Hillman 372225 Screw-bolt Masonry Anchor

Product Description

The HILLMAN 372225 is a screw-bolt style concrete and masonry anchor designed for secure fastening into concrete, block, and brick substrates. This type of anchor threads directly into a pre-drilled hole, eliminating the need for a separate expansion insert. The result is a clean, reliable hold suited for structural and non-structural fastening applications. Installation is straightforward with standard rotary or hammer-drill tooling, making it a practical choice for contractors, electricians, plumbers, and general tradespeople who routinely anchor hardware, conduit supports, pipe hangers, or equipment into masonry surfaces.

This anchor is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a direct masonry fastener is required. Typical use cases include anchoring electrical panels, equipment bases, brackets, and structural supports to poured concrete floors, concrete block walls, and brick. The screw-bolt design allows for removal and reinstallation, which adds flexibility during phased construction or equipment upgrades. Sold by the box, this SKU is suited for jobs requiring multiple anchors of the same size.

Key Features

• Direct-thread design installs into a pre-drilled hole without a separate expansion sleeve
• Compatible with concrete, concrete block, and brick substrates
• Removable and re-drivable for flexible installation scenarios
• Sold in box quantity for multi-anchor applications
• Suited for a wide range of trade fastening tasks including conduit hangers and equipment mounts

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-thread masonry anchor for use in concrete, concrete block, and brick applications typical of residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a licensed or qualified tradesperson working in accordance with applicable building codes. Always de-energize nearby electrical systems and shut off relevant utilities before drilling into walls, floors, or ceilings. Use a rotary hammer drill with the correct carbide-tipped bit diameter as specified for this anchor type, and clear dust from the hole before driving the anchor. Do not overdrive the anchor, as this can compromise holding strength in the base material.