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ANCHORING SYSTEMS
Halfen
Technical
Manual
0499
Engineered systems that
provide faster, easier
adjustable connections.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION Introduction and applications ................................................................................................. 1
This catalog is intended as a design aid for use in North All application illustrations shown in the catalog are for
America, and on projects world-wide where North guidance only and should not be taken as working
American design parameters have been used. The load drawings. Halfen Anchoring Systems reserves the right
information in this catalog has been derived from static to amend, withdraw or to make changes to products
tests performed in accordance with ASTM procedures. and specifications at anytime without written notice to
Catalogs with load data based on DIN and other interna- customers, designers and users.
tional standards are available on request.
It is the policy of Halfen Anchoring Systems to work
The information in this catalog is provided in good faith. with designers, engineers and contractors in providing
However, load capacity can be affected by on-site suggestions and advice for the satisfactory solution of
workmanship for which Halfen Anchoring Systems can anchoring problems. However, all advice and drawings
accept no responsibility. Similarly, should Halfen prod- provided are subject to the approval of the design team,
ucts be used in conjunction with channels or components contractor and structural engineer, who take ultimate
from other manufacturers, there can be no guarantee of responsibility for proper product usage.
performance.
INTRODUCTION
HALFEN ANCHORING SYSTEMS
Halfen products have been used worldwide for over
sixty-five years, unmatched in providing secure
adjustable connections to concrete and steel struc-
tures.
L
T
V Halfen anchor channels are cast into concrete, and
Halfen anchor channel can support working loads up to 10,800 lbs (48 kN)
cast into concrete per fastener. They are available in hot dip galvanized
carbon steel or stainless steel in lengths from 1-3/4”
(45mm) to 20’-0” (6.1m).
Range of fastener
adjustment
1” (25mm)
Tee-bolt
Adjustment
Channel nut
Using Halfen products, a skilled designer can Halfen’s selection of fastener types, sizes and
develop structural or secondary connections with materials allows design flexibility and easy instal-
dimensional adjustments in one, two or three lation. Fasteners can be inserted into the slot face
directions. anywhere along the length of the channel, then
rotated 90 degrees into place.
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Why use Halfen products for connections
INTRODUCTION
to concrete?
1. Easier to design
• Abundant selection of products.
• Clearly presented load data.
• High load capacities with close edge distances.
• Provide adjustability and accommodate construction tolerances.
• Technical and detailing assistance readily available.
3. Safer to use
• No welding required for installation (welding sparks and fumes
can be safety hazard).
• No touch-up painting required.
• No power tools needed for installation (high noise levels, dust,
vibration, electrical equipment, high speed cutting and grinding
machines can all be safety hazards on the jobsite).
• No projection hazards (cast-in bolts projecting above the concrete
surface are a tripping hazard and may injure personnel falling on
them).
4. Easier to install
• Halfen anchor channels are simply nailed to formwork prior to
pouring the concrete. After the formwork is stripped, remove
the foam filler from the channel and install the Halfen fasteners.
• Drilling for expansion bolts is time-consuming with potential
hazards of hitting reinforcement, damaging expensive drill bits or
cracking concrete.
• Cast-in bolts and ferrules are difficult to position accurately,
and provide limited adjustability.
5. Easier to use
• Halfen anchor channels provide instant adjustment.
• Repositioning a welded connection is difficult and expensive.
• Moving the position of a drilled bolt requires redrilling, with
possible reduction in load capacity.
• Cast-in bolts and ferrules lack adjustability and have threads that
are easily damaged or contaminated with concrete or dust.
$$
6. Cost competitive
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INTRODUCTION
HALFEN ANCHOR CHANNEL APPLICATIONS
Shims as
Halfen tee-bolt and needed
Shim under nut with large flat
if needed washers
Halfen anchor
Halfen anchor channel cast
channel cast into into concrete
concrete wall or slab wall or column
Adjustment Adjustment
Beam with end plates bolted to anchor
channel with Halfen tee-bolts and nuts
Adjustment Adjustment
Halfen tee-bolts
Slotted angle clip
and nuts with
by customer
large flat washers
Shims if
needed
Halfen tee-bolt
and nut
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INTRODUCTION
Fire safing
by customer
(if required) Halfen toothed
Tie strap doubles anchor channel
shear capacity of cast into underside
connection of slab
Restraining
angles with
Block or brick longitudinal
barrier wall slots
Shims as
needed
Shims if
required
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INTRODUCTION
HALFEN ANCHOR CHANNEL APPLICATIONS
Adjustment
Halfen anchor
channel cast into
Spacer plate and
underside of
beam clamps
concrete slab
Adjustment
Secondary steel or
Adjustment monorail by customer
Waffle slab
Precast double-tee
by others
Shims as
Adjustment needed
Adjustment
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INTRODUCTION
Handrail stanchion or
Close edge distances column with slotted base
are possible plate by customer
Weir plate
Halfen tee-bolt by customer
and nut Concrete tank
Rail Rail
Rail clip
Spacer
Rail clips plate
Adjustment
Halfen anchor
channel cast into
concrete floor slab Non-shrink grout
under rail after all
Halfen anchor channel adjustments have
cast into concrete slab been made
Fiberglass or steel
storage tank
Storage tank
Anchor straps and turn
buckles by customer
Concrete floor slab or base of
containment structure
Halfen anchor
channel (typically
HT6518, 18” long)
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INTRODUCTION
HALFEN CHANNEL PROFILE CONNECTION DETAILS AND APPLICATIONS
Halfen channel
profile or
Halfen channel toothed channel
profile screw- clamped to
fixed through underside of
sheathing into structural beam
Adjustment studs
Adjustment Adjustment
Sheathing
Halfen channel profile
surface mounted to brick or Drop rod provides third
masonry block wall with degree of adjustment
drilled-in anchors
Halfen channel profiles
welded to structural
Adjustment
members
Brackets by
customer bolted
Adjustment to channel with
Halfen tee-bolts
and nuts
Halfen channel profile
Halfen channel profiles
welded to hollow section
welded to slab edge-angle
Clamps can be
positioned Brackets welded
anywhere along the to web of beam
length of the
channel. Different
Adjustment diameter bolts are
accommodated by Adjustment Spandrel beam
channel profile
Halfen channel profiles
shop-welded to brackets
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INTRODUCTION
Standard Halfen products can be readily modified to suit specific project requirements.
Ri Length to
suit project
Joining straps
shop welded to
anchor channels
provide exact
channel spacing
Channel profiles and
anchor channels can be Centers to
factory radiused to match Ro suit project
the required finished
radius.
Halfen personnel thrive on problem solving. Please call, fax or email if you need assistance.
