Hillman Fasteners 377625 Borefast Pan Head Screw Anchor 25ct

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 377625 is a one-piece Borefast Phillips pan head screw anchor designed for fastening into drywall and masonry materials. Each anchor combines the screw and anchor into a single component, eliminating the need for a separate fastener. The white Phillips drive pan head design allows for fast installation with a standard Phillips bit. At 1.5 inches in length, these anchors self-drill through drywall without a pilot hole and can penetrate both 20-gauge wood and metal studs. For concrete, brick, block, and plaster applications, a 3/16-inch pre-drilled hole is required. This pack contains 25 anchors and is suited for electricians, HVAC techs, and general trade use when securing equipment, panels, or fixtures to wall assemblies.

These Borefast anchors are used in residential and light commercial applications where fasteners must be driven into drywall or masonry substrates. They are well suited for mounting electrical boxes, junction covers, HVAC access panels, thermostat bases, and similar hardware to drywall partitions or masonry walls. When installed in drywall, no pre-drilling is needed. For masonry surfaces including concrete, brick, block, and plaster, a 3/16-inch pilot hole must be drilled before driving the anchor. Load values meet or exceed those of most standard competing drywall anchors, making these a reliable choice for everyday trade fastening tasks.

Key Features

• One-piece anchor and screw design eliminates separate fastener components
• Self-drilling through drywall and 20-gauge wood or metal studs with no pilot hole required
• Compatible with masonry including concrete, brick, block, and plaster when a 3/16-inch hole is pre-drilled
• Phillips pan head drive for use with standard Phillips bits
• White finish for a clean appearance on painted drywall surfaces
• Meets or exceeds drywall load values versus most competing drywall anchors

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard drywall, 20-gauge wood studs, 20-gauge metal studs, concrete, brick, block, and plaster substrates. Masonry applications require a 3/16-inch pre-drilled pilot hole.

Installation Notes

A licensed electrician, HVAC technician, or qualified tradesperson should confirm substrate type before selecting anchor size and load application. For drywall installation, drive the anchor directly using a Phillips bit with a drill or screwdriver — no pre-drilling required. For masonry substrates, drill a 3/16-inch pilot hole before driving the anchor. Always de-energize any circuits in the work area before fastening hardware near electrical components, in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines.