Tamper-Proof Concrete Anchor, Torx
6-Lobe Tamper-Resistant Concrete Security Screws are the optimal fastening solution, combining the security feature of a 6-Lobe tamper-resistant drive with the superior quality and easy installation of our masonry screw. Designed for applications in concrete, brick, or hollow block. The special Hi-Lo thread literally taps threads into masonry materials. The high, sharp thread with its notched cutting edge cuts deeply and easily. The alternating low thread provides stability for fast, accurate driving. The screws are coated with Tanner Guard finish to provide superior corrosion resistance.
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6-Lobe Tamper-Resistant Concrete Security Screws are the optimal fastening solution, combining the security feature of a 6-Lobe tamper-resistant drive with the superior quality and easy installation of our masonry screw. Designed for applications in concrete, brick, or hollow block. The special Hi-Lo thread literally taps threads into masonry materials. The high, sharp thread with its notched cutting edge cuts deeply and easily. The alternating low thread provides stability for fast, accurate driving. The screws are coated with Tanner Guard finish to provide superior corrosion resistance.
- Fastener threads mechanically link to masonry, increasing joint integrity
- Installs quickly, 2 to 3 fasteners per minute, when using proper installation tools
- Miami-Dade, Florida Notice of Acceptance No. 04-0721.01 Exp. 1/8/11
- Made in USA
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