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HALFEN ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
continuous lengths up to 20'-0" (6.1m). Custom lengths can
also be manufactured to suit customer requirements.
REINFORCEMENT
Halfen anchor channels have been tested in unreinforced
concrete, and no additional reinforcing is normally needed to
carry the published loads. However the loads resisted by the
anchor channels have to be transferred into the surrounding
concrete, and the engineer must ensure proper design of the
complete system.
SAFETY FACTOR
The loads shown in the catalog are working loads and include a
safety factor of at least 3, applied to the ultimate strength of the
anchor channel or surrounding concrete.
CONCRETE STRENGTH
The load capacities of anchor channels shown in this manual are
based on their performance in 3,000 psi (20.7 MPa) normal
weight concrete. Some loads (marked *) are controlled by steel
strength. All other loads are controlled by concrete strength and
can be increased for higher strength normal weight concrete, up
to a maximum of 5,000 psi (34.5 MPa) by applying a factor of
MANUFACTURING TOLERANCES
The dimensions shown are nominal. Tolerances of ±1/8"
(3mm) apply to lengths up to 12" (305mm), and ±1/4" (6mm) on
longer lengths.
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HALFEN ANCHOR
INTRODUCTION
CHANNELS
9,600 (42.7) HT6806 (p. 31) 10,000 (44.5) HT6112 (p. 29)
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HALFEN ANCHOR
CHANNELS
Pull-Out Pull-Out
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Load Load
lb (kN) lb. (kN)
16,000 (71.2) HT6818 (p. 31)
15,400 (68.5) HT7518 (p. 33)
5030 HTA Series
Anchor Channels. Part
numbers start with
HT5... (see page 27)
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HALFEN 2815 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
T steel material is selected.
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ANCHOR CHANNELS
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HALFEN 2815 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 304 stainless steel (A2)
and type 316 stainless steel (A4)
Spot Insert,
HT2002 1-3/4 (45) - - 1,100* (4.9) 1,000 (4.5)
One I-Anchor,
Point Load
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent a)
2,640* 38.5 1,900 27.7
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads
19'-11" (6070mm), HT2100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) a)
700* (3.1) 1,000 (4.5)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 840* 12.3 1,200 17.5
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT2512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76) ( )
1,200* 5.3
lb/bolt kN/bolt
1,000
( )
4.5
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
2,200* 9.8
lb/leg kN/leg
1,900
( )
8.5
lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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series
anchor
channels
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
steel material is selected.
3. All other loads are controlled by
concrete strength. Stated loads are for
unreinforced normal weight 3,000 psi
(20.7 MPa) concrete. These loads may
Dimension X Dimension X Dimension Z Dimension S
Factor Factor Factor Factor be increased for higher strength
in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm)
concrete up to maximum of 5,000 psi
>3 (76) 1.00 >3-1/2 (89) 1.00 >2 (51) 1.00 >6 (152) 1.00 (34.5 MPa) using the factor
2-3/4 (70) 0.96 3 (76) 0.78 1-3/4 (44) 0.93 5 (127) 0.92
2-1/2 (63) 0.92 2-1/2 (63) 0.65 1-1/2 (38) 0.86 4 (102) 0.77 4. With the exception of the spot insert,
loads should not be positioned within 1"
2-1/4 (57) 0.87 2-1/4 (57) 0.57 1-1/4 (32) 0.80 3-1/2 (89) 0.60
(25mm) of the end of the anchor channel.
2 (51) 0.77 2 (51) 0.38 1 (25) 0.74 3 (76) 0.44 Allowable loads are applicable to all
other possible load positions along the
length of the anchor channel.
TEE-BOLT SELECTION CHART 5. Check interaction using
Tee-Bolt mm M10 M12 M12 M16 M16
Diameter (D) (in.) (3/8) (1/2) (1/2) (5/8) (5/8)
6. When ordering stainless steel anchor
Strength 4.6 4.6 8.8 4.6 8.8 channels, add suffix A2 or A4 to Part
Grade Standard Standard Structural Standard Structural No. (e.g. HT3512 A2) as applicable.
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 304 stainless steel (A2)
and type 316 stainless steel (A4)
Spot Insert,
HT3002 1-3/4 (45) - - 2,200* (9.8) 2,300 (10.2)
One I-Anchor,
Point Load
HT3506 6 (152) - - 2,200* (9.8) 2,300 (10.2)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT3508 8 (203) - - 2,200* (9.8) 2,300 (10.2)
Two I-Anchors,
HT3110 10 (254) - - 2,000* (8.8) 2,300 (10.2)
Point Load
HT3112 12 (305) - - 1,500* (6.7) 2,300 (10.2)
HT3506 6 (152) 2 (51) 2,900* (12.9) 2,300 (10.2)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT3508 8 (203) 2 (51) 2,900* (12.9) 2,750 (12.2)
Two I-Anchors,
HT3110 10 (254) 3 (76) 2,900* (12.9) 3,250 (14.5)
Load Pair
HT3112 12 (305) 4 (102) 2,450* (10.9) 3,750 (16.7)
HT3510 10 (254) 3 (76) 4,050* (18.0) 3,750 (16.7)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT3512 12 (305) 3 (76) 4,050* (18.0) 3,750 (16.7)
Three I-Anchors,
HT3518 18 (457) 6 (152) 3,900* (17.4) 3,750 (16.7)
Load Pair HT3124 24 (610) 8 (203) 3,500* (15.6) 3,750 (16.7)
Continuous Lengths to Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT3500 19'-11" (6070) 5 (127) 2,200* (9.8) 2,300 (10.2)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent
a)
4,860* 70.9 3,750 54.7
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT3100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 1,500* (6.7) 2,300 (10.2)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 1,800* 26.3 2,760 40.3
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT3512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
2,200*
( ) 9.8
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,300
( )
10.2
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg) 4,050 *
( )
18.0
lb/leg kN/leg
3,750
( )
16.7
lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4022 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. All loads are controlled by concrete
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear strength. Stated loads are for
unreinforced normal weight 3,000 psi
(20.7 MPa) concrete. These loads may
T be increased for higher strength
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ANCHOR CHANNELS
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HALFEN 4022 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 316 stainless steel (A4)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent 5,520 80.6 a)
5,600 81.5
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT4100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 2,500 (11.1) 2,300 (10.2)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 3,000 43.8 2,760 40.3
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT4512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76) ( )
2,500 11.1
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,500
( )
11.1
lb/bolt kN/bolt
( ) ( )
(Each Leg) 4,600 20.5 4,650 20.7
Four I-Anchors
lb/leg kN/leg lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4122 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
T steel material is selected.
