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| Sizes | 3/16″ x 1″, 1/4″ x 1″ |
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The Hammer-Set anchor is a mechanical drive anchor consisting of a zinc die cast expansion body and zinc plated steel expander drive pin. Hammer-Set anchors are medium-duty anchors designed for a variety of fastening applications in concrete, block, and brick. Use Hammer-Set anchors to attach termination bars, drywall track, electrical boxes and clips, flashing, lumber and more.
- Works in concrete, block, and brick
- Great for fastening electric boxes, conduit clips, roof flashing, plywood and 2 x lumber
- Fast, easy installation
- Install through material to be fastened
- Ideal for light-duty and tamper-resistant applications
- Low profile mushroom head
- For indoor and outdoor use
- Not for use in overhead applications
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