A PVC Anchor Sleeve Cone (also called a PVC shuttering cone or formwork spacer cone) is a highly durable, cone-shaped plastic accessory used in concrete construction to maintain precise wall thickness and protect tie rod assemblies during concrete casting. It sits at both ends of a PVC spacer tube, serving as a sacrificial or reusable insert that seals the formwork and creates a clean, recessed finish.
Commercial Anchor Sleeve Cones target buyers planning embedment and anchor work across multiple pours. Commercial Anchor Sleeve Cones covers distinct installation classes so buyers can select the right sleeve format for embedment depth and removal method before ordering in bulk.
The category groups sleeve cones by fit and removal approach.
Excluded: specialty structural anchors and threaded anchor rods sold separately from sleeve systems.
Formwork contractors and structural installers select formats to match pour sequencing and finish requirements. Contractors specifying concealed anchors choose flush or recessed formats, while temporary works teams prefer removable sleeves for rework flexibility.
Fit tolerance and embedment compatibility are primary selection drivers. Also consider material finish and removal access; state expected embedment depth and concrete class in RFQs so suppliers can confirm compatibility.
Buyers planning phased pours often request staged deliveries and palletised pack-counts to match pour schedules. MOQ and pack-counts depend on sleeve format; include project timeline and expected consumption to secure continuity planning and price tiers.
MOQ varies by sleeve type; specify format and pour schedule to receive pack-count and pallet options suited to phased deliveries.
Pricing usually scales with volume and material finish; request tiered quotes referencing pack counts and finish options.
Fit tolerance and embedment compatibility are decisive; provide embedment depth and anticipated concrete class for accurate selection.
Staged dispatch and palletised shipments are common; confirm staging windows and consolidation options at RFQ.