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ANCHOR CHANNELS
Allowable lb. Not Not 760 1,500 1,500 6. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add
Slip Load (VS ) (kN) Recom. Recom. (3.4) (6.7) (6.7) grip (G) plus bolt diameter (D) plus 3/8"
(9mm). Select next larger length from
Length (L) mm (in.) Tee-bolt & Nut Part No. Channel Nut Part No. the tee-bolt selection chart.
35 (1-3/8) BE9422 x LP9311 LP9411 LP9511
50 (2) BH9422 BH9522
Notes on Channel Nuts:
100 (4) x BP9522 1. Load capacities shown are the
lesser of the channel lip or
channel nut capacities.
2. Use with SAE Grade 2 bolts,
(minimum).
3. Only available electroplated.
4. When determining bolt length,
ensure bolt is long enough to fully
engage channel nut body, but not
too long to bottom out against back
wall of channel.
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HALFEN 4122 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 304 stainless steel (A2)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent 4,200* 61.3 a)
4,400 64.2
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT9100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 1,750* (7.8) 2,200 (9.8)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 2,100* 30.7 2,640 38.5
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT9512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
1,750*
( )
7.8
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,200 9.8
( )
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
3,500* 15.6
lb/leg kN/leg
4,400 19.6
lb/leg kN/leg( )
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4122 HZA SERIES TOOTHED
ANCHOR CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
T steel material is selected.
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ANCHOR CHANNELS
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HALFEN 4122 HZA SERIES TOOTHED
ANCHOR CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 316 stainless steel (A4)
Spot Insert,
HZ9002 2-1/4 (55) - - 1,750* (7.8) 2,200 (9.8)
One I-Anchor,
Point Load
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at a)
Equivalent 4,200* 61.3 4,400 64.2
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HZ9100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 1,750* (7.8) 2,200 (9.8)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 2,100* 30.7 2,640 38.5
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HZ9512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76) ( )
1,750* 7.8
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,200 9.8
( )
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
3,500* 15.6
lb/leg kN/leg
4,400 19.6
lb/leg kN/leg( )
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4141 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless steel
T material is selected.
S
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Allowable lb. Not Not 760 1,500 1,500 6. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add
Slip Load (VS ) (kN) Recom. Recom. (3.4) (6.7) (6.7) grip (G) plus bolt diameter (D) plus 3/8"
(9mm). Select next larger length from
Length (L) mm (in.) Tee-bolt & Nut Part No. Spring Nut Part No. the tee-bolt selection chart.
35 (1-3/8) BE9422 x LP9311S LP9411S LP9511S
50 (2) BH9422 BH9522
Notes on Spring Nuts:
100 (4) x BP9522 1. Load capacities shown are the
lesser of the channel lip or spring
nut capacities.
2. Use with SAE Grade 2 bolts
(minimum).
3. Only available electroplated.
4. When determining bolt length,
ensure bolt is long enough to fully
engage spring nut body, but not too
long to bottom out against back
wall of channel.
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HALFEN 4141 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 304 stainless steel (A2)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent 4,800* 70.1 a)
4,400 64.2
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT0100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 2,000* (8.9) 2,200 (9.8)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 2,400* 35.0 2,640 38.5
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT0512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
( )
2,000* 8.9
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,200 9.8
( )
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
4,000* 17.8
lb/leg kN/leg
4,400 19.6
lb/leg kN/leg( )
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4930 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
T steel material is selected.
S
ANCHOR CHANNELS
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HALFEN 4930 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 304 stainless steel (A2)
and type 316 stainless steel (A4)
PART CHANNEL MIN. DISTANCE ALLOWABLE LOADS
LOAD CONFIGURATION NUMBER LENGTH BETWEEN PULL-OUT SHEAR
LOAD POINTS (T A) (VA )
in. (mm) in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
HT8506 6 (152) - - 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT8508 8 (203) - - 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
Two I-Anchors,
HT8110 10 (254) - - 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
Point Load
HT8112 12 (305) - - 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
HT8506 6 (152) 2 (51) 3,100* (13.8) 4,800 (21.4)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT8508 8 (203) 2 (51) 3,100* (13.8) 4,800 (21.4)
Two I-Anchors,
HT8110 10 (254) 3 (76) 3,250* (14.5) 4,800 (21.4)
Load Pair
HT8112 12 (305) 4 (102) 3,250* (14.5) 4,800 (21.4)
HT8510 10 (254) 3 (76) 4,750* (21.1) 5,500 (24.5)
Short Anchor Channel,
HT8512 12 (305) 3 (76) 4,750* (21.1) 5,500 (24.5)
Three I-Anchors,
HT8518 18 (457) 6 (152) 5,200* (23.1) 5,800 (25.8)
Load Pair HT8124 24 (610) 8 (203) 5,200* (23.1) 5,800 (25.8)
Continuous Lengths to Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT8500 19'-11" (6070) 5 (127) 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 5,700* 83.2 5,500 80.3
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads a)
19'-11" (6070mm), HT8100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 2,600* (11.6) 3,300 (14.7)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 3,120* 45.6 3,960 57.8
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT8512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
( )
2,600* 11.6
lb/bolt kN/bolt
3,300 14.7
( )
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
4,750* 21.1
lb/leg kN/leg
5,500 24.5
( )
lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 5030 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. Values marked * may be increased by
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear 1/3 for wind or seismic loads.
2. A factor of 0.85 should be applied to
load values marked * when stainless
T steel material is selected.
S
ANCHOR CHANNELS
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HALFEN 5030 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 316 stainless steel (A4)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent 6,000 87.6 a)
5,500 80.3
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Continuous Lengths to
Point Loads
19'-11" (6070mm), HT5100 19'-11" (6070) 10 (254) 3,750* (16.7) a)
3,300 (14.7)
I-Anchors at
( ) ( )
a)
Equivalent 4,500 65.7 3,960 57.8
10" (254mm) Centers
Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT5512 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
( )
3,750* 16.7
lb/bolt kN/bolt
3,300
( )
14.7
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Four I-Anchors
(Each Leg)
( )
5,000 22.3
lb/leg kN/leg
5,500
( )
24.5
lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 5234 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. All loads are controlled by concrete
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear strength. Stated loads are for
unreinforced normal weight 3,000 psi
(20.7 MPa) concrete. These loads may
T be increased for higher strength
S
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Allowable lb. 340 860 560 1,800 740 2,350 6. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add
Slip Load (VS ) (kN) (1.5) (3.8) (2.5) (8.0) (3.3) (10.5) grip (G) plus bolt diameter (D) plus 5/8"
(16mm). Select next larger length from
Length (L) mm (in.) Tee-bolt and Nut Part No.
the tee-bolt selection chart.
