How are Wedge anchors made and how do they find their way into our homes?

A Wedge Anchor is a type of metal Anchor used to secure and support a building structure. The following is the production process of Wedge Anchor:



1. Raw material preparation: The raw materials required for Wedge Anchor production are mainly carbon steel or Stainless Steel. These raw materials are subject to quality checks and screening to ensure that they comply with relevant standards and requirements.



2. Material cutting: Raw materials are cut according to the size and requirements of Wedge Anchor. It is usually cut by mechanical cutting or laser cutting.



3. Cold heading molding: The cut material is sent into the cold heading machine and processed into the shape of Wedge Anchor by cold heading molding. In this process, the material is pressed and stretched, causing it to form the shape of a wedge anchor.



4. Thread machining: One end of Wedge Anchor usually needs to be machined into threads to facilitate fixing and connecting other components. This step is usually done by threading machine.



5. Surface treatment: The surface of Wedge Anchor needs anti-corrosion treatment to improve its corrosion resistance and appearance. Common surface treatment methods include galvanizing, nickel plating, hot dip galvanizing, etc.



6. Quality inspection: Wedge Anchor needs to be inspected to ensure that its size, strength and surface treatment meet relevant standards and requirements.



7. Packaging and shipment: Qualified Wedge Anchor can be shipped after packaging. It is usually packed in cartons, pallets or wooden cases to ensure that it is not damaged during transportation.

In general, the production process of Wedge Anchor includes raw material preparation, material cutting, cold heading forming, threading, surface treatment, quality inspection and packaging and shipping. These steps guarantee the quality and performance of the Wedge Anchor.