Hillman Fastener 41567 Blue Flat-Head Phillips Concrete Screw Anchor, 3/16" x 2-1/4", 20 Pieces
Description
🔧 Secure Your World with Confidence!
- PROFESSIONAL QUALITY - Manufactured by The Hillman Group, a trusted name in building materials.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Perma-Seal climate coating ensures long-lasting protection against corrosion.
- PRECISION ENGINEERING - Designed specifically for concrete, brick, and block for reliable fastening.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for anchoring signs, fixtures, flag poles, and hurricane shutters.
- EFFORTLESS INSTALLATION - High-low chiseled threads provide steady drive and reduce installation torque.
The Hillman Fastener 41567 Blue Flat-Head Phillips Concrete Screw Anchor is a robust fastening solution designed for concrete, brick, and block applications. Each pack contains 20 pieces, featuring a corrosion-resistant Perma-Seal coating and high-low chiseled threads for easy installation and reliable performance.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | The Hillman Group |
| Part number | 41567 |
| Item Weight | 82.1 g |
| Item model number | 41567 |
| Size | 3/16" x 2-1/4" |
| Color | Blue |
| Material | Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Head Style | Flat |
| Cutting Diameter | 0.19 Inches |
| Measurement System | Imperial |
| Specific uses | Concrete |
| Included components | Building Materials & Ladders; Raw Building Materials; concrete-screws |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item diameter | 0.19 Inches |
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Reviews
R**E
Secure
Good quality. Secured decorative items to brick wall
R**.
Talvez no lo sé utilizar , no me dió los resultados que esperaba.
Los utice de acuerdo a las instrucciones pero no da el resultado esperado se supone que es para ahorrarse el uso de los tanquetes y no es confiable el agarre.
O**Y
Once you do that - it'll work better than concrete nails
Worked as expected. Make sure to get the right size drill bit as defined by the manufacturer (I think it was 5/16). Once you do that - it'll work better than concrete nails.
D**G
Holding up peg board in my basement shop.
Worked out well.
A**Y
Good concrete screws ...but ../.
Make sure your drill bit is way thinner than what the screw requires or else you will end up with a loose fitting in the concrete. And do not worry the screw will still go in Do not use an electric screwdriver , use your hand to fill the tightness and go slow so it tightens properly. .
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