30 (1-1/4) BD5411 x BD5511 x x x
35 (1-3/8) x x x x BE5611 x
40 (1-1/2) BF5411 x BF5511 BF5522 x x
45 (1-3/4) x BG5421 x x BG5611 BG5621
50 (2) BH5411 x BH5511 x x x
55 (2-1/4) x x x x BI5612 x
60 (2-3/8) S BJ5421 BJ5511 BJ5521 x BJ5621
75 (3) x x x x BM5611 BM5621
80 (3-1/4) S x BN5511 x x x
100 (4) S x BP5511 x BP5612 x
125 (5) S x S x BQ5611 x
150 (6) S x S x BR5611 x
200 (8) S x S x BT5611 x
300 (12) x x S x S x
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HALFEN 5234 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
Also available in type 316 stainless steel (A4)
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at Equivalent 7,200 105.1 a)
6,720 98.1
10" (254mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees,
HT6112 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
6,000
lb/bolt ( )
26.7
kN/bolt
5,600
( )
24.9
lb/bolt kN/bolt
Three I-Anchors
(Each Leg) 10,000
lb/leg ( )
44.5
kN/leg ( )
11,200 49.8
lb/leg kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 5542 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
Notes on Anchor Channels:
EDGE DISTANCE END DISTANCE SPACING
1. All loads are controlled by concrete
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear strength. Stated loads are for
unreinforced normal weight 3,000 psi
(20.7 MPa) concrete. These loads may
T be increased for higher strength
S
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Allowable lb. 340 860 560 1,800 740 2,350 6. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add
Slip Load (VS ) (kN) (1.5) (3.8) (2.5) (8.0) (3.3) (10.5) grip (G) plus bolt diameter (D) plus 5/8"
Length (L) mm (in.) Tee-bolt and Nut Part No. (16mm). Select next larger length from
the tee-bolt selection chart.
30 (1-1/4) BD5411 x BD5511 x x x
35 (1-3/8) x x x x BE5611 x
40 (1-1/2) BF5411 x BF5511 BF5522 x x
45 (1-3/4) x BG5421 x x BG5611 BG5621
50 (2) BH5411 x BH5511 x x x
55 (2-1/4) x x x x BI5612 x
60 (2-3/8) S BJ5421 BJ5511 BJ5521 x BJ5621
75 (3) x x x x BM5611 BM5621
80 (3-1/4) S x BN5511 x x x
100 (4) S x BP5511 x BP5612 x
125 (5) S x S x BQ5611 x
150 (6) S x S x BR5611 x
200 (8) S x S x BT5611 x
300 (12) x x S x S x
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HALFEN 5542 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at a)
Equivalent 11,500 167.9 13,000 189.8
10" (254mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT6712 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
9,600
lb/bolt ( 42.7
kN/bolt ) 9,600
(
48.1
lb/bolt kN/bolt )
Three I-Anchors
(Each Leg) 13,200
lb/leg ( 58.7
kN/leg ) (
13,300 59.2
lb/leg kN/leg )
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 7248 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
LOAD FACTORS
EDGE DISTANCE Notes on Anchor Channels:
END DISTANCE SPACING
1. All loads are controlled by concrete
Pull-Out (T) Shear (V) Pull-Out & Shear Pull-Out & Shear strength. Stated loads are for
unreinforced normal weight 3,000 psi
(20.7 MPa) concrete. These loads may
T S be increased for higher strength
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Allowable lb. 740 2,350 970 2,850 1,400 1,850 6. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add
Slip Load (VS ) (kN) (3.3) (10.5) (4.3) (12.7) (6.2) (8.2) grip (G) plus bolt diameter (D) plus 3/4"
(19mm). Select next larger length from
Length (L) mm (in.) Tee-bolt and Nut Part No. the tee-bolt selection chart.
32
HALFEN 7248 HTA
SERIES
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
( ) ( )
I-Anchors at a)
Equivalent 9,600 140.1 9,300 135.8
10" (254mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT7112 x 12B 12 (305) 3 (76)
8,000
lb/bolt (35.6
kN/bolt ) 7,700
(34.3
lb/bolt kN/bolt )
Three I-Anchors
(Each Leg) 11,200
lb/leg (49.8
kN/leg ) (
10,000 45.5
lb/leg kN/leg )
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
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HALFEN 4022 HTA
LONG ANCHOR
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
( ) ( )
Long I-Anchors at Equivalent a)
5,820 84.9 5,600 81.5
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT4512 x 12LAB 12 (305) 3 (76) ( )
2,425* 10.8
lb/bolt kN/bolt
2,325
lb/bolt ( )
10.3
kN/bolt
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
34
HALFEN 5030 HTA
LONG ANCHOR
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Material: Hot dip galvanized carbon steel.
( ) ( )
Long I-Anchors at Equivalent 8,040 117.4 a)
5,500 80.3
5" (127mm) Centers Uniform Load lb/ft kN/m lb/ft kN/m
Corner Anchor
90 Degrees, HT5512 x 12LAB 12 (305) 3 (76)
( )
3,750 16.7
lb/bolt kN/bolt
3,300
lb/bolt ( )
14.7
kN/bolt
Four Long I-Anchors (Each Leg)
( )
6,700 29.8
lb/leg kN/leg
5,500
lb/leg ( )
24.5
kN/leg
a) For determining the shear capacity of continuous lengths, use the edge distance factor for an equivalent edge distance of 0.60 times the actual edge distance.
35
HALFEN
REVERSED
CHANNEL
ANCHORS
2” (51mm)
minimum
2” (51mm)
minimum
1-1/2” 3-1/16”
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Length
(38mm) (77mm)
Length
Face of anchor
flush with face
of concrete.
1-1/2”
Self-drilling screws
(38mm)
can be driven into I-anchors shop welded to
the face of the slot-face of 3817 channel
anchor.
0.12”
(3mm) wall Nail hole
Part No. HT3506R HT3112R
Channel cavity filled with foam
Anchor in. 6 12 5/8” (17mm) to provide void for screw point
Length (mm) (152) (305)
36
HALFEN
BOLT-TYPE
ANCHOR
CHANNELS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
D
HTB2100
A B
37
HALFEN DOUBLE-TEE
STEM ANCHOR
8” (203mm) spacing
on one end 3-1/4”
(83mm) 2” (51mm)
1” (25mm)
Strand
Length height
Notes:
Strand passes through vee- 1. Allowable loads include a safety factor of 3, based on
anchor guide, providing concrete strength of 5,000 psi (34.5 MPa).
longitudinal alignment 2. Check interaction using
38
HALFEN ANCHOR CHANNEL
DYNAMIC LOADS
ANCHOR CHANNELS
graph below may be used to convert allowable static pull-out TA = Static Load Capacity (from anchor channel load
loads of Halfen anchor channels shown elsewhere in this charts)
manual to an equivalent cyclical load capacity for a given
This information may also be applied to load
number of load cycles.
capacities of Halfen carbon steel tee-bolts and
nuts provided elsewhere in this manual.
