSet technology: drilling and
Hilti HIT- borehole cleaning in one step
HY 200-A with Hilti hollow drill bit
330 ml foil pack
(also available - Suitable for non-cracked and
as 500 ml cracked concrete C 20/25 to C
foil pack) 50/60
- ETA Approved for seismic
performance category C1, C2
Hilti HIT- - Maximum load performance in
HY 200-R cracked concrete and non-
330 ml foil pack
cracked concrete
(also available
as 500 ml - Small edge distance and anchor
foil pack) spacing possible
- Large diameter applications
- Manual cleaning for borehole
Static mixer diameter up to 20mm and
hef≤10d for non-cracked concrete
only
- Two mortar (A and R) versions
HIT-V rod
AM 8.8 available with different curing
times and same performance

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1, C2 resistance
cracked)
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European technical Assessment a) DIBt, Berlin ETA-11/0493/ 2017-02-03
European technical Assessment a) DIBt, Berlin ETA-12/0084/ 2017-02-03
(HIT-HY 200-A)
a) All data given in this section according to ETA-11/0493, issue 2017-02-03 and ETA-12/0084, issue 2017-02-03.
(HIT-HY 200-A)
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- Steel failure
- Installation temperature range -10°C to +40°C

Anchor size M10 M12 M16 M20 M24 M27 M30
Embedment depth hef [mm] - - 125 170 210 - -

Tension NRk,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - 24,5 45,9 55,4 - -
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - 46,0 77,0 103,0 - -

Tension NRd,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - 16,3 30,6 36,9 - -
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - 36,8 61,6 82,4 - -

Embedment depth hef [mm] 90 110 125 170 210 240 270

Tension NRk,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 14,7 29,0 42,8 67,8 93,1 113,8 135,8
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 23,0 34,0 63,0 98,0 141,0 184,0 224,0

Tension NRd,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 9,8 19,4 28,5 45,2 62,1 75,8 90,5
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
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- Steel failure
For hammer drilled holes, hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit:
Anchorage depth for static
Embedment depth [mm] 90 110 125 170 210 240 270

Tension NRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 43,1 58,3 70,6 43,1 153,7 187,8 224,0
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 23,0 34,0 63,0 86,2 141,0 184,0 224,0
Cracked concrete
Tension NRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 21,2 35,2 50,3 79,8 109,6 133,9 159,7
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 23,0 34,0 63,0 98,0 141,0 184,0 224,0

Tension NRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 28,7 38,8 47,1 74,6 102,5 125,2 149,4
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
Cracked concrete
Tension NRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 14,1 23,5 33,5 53,2 73,0 89,2 106,5
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
Materials
Materials properties for HIT-V and AM 8.8

Nominal tensile
HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 [N/mm²] 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
strength fuk
Yield strength fyk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 [N/mm²] 640 640 640 640 640 640 640
Stressed cross-
HIT-V, AM 8.8 [mm²] 58,0 84,3 157 245 353 459 561
section As
Moment of
HIT-V, AM 8.8 [mm³] 62,3 109 277 541 935 1387 1874
resistance W
90 Apr-17
Material quality for HIT-V and AM 8.8
Part Material
Strength class 8.8, A5 > 12% ductile
Threaded rod HIT-V 8.8 Electroplated zinc coated  5m
Hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Strength class 8.8, fyk = 800 N/mm2, fyk = 640 N/mm2
Hilti Meter rod,
Elongation at fracture(l0=5d)>12% ductile
AM 8.8
Electroplated zinc coated  5m
Electroplated zinc coated ≥ 5 m, hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Washer Stainless steel 1.4401, 1.4404, 1.4578, 1.4571, 1.4439, 1.4362 EN 10088-1:2014
High corrosion resistant steel 1.4529, 1.4565 EN 10088-1:2014

Strength class of nut adapted to strength class of threaded rod.
Electroplated zinc coated  5m, hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Nut
Stainless steel 1.4401, 1.4404, 1.4578, 1.4571, 1.4439, 1.4362 EN 10088-1:2014

Part Material
Filling washer
Spherical washer
Lock nut

Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R) injection mortar with anchor rod HIT-V may be applied in the temperature ranges given below.
An elevated base material temperature leads to a reduction of the design bond resistance.
Maximum long term Maximum short term

Base material
Temperature range base material base material
temperature
temperature temperature
Temperature range IIl -40 °C to +120 °C +72 °C +120 °C

cycling.

