Hammer Drive Tool
Drive pin anchors are installed in pre-drilled holes. Using this tool and a hammer, a solid strike drives a nail into the anchor body, expanding the anchor to form a tight fit. These anchors secure light loads to masonry materials.
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Drive pin anchors are installed in pre-drilled holes. Using this tool and a hammer, a solid strike drives a nail into the anchor body, expanding the anchor to form a tight fit. These anchors secure light loads to masonry materials.
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Hammer Drive Pins
Drive pin anchors are installed in pre-drilled holes with a hammer strike that drives a nail into the anchor body, expanding the anchor to form a tight fit. These anchors secure light loads to masonry materials.
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