The Hillman 3/4 in. D x 5 in. L Steel Round Head Strike Anchor (10 pk) is a purpose-built solution for secure mounting into concrete. This robust steel anchor features a round head that sits flush as you fasten, delivering a clean, professional finish for concrete fixtures and equipment.
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Size and build: 3/4 in. diameter, 5 in. length, steel construction with a round head for a neat surface.
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Embedment and hole size: Minimum embedment of 3-1/2 in and a required drill hole size of 3/4 in., ensuring solid anchorage in poured concrete.
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Pre-assembled convenience: Screw included (5 in. length) so you can complete the install in one step, reducing parts to track and install time.
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Packaging: Boxed in a 10-pack, making it easy to stock up for multiple projects or future jobs.
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Performance: High/low thread design enhances bite and load distribution for reliable holding power in masonry substrates.
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Applications: Ideal for mounting heavy fixtures, brackets, shelves, and equipment to concrete surfaces such as walls and slabs.
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Capacity: Rated to provide substantial holding strength up to 1015 (units specified on product packaging) under appropriate conditions and embedment.
Why choose these strike anchors? The combination of a durable steel body and a flush, round-head profile means you get a clean appearance with strong, dependable pull-out resistance in concrete. The included screw streamlines installation, and the 3/4 in. hole requirement aligns with common masonry drill bits, making it straightforward to plan and execute your mounting plan.
Practical use cases to consider:
- Mount heavy shelves, cabinets, and brackets to concrete interior or exterior walls, ensuring secure support for sustained loads.
- Attach conduit supports, electrical panels, or lighting fixtures to masonry surfaces where a reliable anchor is essential.
- Secure outdoor fixtures or equipment to concrete slabs, bases, or pillars for long-term durability in harsh environments.
Installation quick tips: drill the 3/4 in. hole to the specified depth, clean out dust for optimal grip, insert the anchor to the embedment depth, and drive in the included 5 in. screw until snug without overtightening. For best results, use the anchor in solid concrete with proper curing, and verify load requirements align with the stated capacity for your application.