Apr-17 91
Setting
Setting details HIT-V and AM 8.8

Nominal diameter of drill
d0 [mm] 12 14 18 22 28 30 35
bit
Eff. embedment depth hef,min [mm] 60 70 80 90 96 108 120
and drill hole deptha) hef,max [mm] 200 240 320 400 480 540 600
Minimum base material hef + 30 mm
hmin [mm] hef + 2 d0
thickness ≥100 mm
Maximum
Diameter of clearance df [mm] 12 14 18 22 26 30 33
hole in the fixture
Max. torque momentb) Tmax [Nm] 20 40 80 150 200 270 300
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 50 60 75 90 115 120 140
Minimum edge distance cmin [mm] 45 45 50 55 60 75 80
Critical spacing
1,0  hef for h / hef ≥ 2,00
Critical edge distance 4,6 hef – 1,8 h

ccr,sp [mm] for 2,00 > h / hef > 1,3
for splitting failureh)
2,26 hef for h / hef ≤ 1,3

scr,N [mm] 3,0 hef
ccr,N [mm] 1,5 hef
concrete cone failured)
a) hef,min ≤ hef ≤ hef,max (hef: embedment depth)
b) Maximum recommended torque moment to avoid splitting failure during
Instalation with minimum spacing and edge distance
92 Apr-17
Temperature HIT-HY 200-A
-10°C to -5°C 1,5 hours 7 hours
> -5°C to 0°C 50 min 4 hours
> 0°C to 5°C 25 min 2 hours
> 5°C to 10°C 15 min 75 in
> 10°C to 20°C 7 min 45 min
> 20°C to 30°C 4 min 30 min
> 30°C to 40°C 3 min 30 min

Temperature HIT-HY 200-R
-10°C to -5°C 3 hours 20 hours
> -5°C to 0°C 2 hours 8 hours
> 0°C to 5°C 1 hour 4 hours
> 5°C to 10°C 40 min 2,5 hours
> 10°C to 20°C 15 min 1,5 hours
> 20°C to 30°C 9 min 1 hour
> 30°C to 40°C 6 min 1 hour
Drilling, cleaning and installation diameters

Drill bit diameters d0 [mm] Cleaning and installation
Anchor rod
HIT-V Brush Piston plug
Hammer drill (HD) Hollow Drill Bit (HDB)
AM 8.8 HIT-RB HIT-SZ
-
M8 10 - 10
M10 12 12 12 12
M12 14 14 14 14
M16 18 18 18 18
M20 22 22 22 22
M24 28 28 28 28
M27 30 - 30 30
M30 35 35 35 35
Rotary hammer TE 2 – TE 16 TE 40 - TE 80
Other tools compressed air gun and blow out pump, set of cleaning brushes, dispenser
Apr-17 93
*For detailed information on installation see instruction for use given with the package of the product
Safety regulations.
with Hilti HIT-HY 200 A (R).
Hammer drilled hole with Hollow

Drilled Bit (HDB)
Manual cleaning (MC)

for drill diameters d0 ≤ 20 mm and drill
hole depth h0 ≤ 10∙d.
Compressed air cleaning (CAC)

for all drill hole diameters d0 and drill hole
depths h0 ≤ 20∙d.

hef ≤ 250 mm.
94 Apr-17
hef > 250mm.

application.

“twork”.

Loading the anchor: After required curing

time tcure
Apr-17 95
Installation with Seismic filling set (HIT-V and AM 8.8)
96 Apr-17
Apr-17 97
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 mortar with HIT-V rod
Hilti - SafeSet technology: Hilti hollow

HIT-RE V3 500 drill bit for hammer drilling and
330 ml foil pack Roughening tool for diamond
coring
(also available
- suitable for cracked/non-cracked
as 500 ml and
concrete C 20/25 to C 50/60
1400 ml foil
pack) - high loading capacity
- suitable for dry and water
saturated concrete
Static mixer
- under water application
- high corrosion resistance
- long working time at elevated
HIT-V rod temperatures
- odourless epoxy
Concrete Concrete Static/ Seismic, ETA- Fire