1 1 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 89 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 2 3 4 5
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.6
DYNAMIC LOAD
FACTOR, k 0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.0
Notes: 1. Published static loads have minimum safety factor of 3.0 in normal weight concrete with
f’c = 3,000 psi (20.7MPa)
39
HALFEN
CUSTOM
CHANNEL
ANCHORS
Specify
Specify Length
12”
Centers
(305 mm)
40
Halfen anchor channel
HALFEN
with rebar anchors
CUSTOM
CHANNEL
Concrete ANCHORS
topping
Metal deck
Pour
stop
Steel structure
Metal deck extends to pour
stop; refer to pages 45 and 46
for installation instructions
ANCHOR CHANNELS
deck may require custom Halfen anchor channel with
rebar anchors. See pages 42 and 43 for load informa-
tion on anchor channels with rebar anchors.
Post-tensioning
Concrete slab cone and cable
Section Embedment
depth Plan
Post-tensioning
cone and cable
1-1/2” (38mm)
minimum clearance
Halfen anchor
Plan channel with
rebar anchors
Plan
41
HALFEN ANCHOR CHANNELS
WITH REBAR ANCHORS
For tee-bolts, 16 26 28 30
see page.
Notes: 1. Pull-out capacities (marked *) are controlled by 4. Load capacities are based on the use of 2 tee-bolts in the
steel strength, and may be increased by 1/3 for anchor channel, with bolts spaced at minimum 3” (76mm)
wind or seismic loads. centers.
2. Shear capacities are controlled by concrete 5. Extreme bolt should not be positioned within 1” (25mm) of the
strength. Capacities shown are for unreinforced end of the anchor channel. Allowable loads are applicable to
normal weight 3,000 psi (20.7 MPa) concrete. all other possible load positions along the length of the anchor
These loads may be increased for higher strength channels.
normal weight concrete up to a maximum of 5,000 6. Check interaction using
psi (34.5 MPa) using the factor
7. Part numbers ending in LW have longer rebars to develop full
3. Shear capacities in light weight concrete up to a pull-out capacity in light weight concrete.
maximum of 6,000 psi (41.4 MPa) may be deter- 8. Consult Halfen for other anchor configurations.
mined using the factor
42
HALFEN ANCHOR CHANNELS
WITH REBAR ANCHORS
W
Minimum W + 1”
ANCHOR CHANNELS
TA (W + 25mm)
X Edge VA
distance B
Spacing Y
Metal
pour stop Cell closure Metal deck
43
HALFEN
ANCHOR
CHANNEL
INSTALLATION
I-Anchor
Wood
e) After the concrete has been poured and the formwork
batten
has been stripped, remove the foam filling from the
anchor channel, as shown in Figure 8. Fig. 6. Nail through hole in Fig. 7. Nail to wood blocking
anchor channel and steel spanning between forms.
forms into wood batten.
Foam
Fig. 8.
44
HALFEN
ANCHOR
CHANNEL
INSTALLATION
ANCHOR CHANNELS
Cut out sides
of masonry block Fill void
with grout
b) Fill void with grout (Figure 10).
3” Min.
45
HALFEN
ANCHOR
CHANNEL
INSTALLATION
previous page).
Anchor
b) Notch pour stop at anchor channel location. Make channel
notch 1/2” (12 mm) longer than embed and 1/4” 1/4”
(6 mm) deeper than bottom edge of anchor channel,
(Figure 14).
View from behind anchor channel.
c) Obtain embed assembly from Halfen (anchor Fig. 14.
channel shop welded to slotted sheet).
Cell closure
d) Place embed assembly over notch and tack-weld or
screw-fix in place, (Figure 15).
Metal deck
46
HALFEN FASTENERS
HALFEN TEE-BOLTS
Halfen tee-bolts are quickly installed
in any location in the Halfen
channel. Simply insert head into
channel and rotate 90°.
FASTENERS
used with 2815, 3817, 4122 and
4141 series channels.
Insert then
rotate
All tee-bolts are grade marked on
Halfen channel nuts are easily back of head.
installed by inserting into the
channel slot and rotating 90°. They
can be moved to any position along
the channel, but no closer than The are several different head styles
1” (25mm) from the end of the that are interchangable.
channel.
47
HALFEN TEE-BOLT
DESIGN DATA
Fv = 0.45 Fy
Fv = 0.22 Fu
Allowable tension stress is least of
Ft = 0.6 Fy
Ft = 0.43 Fu-1.8fv
Ft = 0.33 Fu
Allowable bending stress
Fb = 0.75 Fy
Combined stress ratio
48
HALFEN
TEE-BOLTS
LOAD CHART
Thread Pitch (P) mm 1.0 1.25 1.5 1.75 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.0 3.5
Bolt Stress in2 0.031 0.057 0.090 0.131 0.243 0.379 0.546 0.712 0.869
Area (As) (mm2) (20.1) (36.6) (58.0) (84.3) (156) (245) (353) (459) (561)
Allowable lb. 600 1,100 1,700 2,500 4,650 7,250 10,450 13,600 16,600
Standard Tension Load (kN) (2.7) (4.9) (7.6) (11.1) (20.7) (32.3) (46.5) (60.5) (73.9)
Grade
Carbon Allowable lb. 400 730 1,150 1,650 3,100 4,850 6,950 9,100 11,100
Steel Shear Load (kN) (1.8) (3.2) (5.1) (7.3) (13.8) (21.6) (30.9) (40.5) (49.4)
Tee-Bolts
Grade 4.6 Allowable lb. 110 180 230 340 560 740 970 1,400 1,850
Slip Load (kN) (0.5) (0.8) (1.0) (1.5) (2.5) (3.3) (4.3) (6.2) (8.2)
Allowable lb. in. 19 50 100 175 440 855 1,485 2,200 2,970
Bending Moment (N.m) (2.2) (5.6) (11.2) (19.6) (49.7) (96.8) (168) (249) (336)
FASTENERS
Torque (N.m) (40) (75) (200) (400) (680)
and part numbers,
Allowable lb. 3,550 5,200 9,650 15,050 21,700 for carbon steel
X X tee-bolts and nuts,
High Tension Load (kN) (15.8) (23.1) (42.9) (67.0) (96.6)
Tensile refer to even
Carbon Allowable lb. 2,400 3,450 6,450 10,050 14,450 pages 12 through
X X
Steel Shear Load (kN) (10.7) (15.4) (28.7) (44.4) (64.3)
32.
