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5pcs Drop in Anchors, (5/8''-11) Knurled Drop-in-Anchor for Solid Concrete, Internal Forced Expansion Screw Bolts, 304 Stainless Steel(Silver)

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About this item

  • ☞Drop-in anchors provides dependable, secure anchoring in concrete and similar materials.
  • ☞Made of 304 stainless steel, these drop-in anchors offer excellent resistance to corrosion, ensuring long-lasting durability.
  • ☞The front end of the product has a rolled surface treatment, which provides better friction and greater stability.
  • ☞When using, you need to drill holes in advance .
  • ☞You can easily use it in handrails, lighting fixtures, guardrails, shelving units, safety barriers, etc.


Concrete Knurled Drop in Anchors

● Product:
 - Material: 304 stainless steel
- Main Color:Silver

● Package:
 - 5/8''-11--------------- 5 pieces


D.L.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
I found this set of five Type 304 Stainless steel drop-in anchors to be a good value.The anchors came in a small plastic storage case with no instructions or specifications.Typically, a 5/8-11 drop-in anchor would require a 7/8” diameter hole, however, these anchors fit well in a 3/4” hole, as they are a bit smaller in diameter than other 5/8 drop-in anchors I’ve used. (Typically, for drop-in anchors, the drill bit used should be the same diameter as the outer dimension of the drop-in anchor, as masonry drills are typically slightly oversized.)I’m using these with stainless steel bolts to achieve an anchor that will not rust over time. These appear to be high-quality anchors and have worked as expected. You will need a 5/8 setting tool.Installation is easy: drill a 3/4” hole 1-1/2” deep in the concrete, blow out the dust, I also use a bottle brush to clean the hole and blow it out again to get a clean, dust free hole. Then, drop the anchor into the hole, it should fit flush to the surface. Place the setting tool in the anchor and strike it with a hammer to get the initial set. When you tighten the bolt, the anchor will expand a bit more securing it in place.