Concrete Screws

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Concrete Screws

Flat Head	Standard Drill Bit for Concrete Screws The standard masonry drill bit supplied with concrete screws features a black oxide finish, high quality carbide tip, and a split shank configuration, which fits properly in the installation tool.
Hex Head

The concrete screw provides fast, secure anchoring, utilizing a hardened screw with specially fashioned high and low threads that cut into the properly sized hole and thread into concrete, masonry, brick, block, etc. This high quality screw has a corrosion resistant coating for demanding environments. Installation is accomplished through the use of specially designed carbide bits, and becomes an even faster operation when used with the concrete screw drive tool. The concrete screw system eliminates the need for plastic or lead anchors in medium and light duty applications, and can be removed if desired without excessive damage to the surrounding surface.

1. Always wear safety glasses.
2. Follow drill manufacturer's safety instructions.
3. Use only solid carbide-tipped bits meeting ANSI B94-12 tip diameter.
4. Drill the hole perpendicular to the work surface. To assure full holding power, do not ream the hole or allow the drill to wobble.

5. Drill the hole a minimum of 1/4" deeper than the maximum embedment depth of the anchor (minimum anchor embedment should be 1").
6. Place anchor through fixture into drilled pilot hole and drill in with hex socket or phillips bit.

Other anchors also available:
Aluminum Drive Anchors Concrete Anchors Concrete Screws Expansion Shields Drive Pins Drop-In Anchors Hammer Drive Anchors Lag Shields Machine Screw Anchors	No Drill Anchors (Molly) Nylon Drive Anchors Plastic Anchors Sleeve Anchors Toggle Bolts Toggle Wings Vinyl Screw Anchors Wedge Anchors

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