Anchor Load Verification

Pullout Testing for Critical Fixings

Pullout testing, also known as anchor pull-out testing or torque testing, verifies that anchor bolts, chemical anchors, expansion anchors, scaffold tie-backs, soil nails, and rock bolts can withstand the design loads they are specified to resist. Uniquo's certified engineers conduct pullout tests at your project site and provide detailed test reports suitable for structural calculations, regulatory submissions, and insurance requirements.

Engineer conducting pullout testing on site
Axial Direct pull verification for anchors and fixings under controlled site test conditions

Confidence for
Anchors and Fixings

UNIQUO helps project teams verify whether installed anchors and fixing systems can resist the loads assumed in design. Our site-based testing approach supports structural review, scaffold safety, geotechnical restraint systems, and documented proof for consultants, insurers, and regulatory stakeholders.

Load Validation Pullout resistance is checked against the required design intent for anchors, bolts, and tie-back systems.
Project Documentation Detailed reports support structural calculations, regulatory submissions, and insurance documentation.
What We Test

Anchors, Bolts, and Structural Fixings

Our pullout testing scope covers installed anchors and restraint systems used in concrete, masonry, steel, scaffold structures, ground support, and tunnel works.

Scope 02

Scaffold Tie-Backs

Scaffold tie-backs and facade scaffold anchors assessed to confirm reliable restraint under project loading conditions.

Scope 03

Ground and Rock Support

Soil nails, ground anchors, and rock bolts in tunnels and slopes tested to support geotechnical stability verification.

Scope 04

Base Materials

Fixings installed into concrete, masonry, and structural steel assessed for pullout resistance and load transfer performance.

Reporting Outcome

Evidence Suitable for Project and Regulatory Use

UNIQUO's pullout testing reports are structured to help project teams demonstrate installed anchor performance and support design validation, consultant review, statutory submissions, and insurer documentation where proof of resistance is required.

Traceable Site Records

Applied loads, test observations, anchor details, and outcomes are documented in a clear record set for project use.

Design and Compliance Support

Reports can be used to support structural calculations, regulatory submissions, and insurance requirements with stronger confidence.