CONFAST 3/8" (Inside/Screw 3/8"-16 Diameter) Drop-in Anchor Zinc Plated with 1 Setting Tool (100 per Box)

Name: CONFAST 3/8' (Inside/Screw 3/8'-16 Diameter) Drop-in Anchor Zinc Plated with 1 Setting Tool (100 per Box)
Brand: CONFAST
SKU: 674920
Price: 29.99 USD
Rating: 9.7 (22 reviews)

$ 29.99

Score By Feature

Based on 22 ratings

Value for money

9.70

Delivery

9.46

Packaging

9.47

Customer service

9.33

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It can only be used in concrete that is solid.

Indoors, in a dry environment

Inside diameter is the same as the diameter designated on the label.

FLUSH MOUNTING - Nothing protrudes from the concrete's surface.

Questions & Answers

Is there a pattern to the thread? 3/8- ?

Yes, it measures 3/8 x 16 inches.

What is the maximum bolt length?

On the CONFAST 3/8", the internal threads are 5/8" long. Drop the anchor 16 times.

Have these ever been used to secure standard climbing hold bolts to a concrete wall?

That kind of application generates a lot of vibration, which isn't good for this anchor.

How much weight can a single anchor support (if installed on a concrete ceiling, for example)?

The 3/8 drop in anchor's safe working load is 285 pounds, but keep in mind that the anchor's holding strength is only as good as the base material.

Selected User Reviews For CONFAST 3/8" (Inside/Screw 3/8"-16 Diameter) Drop-in Anchor Zinc Plated with 1 Setting Tool (100 per Box)

TENT Anchors of the highest quality

5/5

Anchors have been received. Drilled a hole in the cement and dropped the anchor in. Using an anchor setting tool, set the anchor. My tent canopy is now bolted to the cement, and the guide ropes are also anchored with 3/8" eyelets when I set it up. The wind can now blow as much as it wants. The Canopy of the Tent does not move.

Aiden Bowen

| Apr 22, 2021

I couldn't get it all the way down into the hole I had drilled

4/5

As a result, a quarter inch or so of anchors protrude from the floor. I believe there were some extremely hard rocks in the concrete I was drilling into. The drill bit went deep enough, but the hole was "jagged," preventing the anchor from driving all the way to the bottom. For my application, this isn't a huge issue, but it might be for you.

Elise Heath

| Feb 23, 2021

Holds up well and is cost effective

5/5

A sliding gate and track system required about 50 of these. The track had been trampled by a massive forklift, a concrete truck, and my F350, the daily bus. There was not a single slack anchor. These are ideal for strong holding power and low cost.