Offering the highest pull-out strengths, adhesive grips the anchors' lobes and knurls to keep anchors from shaking loose. These anchors are often used to secure heavy machinery with jarring starts and stops, such as compressors and compactors.

To install, fill a clean, drilled hole half full of epoxy adhesive (sold separately). Thread a screw or threaded rod into the anchor and then slightly twist the anchor into the hole until it's flush with the surface. Then, hammer the head of the screw or rod a few times for a snug fit. All create a permanent female-threaded connection that lets you remove and reinstall a screw or threaded rod.

Permanently set threaded rods, studs, and rebar in concrete with these kits. They include applicators and mixer nozzles to simultaneously mix and dispense the adhesive. These adhesives form a weather-resistant chemical bond that seals out moisture and resists vibration and dynamic loads better than mechanical anchors. Warning: Allowable pull-out strength is 25% of ultimate values or less, as required by building authorities.

Fill the void beneath motors, pumps, and other large machinery to create a structural support for your equipment. Also known as chocking epoxies, these epoxies replace traditional metal chocks, which often need to be machined. Mix these two-part epoxies and pour them in between your equipment and your base—they flow into every nook and cranny for a strong, long-lasting bond. As these epoxies cure, they won’t shrink. Designed to withstand demanding environments, these epoxies handle heavy loads, vibration, and chemicals without cracking. Especially good for harsh marine applications, you can use them when installing marine engines and deck-supported equipment, such as hoists and winches.

Keep heavy equipment from tipping during an earthquake. Rigorously tested for strength and durability, these straps are certified by the ICC (International Code Council) as able to withstand seismic forces. They come with anchor plates and hardware, so you can fasten them to a floor or other secure surface. Use a ratchet on the buckle to gradually increase the tension. Made from polyester webbing, these straps have minimal stretch, so your equipment won’t budge.

Warning: Never use for lifting applications.