metal hit anchor

4. Using a hammer hit the nail into anchor until head is flush with top of anchor.

3. Insert metal hit anchor through fixture in to hole in base material.

2. Clean hole of debris.

1. Drill hole using carbide tipped bit. Drill hole deeper than expected embedment depth.

Metal hit concrete anchors can be installed in four simple steps. It is important to note during installation that hole size is equal to anchor diameter. These fasteners can be installed in a number of base materials including concrete, brick, and block. A metal hit anchor performs best when used in light-duty dead loads but are not recommended for use in overhead applications. These specific types of concrete anchors are tamper and corrosion resistant. Step by Step Installation Instructions follow:

Installation Instructions

Hammer drives

Hammer set

Hammer drive anchor

Roof anchor

Zamac nailin

Nail anchor

Thundernail

Zamacs

Strike anchor

Pin bolt

Zamac hammer drive screw

Zamac anchor

Also known as:

Metal Hit Anchor Features:

Light duty. Dead loads. Not recommended for overhead applications.

Applications:

Concrete             Brick            Block

Use with the following base materials: