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Ancon AMR CJ for Collar Jointed Walls

AMR-CJ Masonry Reinforcement

Ancon AMR-CJ

Ancon AMR-CJ masonry reinforcement allows the construction of collar-jointed walls i.e. two leaves of thin masonry used in place of a single leaf of wider, heavier blockwork. Ancon AMR-CJ is used to tie the two leaves together, so it acts as a single unit.

The product consists of 20 x 2.5mm flat ties welded to flattened longitudinal wires. The longitudinal wires have a minimum characteristic yield strength of 500N/mm².

Product Width

AMR-CJ is supplied in a standard width of 175mm to suit wall widths of 215mm comprising two leaves of either standard bricks or 100mm blocks.

Longitudinal Wire Diameters

3.0, 3.5*, 4.0, 4.5*, 5.0mm (equivalent diameter after flattening)
Selection is based on calculation.

*Wire diameters 3.5mm and 4.5mm are only available in stainless steel.

Materials

Austenitic stainless steel (ref. S)
Galvanised steel (ref. G)

Stainless steel provides the user with the greatest corrosion resistance and life-cycle costing benefits, and is suitable for use in any application. Galvanised steel is not suitable for use in an external leaf.

Length

Ancon AMR-CJ is manufactured in a standard length of 2700mm.

Specification

AMR-CJ / Material / Wire (mm) / W175
e.g. AMR-CJ/S/D3.0/W175

Stainless SteelGalvanised Steel
AMR-CJ / S / D3.0 / W175 AMR-CJ / G / D3.0 / W175
AMR-CJ / S / D3.5 / W175
AMR-CJ / S / D4.0 / W175 AMR-CJ / G / D4.0 / W175
AMR-CJ / S / D4.5 / W175
AMR-CJ / S / D5.0 / W175 AMR-CJ / G / D5.0 / W175

Corner Units and T-Sections

Pre-fabricated corner units and T-sections can be manufactured to provide true continuity of reinforcement. Alternatively, masonry reinforcement can be cut and bent on site.

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