Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Anchoring adhesives work by forming a chemical bond with the base material and a mechanical bond with the insert — creating a high-strength hold. They’re ideal for a range of applications like anchoring holdowns and tension ties, steel columns, portal frames, equipment attachments, and rebar doweling. In this video, we provide an overview of both epoxy and acrylic anchoring adhesives so you can select the best option for your job.
Learn more about Simpson Strong-Tie anchoring adhesives at strongtie.com/anchoringsystemsforconcreteandmasonry/landing
Anchoring adhesives work by forming a chemical bond with the base material and a mechanical bond with the insert — creating a high-strength hold. They’re ideal for a range of applications like anchoring holdowns and tension ties, steel columns, portal frames, equipment attachments, and rebar doweling. In this video, we provide an overview of both epoxy and acrylic anchoring adhesives so you can select the best option for your job.
Learn more about Simpson Strong-Tie anchoring adhesives at strongtie.com/anchoringsystemsforconcreteandmasonry/landing