Tee-Bolts
Grade 8.8 Allowable lb. 670 860 1,800 2,350 2,850
X X For available sizes
Slip Load (kN) (3.0) (3.8) (8.0) (10.5) (12.7)
of stainless steel
Allowable lb. in. 275 475 1,210 2,350 4,080 tee-bolts and nuts,
X X
Bending Moment (N.m) (30.8) (53.9) (137) (266) (462) refer to pages 50
11 19 45 89 147 and 51.
Nut ft. lb. X X
Type 304 Torque (N.m) (15) (25) (60) (120) (200)
(A2) or
Type 316 Allowable lb. 1,650 2,400 4,450 6,900 10,000
X X
(A4) Tension Load (kN) (7.3) (10.7) (19.8) (30.7) (44.5)
Stainless
Steel Allowable lb. 1,250 1,800 3,350 5,200 7,500
X X
Tee-Bolts Shear Load (kN) (5.6) (7.9) (14.9) (23.1) (33.4)
Grade
A2-50 or Allowable lb. 230 340 560 740 970
X X
Grade Slip Load (kN) (1.0) (1.5) (2.5) (3.3) (4.3)
A4-50
Allowable lb. in. 86 150 385 750 1,290
X X
Bending Moment (N.m) (9.7) (17.1) (43.4) (84.7) (146)
49
HALFEN STAINLESS STEEL
TEE-BOLTS
Tee-Bolt mm M8 M10 M8 M10 M10 M12 M16 M10 M12 M12 M16
Diameter (in.) (5/16) (3/8) (5/16) (3/8) (3/8) (1/2) (5/8) (3/8) (1/2) (1/2) (5/8)
Grade A2 - 70 A2 - 70 A4 - 70 A4 - 50 A4 - 70 A2 - 70 A2 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 70 A4 -50
Allowable lb. 1,900 3,000 1,900 1,650 3,000 4,400 4,450 1,650 2,400 4,400 4,450
Tension Load (kN) (8.5) (13.4) (8.5) (7.3) (13.4) (19.6) (19.8) (7.3) (10.7) (19.6) (19.8)
Allowable lb. 1,250 2,000 1,250 1,250 2,000 2,950 3,350 1,250 1,800 2,950 3,350
Shear Load (kN) (5.6) (8.9) (5.6) (5.6) (8.9) (13.1) (14.9) (5.6) (7.9) (13.1) (14.9)
Allowable lb. 180 230 180 230 230 340 560 230 340 340 560
Slip Load (kN) (0.8) (1.0) (0.8) (1.0) (1.0) (1.5) (2.5) (1.0) (1.5) (1.5) (2.5)
20 (3/4) x S x x S x x x x x x
FASTENERS
25 (1) x S x x S x x x x S S
30 (1-1/4) S S S x S S S S x S S
40 (1-1/2) x S x x S S S S x S S
50 (2) x S x x S S S S x S S
60 (2-3/8) x x x x S x x S x S S
80 (3-1/4) x x x S x x x x S x S
100 (4) x x x S x x x x S x S
125 (5) x x x S x x x x x x x
150 (6) x x x S x x x x S x S
200 (8) x x x S x x x x S x S
Notes:
1. S denotes special order. Contact Halfen for availability.
2. X denotes not available.
3. Bolt capacity may be limited by channel capacity.
4. See even pages 12 through 32 for carbon steel tee-bolts.
5. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add grip (G) plus
bolt diameter (D) plus 3/16” (5mm). Select next larger
length from the tee-bolt selection chart.
50
HALFEN STAINLESS STEEL
TEE-BOLTS
To Suit 4022 HTA Toothed 4122 HZA 4930, 5030, 5234, 7248 HTA
& 4022 HM Series & HZM Series 5542 HTA & HM Series &7248 HM
Material Type 316 (A4) Stainless 316 (A4) Stainless Type 316 (A4) Stainless 316 (A4)
Tee-Bolt mm M10 M12 M16 M12 M16 M12 M16 M20 M24
Diameter (in.) (3/8) (1/2) (5/8) (1/2) (5/8) (1/2) (5/8) (3/4) (1)
Grade A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50 A4 - 50
Allowable lb. 1,650 2,400 4,450 2,400 4,450 2,400 4,450 6,900 10,000
Tension Load (kN) (7.3) (10.7) (19.8) (10.7) (19.8) (10.7) (19.8) (30.7) (44.5)
Allowable lb. 1,250 1,800 3,350 1,800 3,350 1,800 3,350 5,200 7,500
Shear Load (kN) (5.6) (7.9) (14.9) (7.9) (14.9) (7.9) (14.9) (23.1) (33.4)
Allowable lb. 230 340 560 1,150 1,325 340 560 740 970
Slip Load (kN) (1.0) (1.5) (2.5) (5.1) (5.9) (1.5) (2.5) (3.3) (4.3)
FASTENERS
30 (1-1/4)
35 (1-3/8) x x x S S x x x x
40 (1-1/2) S S S x x S S x x
45 (1-3/4) x x x x x x x S x
50 (2) S S S S S S S x S
55 (2-1/4) x x x x x x x S x
60 (2-3/8) x x S x x x S x x
75 (3) x x x x x x x S x
80 (3-1/4) x S S S x x S x x
100 (4) x S S x x S x S S
125 (5) x x x x x x x S x
150 (6) x S S x x x S S x
200 (8) x x S x x x x x x
Notes:
1. S denotes special order. Contact Halfen for availability.
2. X denotes not available.
3. Bolt capacity may be limited by channel capacity.
4. See even pages 12 through 32 for carbon steel tee-bolts.
5. To determine minimum bolt length (L), add grip (G) plus
channel lip plus bolt diameter (D) plus 1/8” (3mm). Select
next larger length from the tee-bolt selection chart.
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HALFEN CHANNEL
NUTS
C
C
B
B
A
A
A
Part No. LP3211 LP3311 LP3411 Part No. LP5311 LP5411 LP5511
Allowable lb. 900 1,290 1,290 Allowable lb. 1,450 2,100 2,800
Load (kN) (4.0) (5.7) (5.7) Load (kN) (605) (9.3) (12.5)
52
HALFEN CHANNEL
NUTS
Spring Nuts
FASTENERS
Part No. LP9311 LP9411 LP9511
5/8” UNC 45 (60)
Allowable lb. 1,850 2,000 2,350 Forged
Pull-out Load (kN) (8.2) (8.9) (10.5)
5/8” UNC; Channel 100 (136)
Allowable lb. 1,100 2,000 2,250 & Spring Nut
Shear Load (kN) (4.9) (8.9) (10.0)
3/4” UNC 90 (120)
Allowable lb. 750 1,500 1,500‡ Forged
Slip Load (kN) (3.4) (6.7) (6.7)
3/4” UNC 125 (170)
Note: ‡ LP9511 channel nut in 4122HZA & 4122HZM toothed Spring Nut
channels has allowable slip load of 2,250 lb (10.0 kN).