(non- (cracked) quasi-static C1, C2 resistance
cracked)
Load conditions Other informations
Hammer Diamond Hilti SafeSet European CE PROFIS

drilled drilled technology Technical conformity Anchor
holes holes Assessment design
Software
European Technical Assessment a) CSBT, Marne-la-Vallèe ETA-16/0143 / 2016-11-30
Fire test report MFPA Leipzig GS 3.2/15-361-4 / 2016-08-04
98 Apr-17
- Steel failure
- Anchor HIT-V with strength class 5.8 and 8.8, anchor AM 8.8
Embedment depth and base material thickness for seismic C2
Anchor size M8 M10 M12 M16 M20 M24 M27 M30
Eff. Anchorage depth [mm] - - - 125 170 210 - -
Base material thickness [mm] - - - 165 220 270 - -

Tensile NRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - - 34,6 57,7 80,8 - -
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - - 46,0 77,0 103,0 - -

Tensile NRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - - 23,0 38,5 53,8 - -
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 - - - 36,8 61,6 82,4 - -
For hammer drilled holes, hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit and diamond
cored holes with roughening tool:
Embedment depth and base material thickness for seismic C1

Eff. Anchorage depth [mm] 80 90 110 125 170 210 240 270
Base material thickness [mm] 110 120 140 165 220 270 300 340

Tensile NRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 12,1 19,8 32,8 42,8 67,8 93,1 113,8 135,8
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 15,0 23,0 34,0 63,0 98,0 141,0 184,0 224,0

Tensile NRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 8,0 13,2 21,8 28,5 45,2 62,1 75,9 90,5
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 12,0 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
Apr-17 99
- Correct setting
- Steel failure
- Anchor HIT-V with strength class 5.8 and 8.8, anchor AM 8.8
- Temperature range I (min. base material temperature -40°C, max. long/short term base material temperature:
+24°C/40°C)
For hammer drilled holes, hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit1) and diamond
cored holes with roughening tool2):
Embedment depth and base material thickness

Eff. Anchorage depth [mm] 80 90 110 125 170 210 240 270
Base material thickness [mm] 110 120 140 161 214 266 300 340
Characteristic resistance
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 15,0 23,0 34,0 63,0 98,0 141,0 184,0 224,0
Cracked concrete
[kN]
Shear VRk HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 15,0 23,0 34,0 63,0 98,0 141,0 184,0 224,0
1) Hilti hollow drill bit available for element size M12-M30.
2) Roughening tools are available for element size M16-M30.
Design resistance
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 12,0 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
Cracked concrete
[kN]
Shear VRd HIT-V 8.8, AM 8.8 12,0 18,4 27,2 50,4 78,4 112,8 147,2 179,2
1) Hilti hollow drill bit available for element size M12-M30.
2) Roughening tools are available for element size M16-M30.
100 Apr-17
Materials
Mechanical properties for HIT-V and AM 8.8

Nominal tensile HIT-V 8.8 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
[N/mm²]
strength fuk AM 8.8 800 800 800 800 800 800 800 800
HIT-V 8.8 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²]
AM 8.8 640 640 640 640 640 640 640 640
Stressed cross- HIT-V
[mm²] 36,6 58,0 84,3 157 245 353 459 561
section As AM 8.8
Moment of HIT-V
[mm³] 31,2 62,3 109 277 541 935 1387 1874
resistance W AM 8.8
Material quality for HIT-V and AM 8.8

Part Material
Threaded rod HIT-V 8.8 Electroplated zinc coated  5m
Hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Hilti Meter rod AM 8.8
Electroplated zinc coated ≥ 5 m, hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Stainless steel 1.4401, 1.4404, 1.4578, 1.4571, 1.4439, 1.4362 EN
Washer
10088-1:2014
Electroplated zinc coated  5m, hot dip galvanized ≥ 45 m
Nut Stainless steel 1.4401, 1.4404, 1.4578, 1.4571, 1.4439, 1.4362 EN
10088-1:2014

Part Material
Filling washer
Electroplated zinc
Spherical washer coated  5m
Lock nut
Apr-17 101
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 injection mortar may be applied in the temperature ranges given below. An elevated base
material temperature may lead to a reduction of the design bond resistance.

