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The Penetrator mechanical rebar splicing system is a method of splicing rebar in segmental concrete construction applications. The coupler is friction welded to a headed anchor/shear stud and a reinforcing bar has LENTON® tapered threads that match the coupler. When the form is stripped, the end of the coupler is exposed. Simply remove the protective cap and screw in the taper threaded male dowel bar. Tightening with a pipe wrench is recommended to help assure a no slip connection or possible loosening during concrete vibration. This system eliminates bent bar anchorages, protruding dowels and the need to drill holes in expensive formwork.
Features - Replaces lap splice and hooked rebar
- Eases congestion
- A factory-installed cap protects internal threads
- Manufactured in the US with domestically produced steel
- Available through ERICO’s approved Regional Manufacturing Center
- Available in #4 and #5
Applications The Penetrator system is ideal in situations where space is critical, such as:
- Segmental concrete decks
- Stairwells
- Crane openings
- Floor slab to wall connections
- Beam column connections
More Information The Penetrator mechanical rebar splicing system conforms with ASTM A29/A29M and the headed anchor/shear stud is C-1010/C-1020 AWSD1.1 and ASTM-A108 compliant.
The LENTON bar-to-coupler connection is recognized by or meets the standards of ACI 318; IBC, UBC-97; A.A.S.H.T.O. Section 8.32.2.3; Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute; US Army Corp. of Engineers #CW03210; and DOTs in CA, FL, GA, IL, NY, NC and TX.
Penetrator Headed Coupler w/ Plate & Thread Protection *Minimum embedment length required to develop 125% of minimum specified yield of ASTM A-615 Grade 60 reinforcing steel in 3000-5000 psi concrete (based on ASME/ACI codes)
Refer to complete installation instructions supplied with the product and shown in the supporting documents section of this web page.
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