Mechanical Anchors vs Chemical Anchors: Which is Better for You?

[@mediacity3863]

What I learnt from the video is, for maximum strength and reliability use chemical with mechanical anchoring.

[@cymbaline4384]

Unironicaly this was exactly what i was looking for ty for the informative video

[@p00pie]

i immediately exited the video due to the punjabi accent

[@declaration9704]

I learned a lot with this video. Thanks.

[@nicholasmarshall3191]

Very helpful!

Thank you for the share information!😉

[@janarthananr9473]

Very nice presentation 👋

[@MrMexikin]

Thank you

[@arindamsaha1119]

What if chemical are added in thin film around the mechanical anchor while inserting the anchor into the hole before tightening,
Please give experience of users with such uses

[@wiriantowirianto8998]

good explanation, thanks

[@thfqas1]

Thanks🙂

[@markmywords519]

Excellent explanation...just a help the word adhesive is ad-hes-i- ve like vest its not ad-hes-i-ue...I cant speak another language so respect to you. English is very hard and confusing I am explaining dough (flour and water) and doe (baby rabbit or baby deer) to my grandaughter sound identical totally different meaning.

[@areallyboredguy5825]

He pronounced it fine. He has an accent.

[@oswald2358]

Informative

[@janarthananr9473]

Always chemical anchor's are the best..

[@erridkxnxnxmxmxnxjxkxkzkzlskks]

awesome video

[@Xiryum]

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