Secure Your Snap Ties & Support Your Wales The Snap Tie Bracket is a key component of single waler concrete formwork. Designed for 4-3/4" L&W snap ties, it features a sliding wedge that compensates for lumber variation and works with both 3/4" and 5/8" plywood. When paired with hex head snap ties, ties break cleanly inside the concrete — reducing stripping time and labor. Constructed from galvanized steel with a cadmium-plated wedge, this bracket installs horizontally, vertically, or inverted with a 2x4 kicker plate. Nail holes in both the body and wedge provide secure attachment during vibration and stripping. Backed by our 1-Year Ironclad Warranty - built tough and protected against manufacturing defects under normal use. Sandbaggy carries a variety of snap ties and accessories. Specs Material: Steel Finish Body: Galvanized Wedge: Cadmium-Plated Steel Wedge Adjustment Range: 5/8" Plywood Size(s): 3/4", 5/8" Snap Tie Size: 4-3/4" L&W Rust Resistant: Yes Reusable: Yes Nail Holes: Yes Weight: 1.2 lbs. Features 1-Year Ironclad Warranty: Built tough and backed for 12 full months against manufacturing defects under normal use. If it fails, we repair, replace, or refund. (Does not cover theft, vandalism, tampering, or misuse.) Built for Single Waler Systems: Designed for poured-in-place concrete forms. Install before or after wales are placed, and mount horizontally, vertically, or inverted with a 2x4 kicker plate for maximum jobsite flexibility. Heavy-Duty & Weather Resistant: Galvanized steel body with cadmium-plated wedge resists rust and repeated jobsite use. Sliding Wedge Adjusts 5/8": Compensates for lumber variation and works with both 3/4" and 5/8" plywood. Secure During Vibration: Nail holes in both body and wedge help prevent movement or drop-out during stripping. Compatible with 4-3/4" L&W Snap Ties Faster Stripping with Hex Head Snap Ties: Allows ties to break cleanly with forms and brackets still in place - leaving clean holes and saving labor. 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. Does Sandbaggy also sell Jahn A and Jahn C Brackets? Yes check out our Jahn A and Jahn C Brackets.
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