Hillman Fasteners 373506 Conical Plastic Anchor Kit 201 Pc

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 373506 is a 201-piece conical plastic anchor kit designed for fastening into masonry, concrete, block, and brick substrates. The kit contains 100 conical plastic anchors sized 10-12 x 1 inches, 100 Phillips/slotted pan head screws sized 10 x 1-1/4 inches, and one 1/4 x 4 inches carbide-tipped masonry drill bit. This all-in-one kit gives installers the anchors, fasteners, and drill bit needed to complete a typical masonry fastening job without sourcing individual components. It is suited for light-duty wall and structural attachment tasks in residential and commercial settings.

This kit is commonly used in plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-in work where conduit straps, pipe hangers, junction boxes, or equipment mounting brackets need to be secured to masonry or concrete walls. The included carbide masonry bit is sized to match the conical anchors, streamlining the drill-and-set workflow. Both the anchors and screws are provided in matched quantities, reducing waste and ensuring a one-to-one install ratio across all 100 anchor points.

Key Features

• 201-piece kit includes anchors, screws, and a masonry drill bit in one package
• 100 conical plastic anchors at 10-12 x 1 inches for masonry and block installations
• 100 Phillips/slotted pan head screws at 10 x 1-1/4 inches match anchor count one-to-one
• Included 1/4 x 4 inches carbide masonry drill bit sized to match the anchor diameter
• Conical anchor design expands on screw insertion for a secure grip in hollow or solid masonry

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose conical plastic anchor kit for use in masonry, concrete, concrete block, and brick substrates where 10-12 fasteners are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, plumbers, or HVAC technicians securing equipment or raceway supports to masonry surfaces. Drill the pilot hole using the included carbide bit at the marked anchor location, insert the conical anchor flush with the surface, then drive the screw to expand the anchor. Always wear eye protection when drilling into masonry, and verify the wall substrate is free of embedded conduit or rebar before drilling.