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The ESBDK is a concrete expansion bolt anchor kit manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It is designed for securing open-frame racks to concrete surfaces. The kit includes four 3/8-inch by 3.75-inch expansion anchors, along with necessary washers and nuts. Constructed from zinc-plated steel, the components support both seismic and non-seismic applications.
Verify that the specific rack model requires the ESBDK kit rather than alternative mounting hardware. Confirm that the installation surface is concrete compatible with 3/8-inch expansion anchors. Ensure compliance with local seismic building codes if the application involves seismic-rated racks. Check that the kit quantity matches the number of rack feet requiring anchorage.
Select this kit specifically for open-frame rack installations on concrete. Verify the required hole size matches the 3/8-inch specification. Consider environmental conditions to ensure zinc plating provides adequate corrosion resistance. Confirm whether seismic rating is mandatory for the project requirements before choosing this specific anchor type.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman enclosure and rack accessories line. It serves as a critical mounting component for structural stability. The kit complements the company's open-frame rack series by providing standardized anchoring solutions for permanent floor installations.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific kit configuration.

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