Hillman Fasteners 370326 Plastic Anchor 100 Pack 7/8 Inch

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 370326 is a ribbed, tapered plastic anchor designed for securing fasteners in drywall, plaster, and similar wall substrates. Sized for screws in the 4-6-8 range with a body length of 7/8 inches, each anchor requires a 3/16-inch pilot hole. The ribbed exterior bites into the wall material as the screw is driven, expanding the anchor and creating a firm hold. This 100-pack yellow anchor is a standard trade-quantity lot suited for electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians who regularly mount equipment, brackets, cable runs, and junction boxes to interior wall surfaces.

These anchors are appropriate for light-duty fastening applications in residential and light commercial construction. Common install scenarios include mounting low-voltage brackets, thermostat sub-bases, conduit straps, pipe hangers, and similar hardware to drywall or plaster walls where structural framing is not directly accessible. The yellow color coding aids quick identification on the job site when multiple anchor sizes are in use.

Key Features

• Ribbed exterior expands on screw drive for a secure grip in wall material
• Tapered profile eases insertion into a 3/16-inch pilot hole
• Fits screw sizes 4, 6, and 8 from a single anchor SKU
• 7/8-inch body length suits standard drywall thickness applications
• Yellow color coding for fast size identification on multi-anchor jobs
• 100-unit pack supports volume fastening work without repeated restocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard ribbed plastic wall anchors used with number 4, 6, or 8 screws in 3/16-inch pre-drilled holes in drywall and plaster substrates.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require licensed trade credentials but is commonly performed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers during equipment mounting tasks. Drill a clean 3/16-inch pilot hole before inserting the anchor flush with the wall surface, then drive the appropriate screw to expand the anchor body. Do not overdrive the screw, as this can strip the anchor or crack the surrounding wall material. Follow local building codes for load ratings when anchoring any structural or safety-critical hardware.