Spring Nuts
Spring Nuts To Suit 5030HTA, 5234HTA Anchor
To Suit 4141HTA Anchor Channels Channels and 5030, 5234 Channel Profiles
Dimensions A B C Dimensions A B C
in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm) in. (mm)
1-3/8” (35) 13/16” (21) 3/8” (9) 1-3/8 (35) 1-1/8 (28) 3/8 (9)
Size 3/8” UNC 1/2” UNC 5/8” UNC Size 5/8” UNC 3/4” UNC
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HALFEN FASTENER
ACCESSORIES
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HALFEN CHANNEL
PROFILES
Halfen channel profiles provide a versatile connection system Back-up
when surface mounted to, or hung from other structural ele- material
ments. Once placed, the channel profiles allow for adjustable Halfen large
flat washer
fastening points and compensate for tolerance variations. The
details shown here are just some of the mounting methods that
can be used.
Bolt or drilled-in
anchor by customer
1. Welded to a
steel section
Most 9/16“ A/F sockets
will fit between lips of Punched or
Weld channel 4122, 4141, 4930, 5030 &
profile to steel drilled hole
5234 channel profiles to in back of
suppor t tighten 3/8” UNC hex nut. channel
2. Bolted to
embeds Halfen anchor
channels cast
into concrete
Plate washer
or large flat
washer
Halfen
channel nut Halfen tee-bolts Bolt or drilled-in
Halfen channel
profile with holes and nuts plus large anchor by
in back flat washers customer
4. Screw-fixed to
wood or Screw into
steel back-up wood or steel
back-up
Metal stud
Sheathing
5. Bolted to steel
Drilled-in
Steel I-Beam
anchors
Halfen
tee-bolt
Channel profile with
additional mounting
Holes drilled
plates
in flange and
6. Secured to concrete or masonry
in back of
back-up with drilled-in anchors and
channel
mounting plates.
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HALFEN COLD FORMED
CHANNEL PROFILES
Allowable
uniform
beam
loads (lbs)
Beam span
(inches)
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HALFEN HOT ROLLED
CHANNEL PROFILES
5542 x HM5542 x
7248 HM7000 x x
Notes:
1. Channel profiles listed above are available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm)
lengths, or cut to order.
2. X denotes not available.
3. Carbon steel profiles are available in mill finish or hot dip galvanized to
ASTM A123. Specify when ordering.
Beam span
(inches)
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HALFEN 2815 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Iy in4 0.035
(cm4) (1.45)
Sy in3 0.063
(cm3) (1.03)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.404 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.03) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 1,081 (4.81) 2,353 (10.47)
Notes: 30 (762) 888 (3.95) 1,596 (7.10)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 36 (914) 713 (3.17) 1,108 (4.93)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85 42 (1067) 579 (2.58) 814 (3.62)
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 12; for stainless
48 (1219) Z Z Z Z
steel tee-bolts, see page 50; and for channel nuts, see page 52.
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 3817 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Iy in4 0.105
(cm4) (4.37)
Sy in3 0.140
(cm3) (2.30)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.552 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.40) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 1,897 (8.36) 4,305 (19.16)
Notes: 30 (762) 1,643 (7.31) 3,240 (14.42)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 36 (914) 1,348 (6.00) 2,264 (10.08)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85
42 (1067) 1,110 (4.94) 1,663 (7.40)
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 14; for stainless
steel tee-bolts, see page 50; and for channel nuts, see page 52. 48 (1219) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 4122 HZM SERIES TOOTHED
CHANNEL PROFILE
Sy in3 0.154
(cm3) (2.52)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.603 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.53) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 1,987 (8.84) 4,921 (21.90)
Notes: 36 (914) 1,635 (7.28) 3,211 (14.29)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 1,173 (5.22) 1,811 (8.06)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85
60 (1524) Z Z Z Z
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 20; for stainless
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; and for spring nuts, see page 53. Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 4930 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Sy in3 0.341
(cm3) (5.59)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.743 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.89) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 3,353 (14.92) 10,200 (45.39)
Notes: 36 (914) 3,150 (14.02) 8,533 (37.97)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 2,828 (12.58) 6,521 (29.02)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85 60 (1524) 2,328 (10.36) 4,365 (19.42)
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 24; for stainless
72 (1829) 1,885 (8.39) 3,031 (13.49)
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; and for channel nuts, see page 52.
84 (2134) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 4022 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Sy in3 0.179
(cm3) (2.93)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.585 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.49) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 2,799 (12.46) 6,358 (28.29)
Notes: 36 (914) 2,463 (10.96) 4,853 (21.60)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 1,905 (8.48) 3,078 (13.70)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85
60 (1524) 1,413 (6.29) 1,970 (8.77)
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 16; for stainless
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; and for channel nuts, see page 52. 72 (1829) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 5030 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Sy in3 0.354
(cm3) (5.80)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.730 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (1.85) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 4,520 (20.11) 10,960 (48.78)
Notes: 36 (914) 4,222 (18.79) 9,359 (41.65)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 3,781 (16.83) 7,438 (33.10)
2. Stainless steel load factor = 0.85 60 (1524) 3,112 (13.85) 5,226 (23.26)
3. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 26; for stainless
72 (1829) 2,465 (10.97) 3,629 (16.15)
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; for channel nuts, see page 52; and
for spring nuts, see page 53. 84 (2134) 1,980 (8.81) 2,666 (11.87)
96 (2438) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 5234 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
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HALFEN 5542 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Sy in3 0.802
(cm3) (13.14)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 0.814 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (2.07) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 14,970 (43.35) 27,173(120.93)
Notes: 36 (914) 14,059 (41.59) 24,313(108.20)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 12,865 (39.25) 20,927 (93.13)
2. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 30; for stainless 60 (1524) 11,208 (36.10) 17,022 (75.70)
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; and for channel nuts, see page 52. 72 (1829) 9,150 (31.77) 12,490 (55.58)
84 (2134) 7,250 (26.50) 9,266 (41.24)
96 (2438) 5,849 (22.15) 7,094 (31.57)
108 (2743) 4,798 (18.67) 5,605 (24.95)
120 (3048) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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HALFEN 7248 HM
SERIES
CHANNEL
PROFILE
Sy in3 1.414
(cm3) (23.17)
COLUMN LOADS
ry in 1.074 Column Height Allowable Load Allowable Axial
(cm) (2.73) (Unbraced) at Slot Face Load (K=1.0)
in. (mm) lb. (kN) lb. (kN)
24 (610) 12,348 (54.95) 32,255 (143.55)
Notes: 36 (914) 12,008 (53.44) 30,029 (133.64)
1. Available in 19’-11” (6,070 mm) lengths, or cut to order. 48 (1219) 11,569 (51.49) 27,428 (122.06)
2. For companion carbon steel tee-bolts, see page 32; for stainless 60 (1524) 11,009 (48.99) 24,474 (108.92)
steel tee-bolts, see page 51; and for channel nuts, see page 52.
