Strong and Durable 8" Concrete Walls Without The Leftover Holes!

With over 300,000 snap ties sold, Sandbaggy is trusted by concrete contractors across the USA. Unlike snap ties with plastic cone heads, our 8" concrete snap ties with washers ensure no holes are leftover in your concrete structure after your concrete has cured and formwork has been removed. Ideal for a variety of concrete forming projects, they suit a variety of forming systems, providing maximum dependability and stability.

These short end snap ties feature a 2,250 lbs. safe working load, 2:1 safety factor, and a nominal 1" break-back.  An excellent option for both experienced contractors, construction, and DIYers. They provide a durable and cost-effective solution, are simple to use, and compatible with our Snap Tie Wedges, Jahn A Brackets, and Jahn C Brackets. Order our construction grade snap ties as low as $0.56 each!

More snap tie sizes available! Sandbaggy carries a variety of concrete forming supplies.


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FAQ

What is a snap tie in construction?

Snap ties are an essential component in formwork for concrete, connecting two distinct surfaces. Made of either plastic or steel, these ties feature a cone-shaped head at one end and a threaded rod on the other. The Jahn A bracket then holds the snap tie in place and also supports the wale or stud.

How do snap ties work?

Snap ties are installed by threading them through form holes, then secured by tightening with a snap tie wedge. This spreads the plastic cones out, locking the forms in place. Once concrete cures, the wedges are removed and cones broken off, freeing the ties from the concrete.

How strong is a snap tie?

Most snap ties have a minimum working load of 2,000 lbs, capable of withstanding the pressure of up to 2,000 lbs of concrete.

How do you seal snap ties?

Snap ties can be sealed with silicone caulk, hydraulic cement, or similar materials for better protection against water seepage into concrete.

How much pressure can a snap tie hold?

Snap ties can withstand 2,000 lbs of concrete pressure, depending on size and material.

What is the difference between short end and long end snap ties?

Short end snap ties have shorter threads on the end of the ties, while long end snap ties have longer threads. The length required at the end of the snap ties will depend on your forming system type.