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Dayton Superior A4H Hex Head Snap Ties are manufactured with hot forged integral 1/2″ hex-shaped heads.
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Product Description
Application:
The hex head allows short-end snap ties to be broken back with the formwork still in place.
Features:
- Safe Working Load (SWL) 2,250 lbs
- SWL provides a factor of safety of approximately 2 to 1
- Hex head measures 1/2″ across flats
- Standard A4H uses 1″ x 1″ A2 Plastic Cones to provide a nominal 1″ breakback
- Other size cones are available on special order
Manufacturer Info
Dayton Superior
AT DAYTON SUPERIOR, WE ARE BUILDING STRENGTH
From our 17,000 hard-working products to our 1200+ dedicated people, Dayton Superior is all about building strength. As the leading single-source provider of concrete accessories, chemicals, and forming products for the non-residential construction industry, we deliver strong, proven products and build strong relationships built on integrity, responsiveness, and unwavering support.
ACCESSORIES
Meticulous attention to detail is built into every product we sell. Our comprehensive range of accessories for every concrete job is unmatched in the industry.
CHEMICALS
Repair, connect, seal, and protect new and existing concrete with our superior portfolio of concrete chemical solutions.
FORMING
Precision endurance, performance, and strength are engineered into our forming systems, including the globally recognized Symons® by Dayton Superior brand.
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