Base material
temperature

cycling.
Setting
Setting details HIT-V and AM 8.8

Nominal diameter of drill
d0 [mm] 10 12 14 18 22 28 30 35
bit
Effective anchorage and hef,min [mm] 60 60 70 80 90 96 108 120
drill hole depth range a) hef,max [mm] 160 200 240 320 400 480 540 600
Minimum base material hef +30 mm
hmin [mm] hef + 2 d0
thickness ≥ 100 mm
Torque moment Tmax [Nm] 10 20 40 80 150 200 270 300
Minimum spacing smin [mm] 40 50 60 75 90 115 120 140
Minimum edge distance cmin [mm] 40 45 45 50 55 60 75 80

scr,sp 2 ccr,sp
splitting failure
1,0  hef for h / hef ≥ 2,0
ccr,sp [mm] 4,6 hef - 1,8 h for 2,0 > h / hef > 1,3
splitting failure b)
2,26 hef for h / hef ≤ 1,3
scr,N 2 ccr,N
ccr,N 1,5 hef
concrete cone failure c)
a) hef,min ≤ hef ≤ hef,max (hef: embedment depth)
b) Maximum recommended torque moment to avoid splitting failure during
102 Apr-17
Curing time for general conditions
Temperature of the base material Minimum curing time Working time
T tcure1) twork
-5 °C to -1 °C 168 h 2h
0 °C to 4 °C 48 h 2h
5 °C to 9 °C 24 h 2h
10 °C to 14 °C 16 h 1,5 h
15 °C to 19 °C 16 h 1h
20 °C to 24 °C 7h 30 min
25 °C to 29 °C 6h 20 min
30 °C to 34 °C 5h 15 min
35 °C to 39 °C 4,5 h 12 min
40 °C 4h 10 min
1) The curing time data are valid for dry base material only. In wet base material the curing times must be doubled.
Drilling, cleaning and installation diameters

Threaded rod Drill bit diameters d0 [mm] Cleaning and installation
HIT-V Hollow Drill Bit Brush Piston plug
Hammer drill (HD)
AM 8.8 (HDBw) HIT-RB HIT-SZ
M8 10 - 10 -
M10 12 - 12 12
M12 14 14 14 14
M16 18 18 18 18
M20 22 22 22 22
M24 28 28 28 28
M27 30 - 30 30
M30 35 35 35 35
Rotary hammer TE 2 – TE 16 TE 40 – TE 80
Other tools compressed air gun, set of cleaning brushes, dispenser
Apr-17 103
Safety regulations.
with Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3.

Drilled Bit (HDB)
Diamond Drilling + Roughening Tool

(DD+RT)
Hammer Drilling:
Diamond cored holes with Hilti

roughening tool:
depths h0 .
104 Apr-17
hef ≤ 250 mm.

hef > 250mm.

application.

“twork”.


curing time tcure
Apr-17 105
Installation with Seismic filling set (HIT-V and AM 8.8)
106 Apr-17
Apr-17 107
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 mortar with HIS-(R)N sleeve
Hilti - SafeSet technology: Hilti hollow

HIT-RE 500 V3 drill bit for hammer drilling and
330 ml, 500 ml roughening tool for diamond
and 1400 ml foil drilling
pack - suitable for cracked/non-cracked
concrete C 20/25 to C 50/60
- high loading capacity
- suitable for dry and water
Static mixer saturated concrete
- under water application for
hammer drilled holes
- long working time at elevated
HIS-(R)N sleeve
temperatures
- odourless epoxy

(non- (cracked) quasi-static ETA-C1 resistance
cracked)
Hammer Diamond Hilti SafeSet European CE PROFIS

drilled drilled technology Technical conformity Anchor
holes holes Assessment design
Software
European Technical Assessment a) CSBT, Marne-la-Vallèe ETA-16/0143 / 2016-11-30
108 Apr-17
- Steel failure
- Screw strength class 8.8
For hammer drilled holes, hammer drilled holes with Hilti hollow drill bit and diamond
cored holes with Hilti roughening tool:

