IP Library Granted Patent US 8,267,628
Granted Patent B2
US 8,267,628 · App. 12/464,762 · Granted Sep 18, 2012

Threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors

Assignee: MW Engineering
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Patent No.
US 8,267,628
App. No.
12/464,762
Granted
Sep 18, 2012
Kind
B2
Abstract

A threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors includes a hollow plastic sleeve having an internally threaded top portion, a flared top end forming several outwardly-extending fingers, and a bottom end. A threaded bolt has a head end and a shaft with external threads mating with the threads of the hollow plastic sleeve. The shaft of the bolt includes internal threads having at least two different diameters. A nut is threaded to mate with the external threads on the bolt. In use, the assembled insert is punched in place through a hole formed in a metal deck layer. The fingers of the plastic sleeve collapse as the assembly is passed through the hole and expand below the deck. The nut is then tightened against the top of the deck to hold the insert in place.

Claims (17)

1. A threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors consisting of:

an elongate hollow sleeve having internal threads in at least a top portion thereof and a flared top end forming several outwardly-extending fingers, the fingers having distal ends that contact a lower surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor, the elongate hollow sleeve further including a bottom end;

a threaded bolt having a head end and a shaft having external threads mating with the internal threads of the elongate hollow sleeve, a distal end of the shaft including three internally-threaded portions having different diameters for mating with threaded support rods to support varying loads; and

a nut having threads that mate with the external threads on the bolt, the nut having a lower surface that contacts an upper surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor.

2. A threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors consisting of:

an elongate hollow sleeve having internal threads in at least a top portion thereof and a flared top end forming several outwardly-extending fingers, the fingers having distal ends that contact a lower surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor, the elongate hollow sleeve further including a bottom end;

a threaded bolt having a head end and a shaft having external threads mating with the internal threads of the elongate hollow sleeve, a distal end of the shaft including three internally-threaded portions having different diameters for mating with threaded support rods to support varying loads;

wherein the bolt is at least a ⅞-inch bolt and has a shaft having a length of at least 3 inches; and

a nut having threads that mate with the external threads on the bolt, the nut having a lower surface that contacts an upper surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor.

3. A threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors consisting of:

an elongate hollow sleeve formed from plastic material and having internal threads in at least a top portion thereof and a flared top end forming several outwardly-extending fingers, the fingers having distal ends that contact a lower surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor, the elongate hollow sleeve further including a bottom end;

a threaded bolt having a head end and a shaft having external threads mating with the internal threads of the elongate hollow sleeve, a distal end of the shaft including three internally-threaded portions having different diameters for mating with threaded support rods to support varying loads; and

a nut having threads that mate with the external threads on the bolt, the nut having a lower surface that contacts an upper surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor.

4. A threaded anchor for concrete metal deck floors consisting of:

an elongate hollow sleeve having internal threads in at least a top portion thereof and a flared top end forming several outwardly-extending fingers, the fingers having distal ends that contact a lower surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor, the elongate hollow sleeve further including a bottom end, wherein the bottom end of the elongate hollow sleeve includes a bottom surface having at least one slit formed thereacross;

a threaded bolt having a head end and a shaft having external threads mating with the internal threads of the elongate hollow sleeve, a distal end of the shaft including three internally-threaded portions having different diameters for mating with threaded support rods to support varying loads; and

a nut having threads that mate with the external threads on the bolt, the nut having a lower surface that contacts an upper surface of the metal deck floor when the threaded anchor is deployed in the metal deck floor.

Assignments (3)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded May 4, 2021
From: MASON-WEST, LLC
To: PACIFIC MERCANTILE BANK
Reel/Frame 056127/0611 →
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE NAME OF ASSIGNEE PREVIOUSLY RECORDED AT REEL: 022720 FRAME: 0331. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ASSIGNMENT. Recorded Mar 13, 2020
From: NOCE, WILLIAM T.; HOANG, SOI Q.
To: MASON-WEST, INC.
Reel/Frame 052163/0685 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 21, 2009
From: NOCE, WILLIAM T.; HOANG, SOI Q.
To: MW ENGINEERING
Reel/Frame 022720/0331 →
Continuity (1)
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