40% Price Premium

Are you paying 40% more for the same ASTM F1554 drop in anchor just because of a famous logo? The brand premium does not equal better performance.

12-16 Week Lead Times

Struggling with supply chain disruptions? Long lead times from legacy suppliers are delaying your critical infrastructure projects.

Inconsistent Quality

Lack of material traceability and plating thickness verification leads to premature corrosion and installation failures. Rework costs add up fast.

Missing Compliance Docs

Your engineering team needs certified test reports. Most suppliers cannot provide full traceability or ICC-ES compliance documentation.

What is a Drop In Anchor Used For?

• Overhead Suspension – Ceiling grids, light fixtures, signage.
• Fire Protection Systems – Sprinkler pipe supports.
• Cable Trays & Conduit – Data center and electrical infrastructure.
• Seismic Bracing – Structural connections per IBC codes.
• Machinery Anchoring – Flush-mounting production equipment.

Technical Specifications

* Values based on 4,000 psi concrete. Compliance: ASTM F1554, ICC-ES.

Drill the Hole

Use a carbide-tipped bit matching the anchor diameter. Drill to the required embedment depth (e.g., 1.5" for a 1/2" anchor).

Clean the Hole

Vacuum the hole, then use a wire brush. Vacuum again. Dust reduces holding strength by up to 50%.

Insert the Anchor

Tap the drop in anchor into the hole until it is flush with the concrete surface. Ensure it is fully seated.

Set the Anchor

Insert the setting tool into the anchor. Strike with a hammer until the tool bottoms out. This expands the clips against the concrete.

Install the Bolt

Thread the bolt or threaded rod into the anchor. Torque to the recommended value (e.g., 50 ft-lbs for 1/2").

Powerful Factory

Est. 2010, 30,000 sqm facility. 10+ production lines for drop in anchors, rivets, and bolts.

Quality Assurance

ISO 9001, CE, RoHS. Full material traceability with MTRs. Plating thickness verified per ASTM B633.

High-Speed Delivery

Stock in US & Europe hubs. Lead times as low as 7 days for standard sizes. 20ft containers in 3-4 weeks.

OEM/ODM Capabilities

Custom lengths, materials (304/316 SS, HDG), and private labeling. Your design, our precision.

We replaced our Hilti anchors with Boen's drop in anchors. The cost savings were over 37%, and the pull-out tests passed easily. Highly recommend.

John D. Procurement Manager, US Construction

Excellent quality and fast shipping. The 316 stainless steel drop in anchors are perfect for our coastal projects. No corrosion issues.

Anna K. Ops Director, European Marine Engineering

The traceability and compliance documentation Boen provides is top-notch. Our engineering team is very satisfied with the transparency.

Carlos M. Technical Director, Middle East Infrastructure

What is the difference between a drop in anchor and a wedge anchor?

A drop in anchor is internally threaded and sits flush with the concrete surface, ideal for overhead use. A wedge anchor has a threaded stud protruding and is typically used for floor mounting.

How to install a drop in anchor in overhead applications?

Drill, clean, insert the anchor, then use the setting tool to expand the clips. Always ensure the hole is clean to prevent dropouts.

What is the minimum edge distance for a 1/2" drop in anchor?

The minimum edge distance is typically 6 times the anchor diameter (3" for 1/2"). Spacing should be at least 8 times the diameter.

Are Boen drop in anchors ICC-ES approved?

Yes, our manufacturing process complies with ICC-ES acceptance criteria for concrete anchors. Test reports are available upon request.

What is the lead time for a bulk order of drop in anchors?

For standard sizes, we can ship within 7-10 days. For 20ft containers, typical lead time is 3-4 weeks from order confirmation.

Can I get a free sample before placing a bulk order?

Absolutely. We offer free samples to qualified buyers. Just pay shipping, and we can deduct the cost from your first order.