fabricated
products
At CIP, we carry an assortment of fabricated items and industrial supplies. Below are descriptions of a couple lines we carry.
Anchor Bolts
Anchor bolts secure structures and equipment to concrete or masonry by transferring loads and resisting uplift, shear, and tension forces. They create reliable, stable connections across a range of demanding applications.
Common uses include:
Structural assembly — Fastening steel columns, beams, and plates to concrete foundations in buildings, bridges, and towers.
Equipment mounting — Anchoring heavy machinery like generators or industrial presses to concrete floors to eliminate movement and vibration.
Infrastructure support — Securing guardrails, signposts, and light poles to concrete bases for stability against wind and impact.
Seismic and wind protection — Strengthening structures in earthquake-prone or high-wind regions by firmly connecting them to foundations.
Anchor bolts typically feature a threaded section embedded in concrete and a protruding end for nuts or plates. Common designs—L-shaped, J-shaped, or straight—are selected based on load requirements and installation conditions.
U Bolts
U bolts are highly versatile fasteners shaped like the letter U, featuring a rounded base with two threaded arms and pre-drilled mounting holes. Available in galvanized steel, bright zinc plated steel, or stainless steel, they're designed to work with nuts and washers—and a crosspiece can be added for extra security.
Wide Range of Applications
U bolts handle demanding tasks across multiple industries. They're commonly used for:
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Clamping items to poles—utility poles, fence posts, and similar structures
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Securing cables and wiring to walls and frameworks
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Anchoring to concrete—the rounded base sinks into wet concrete while threaded ends protrude for fastening
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Supporting and securing piping systems
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Mounting signage to posts
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General-purpose clamping operations
With sizing options to fit nearly any need, U bolts deliver the strength and reliability required for both light and heavy-duty applications.
Rods and studs come in several configurations to match different applications. Fully threaded options run the entire length, letting you pass through materials and secure with nuts on both sides. For anchoring work, single-end and double-end studs are ideal—one end drives into the base material while the other accepts a nut. Installation is straightforward: position the stud, add a washer if needed, and thread a nut onto the protruding end to lock it in place.
Rods & Studs