72 (1829) 10,228 (45.79) 21,173 (94.23)
84 (2134) 9,339 (41.56) 17,508 (77.92)
96 (2438) 8,127 (36.17) 13,681 (60.89)
108 (2743) 7,020 (31.24) 10,810 (48.11)
120 (3048) 6,093 (27.11) 8,756 (38.97)
132 (3353) 5,316 (23.66) 7,236 (32.20)
144 (3658) Z Z Z Z
Z means Kl/r>200.
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Channel beam load data on the preceding pages is for simply
HALFEN CHANNEL
PROFILES
supported, single span beams with uniform load. For other load
combinations, refer to chart below for load and deflection factors.
BEAM DIAGRAMS
Load Type Load Diagram Load Deflection Example 1. Determine allowable mid-span load and deflection for
Factor Factor 7248HM channel two-span beam over 48” spans.
From beam load data on page 66 for 7248HM profile, beam load = 3339
Uniform load 1.0 1.0 lb. and deflection = 0.20 in.
From beam diagram, load factor = 0.67 and deflection factor = 0.48.
So allowable point load = 3339 X 0.67 = 2237 lbs, and
Point load 0.5 0.8
deflection = 0.20 X 0.48 = 0.096 in.
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HALFEN LOAD & RESISTANCE
FACTOR DESIGN
NOTE: Alternate load factor combinations and load reduction factors may EDGE DISTANCE FACTORS
be used at the discretion of the design professional. Refer to the appropriate edge distance factor chart adjacent to
the particular Halfen anchor channel for edge distance load
ANCHOR CHANNEL LOAD CAPACITIES reduction factors.
The pull-out and shear load capacities shown in this manual for
Halfen anchor channels are allowable loads and include a COMBINED LOAD INTERACTION CHECK
safety factor of 3. To determine ultimate load capacities of any In all cases, check interaction using the following formulae:
Halfen anchor channel, multiply the allowable load by 3, thus: For anchor channel, use
Tu = 3xTA where: Tu = ultimate pull-out load
Vu = 3xVA TA = allowable pull-out load For channel profiles, use
Vu = ultimate shear load
SPECIFICATIONS
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HALFEN LOAD & RESISTANCE
FACTOR DESIGN
Thread Pitch (P) mm 1.0 1.25 1.5 1.75 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.0 3.5
Bolt Stress in2 0.031 0.057 0.090 0.131 0.243 0.379 0.546 0.712 0.869
Area (As) (mm2) (20.1) (36.6) (58.0) (84.3) (156) (245) (353) (459) (561)
Note: AISC recommends using 0.4 x Fu for shear strength of Fastener capacity may be limited by the capacity of the
bolts on bolt gross area when threads are not excluded from the companion anchor channel or channel profile.
shear plane. Halfen recommends using the more conservative
0.5 x Fu x bolt stress area. Factored load capacities above include Φ = 0.75 factor.
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HALFEN MATERIAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Halfen anchor channels and accessories meet or exceed the following specifications:
MATERIALS
Component Specification (*1) Yield Strength Ultimate Strength
psi (MPa) psi (MPa)
Cold formed carbon steel channels ASTM A570, Gr.33 34,000 (235) 52,200 (360)
Hot rolled carbon steel channels & “I” anchors ASTM A283, Gr.D 34,000 (235) 52,200 (360)
Type 304 stainless steel channels ASTM A666 Type 304 Annealed 28,300 (195) 72,500 (500)
Type 316 stainless steel channels ASTM A666 Type 316 Annealed 30,450 (210) 72,500 (500)
Standard grade tee-bolts ASTM F568, Gr. 4.6 (*2) 34,800 (240) 58,000 (400)
High tensile tee-bolts ASTM F568, Gr. 8.8 (*3) 95,700 (660) 120,350 (830)
Type 304 stainless steel tee-bolts, grade 50 ASTM F738M, A1-50, AF 30,450 (210) 72,500 (500)
Type 304 stainless steel tee-bolts, grade 70 ASTM F738M, A1-70, CW 65,250 (450) 101,500 (700)
Type 316 stainless steel tee-bolts, grade 50 ASTM F738M, A4-50, AF 30,450 (210) 72,500 (500)
Type 316 stainless steel tee-bolts, grade 70 ASTM F738M, A4-70, CW 65,250 (450) 101,500 (700)
Spring nuts ASTM A576, Gr. 1015 70,000 (480) 80,000 (550)
FINISHES
Hot dipped galvanizing ASTM A123 or ASTM A153
Notes: (*1) Raw material and components may be manufactured to different international specifications than those shown above, however, these
international specifications meet or exceed the stated specification.
(*2) Essentially equivalent to ASTM A307.
(*3) Essentially equivalent to ASTM A325.
Manufacturing Tolerances: Dimensions shown for all products are nominal and fabrication tolerances of ±1/8” (3mm) are possible.
Lengths over 12” (305mm) have tolerances of ±1/4” (6mm).
Technical Assistance: Halfen Anchoring Systems maintains a staff of competent and highly qualified sales and engineering personnel to offer any
technical assistance that may be required. Please call (800) 323-6898 or (210) 658-4671 or fax (888) 277-1695 or (210) 658-7908
with any questions about Halfen products and their uses.
SPECIFICATIONS
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HALFEN SAMPLE
SPECIFICATION
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LIMITED WARRANTY
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installation or normal operations, normal wear and tear, use under circumstances exceeding
specifications, use for purposes other than the use for which the Products were intended, abuse,
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tions, guidelines and recommendations for installation and use, lack of proper maintenance or
damage caused by natural causes such as fire, storm, or flood. Purchaser shall detetermine the
suitability of the Product for his intended use and Purchaser assumes all liabilities and risks
whatsoever in connection therewith.
This limited warranty is Purchaser’s exclusive remedy. It shall not be deemed to have
failed of its essential purpose so long as Supplier is willing and able to repair or replace defective
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HALFEN TECHNICAL MANUAL
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1 With two or three dimensional adjustment
capabilities and versatility of application, HALFEN
2
systems make almost any design possible.
Ease of Installation
HALFEN
ANCHORING SYSTEMS
®
Pre-engineered
5
Off the shelf components.
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HALFEN products are available with durable zinc
coated or hot dip galvanized finishes. Stainless steel
components are also available.
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other anchoring and connection systems.
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Thousands of projects world-wide, over 65 years of
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calculations.