Tensile NRk,seis HIS-(R)N 25,0 35,3 42,8 67,8 89,8
[kN]
Shear VRk,seis HIS-(R)N 9,0 16,0 24,0 44,0 41,0

Tensile NRd,seis HIS-(R)N 16,7 23,5 28,5 45,2 59,9
[kN]
Shear VRd,seis HIS-(R)N 7,2 12,8 19,2 35,2 32,8

- Steel failure
- Screw strength class 8.8
- Temperature range I (min. base material temperature -40°C, max. long/short term base material temperature:
+24°C/40°C)

Apr-17 109
Tensile NRk HIS-(R)N 25,0 46,0 67,0 111,9 116,0
[kN]
Shear VRk HIS-(R)N 13,0 23,0 34,0 63,0 58,0
Cracked concrete
Tensile NRk HIS-(R)N 25,0 41,5 50,3 79,8 105,7
[kN]
Shear VRk HIS-(R)N 13,0 23,0 34,0 63,0 58,0

Tensile NRd HIS-(R)N 16,7 30,7 44,7 74,6 77,3
[kN]
Shear VRd HIS-(R)N 10,4 18,4 27,2 50,4 46,4
Cracked concrete
Tensile NRd HIS-(R)N 16,7 27,7 33,5 53,2 70,4
[kN]
Shear VRd HIS-(R)N 10,4 18,4 27,2 50,4 46,4
Materials
Mechanical properties for HIS-(R) N
HIS-N 490 490 460 460 460
Screw 8.8 800 800 800 800 800
Nominal tensile strength fuk [N/mm²]
HIS-RN 700 700 700 700 700
Screw A4-70 700 700 700 700 700
HIS-N 410 410 375 375 375
Screw 8.8 640 640 640 640 640
Yield strength fyk [N/mm²]
HIS-RN 350 350 350 350 350
Screw A4-70 450 450 450 450 450
HIS-(R)N 51,5 108,0 169,1 256,1 237,6
Stressed cross-section As [mm²]
Screw 36,6 58 84,3 157 245
HIS-(R)N 145 430 840 1595 1543
Moment of resistance W [mm³]
Screw 31,2 62,3 109 277 541
Material quality
Part Material
a) C-steel 1.0718,
internally threaded sleeves
HIS-N steel galvanized  5m
internally threaded sleeves b)
stainless steel 1.4401 and 1.4571
HIS-RN
a) related fastening screw: strength class 8.8, A5 > 8% Ductile steel galvanized  5m
b) related fastening screw: strength class 70, A5 > 8% Ductile stainless steel 1.4401; 1.4404; 1.4578; 1.4571; 1.4439; 1.4362

Part Material
Filling washer
Electroplated zinc
Spherical washer coated  5m
Lock nut
110 Apr-17
Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 injection mortar may be applied in the temperature ranges given below. An elevated base
material temperature may lead to a reduction of the design bond resistance.

Base material
temperature

cycling.
Setting
Setting details
Nominal diameter of drill bit d0 [mm] 14 18 22 28 32
Diameter of element d [mm] 12,5 16,5 20,5 25,4 27,6
Effective anchorage and drill
hef [mm] 90 110 125 170 205
hole depth
hmin [mm] 120 150 170 230 270
thickness
Diameter of clearance hole
df [mm] 9 12 14 18 22
in the fixture
Thread engagement length;
hs [mm] 8-20 10-25 12-30 16-40 20-50
min - max
Minimum edge distance cmin [mm] 40 45 55 65 90
Critical spacing for splitting
failure
1,0  hef for h / hef ≥ 2,0
Critical edge distance for 4,6 hef - 1,8 h for 2,0 > h / hef >
ccr,sp[mm]
splitting failure b) 1,3
2,26 hef for h / hef ≤ 1,3

Critical spacing for concrete
scr,N [mm] 2 ccr,N
cone failure
ccr,N [mm] 1,5 hef
concrete cone failure c)
Max. torque moment a) Tmax [Nm] 10 20 40 80 150
a) Max. recommended torque moment to avoid splitting failure during
b) h: base material thickness (h ≥ hmin)
c) The critical edge distance for concrete cone failure depends on the
Apr-17 111
Curing time for general conditions
Temperature of the base material Working time Minimum curing time
T twork tcure1)
-5 °C to -1 °C 2h 168 h
0 °C to 4 °C 2h 48 h
5 °C to 9 °C 2h 24 h
10 °C to 14 °C 1,5 h 16 h
15 °C to 19 °C 1h 16 h
20 °C to 24 °C 30 min 7h
25 °C to 29 °C 20 min 6h
30 °C to 34 °C 15 min 5h
35 °C to 39 °C 12 min 4,5 h
40 °C 10 min 4h
The curing time data are valid for dry base material only. In wet base material the curing times must be doubled.
Parameters of cleaning and setting tools

Drill bit diameters d0 [mm] Cleaning and installation
Diamond drilling
HIS-(R)-N Hammer drill Hollow Drill Bit Brush Piston plug
with roughening tool
(HD) (HDB) HIT-RB HIT-SZ
(DD+RT)
M8 14 14 - 14 14
M10 18 18 18 18 18
M12 22 22 22 22 22
M16 28 28 28 28 28
M20 32 32 32 32 32
Rotary hammer TE 2 – TE 16 TE 40 – TE 80
Other tools compressed air gun, set of cleaning brushes, dispenser
112 Apr-17
Safety regulations.
with Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3.

Drilled Bit (HDB)
Diamond Drilling + Roughening Tool

(DD+RT)
Hammer Drilling:
Diamond cored holes with Hilti

roughening tool:
depths h0 .
Apr-17 113
hef ≤ 250 mm.

hef > 250mm.

application.

“twork”.


curing time tcure
114 Apr-17
Apr-17 115

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FASTENING

Hilti = registred trademark of the Hilti Corporation, Schaan

1 Anchor technology and design page 4

1.1 Anchor connections under seismic action

2 Anchor selector for seismic page 24

3 Mechanical anchors page 30

4 Chemical anchors page 76

Figure 1- Repair cost resulting from

All fastenings for primary structural members in

Fastenings of critical equipment and corresponding

All fastenings in hospitals, schools and other structures

Fastenings for non-structural but directly safety-

Significant cycle loading with No significant cyclic loading

Figure 7 - Comparison of loading characteristics under seismic and static conditions

Behaviour of the materials in which anchors are set

Cracks may occur almost everywhere in Cracks may occur in defined

Source: Hoehler, M. S. (2006) Behavior Source: Eligehausen, R.;

Figure 9 - Comparison of crack width under seismic and static conditions

Figure 11 - Failure modes

Failure modes under tension:

Failure modes under shear:

Steel failure resistance under seismic conditions

Pull-out failure/ bond failure resistance

Assessing anchor performance under seismic conditions

European Assessment Documents (from 1st of July 2013)

European Technical Assessment (previously European Technical Approval)

Assessment and Verification of Constancy of Performance (AVCP)

Seismic performance categories C1 and C2

Figure 13 – Map showing European seismicity

Concrete cone failure

Splitting failure 1.0 0.85

Concrete pry out failure

Table 2 - Reduction factor seis

Figure 14 – The possible consequence of an annular gap

Recommended the use of Hilti Seismic Set

Figure 16 – Member cracking, assuming a strong column, weak girder design

Stand-off application and anchor groups more than 4 anchors

Hilti PROFIS Anchor design software

Concrete Cracked concrete C50/60,

Number of anchors Group of two anchors close to the edge

Static design steel resistance

Static design combined pull-out and concrete cone resistance

Static design concrete cone resistance

Tension design resistance: lowest value NRd,c = 31,7 kN

Static design concrete pry-out resistance

Static design concrete edge resistance

Shear design resistance: lowest value VRd,s = 20,9 kN

Combined tension and shear resistance

NSd = 18 KN βN=NSd,1/NRd = 0,568 ≤ 1 0,4

Seismic design steel resistance

Seismic design combined pull-out and concrete cone resistance

Seismic design concrete cone resistance

Tension design resistance: lowest value NRd,c,seis = 23,8 kN

Seismic design steel resistance

Seismic design concrete pry-out resistance

Seismic design concrete edge resistance

Shear design resistance: lowest value VRd,s,seis = 17,7 kN

Combined tension and shear resistance

2 Anchor selector for seismic page 24