Hillman Fasteners 41400 Blue Plastic Anchor 75 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 41400 is a 75-piece pack of blue plastic wall anchors paired with No. 6 x 1 inch Phillips sheet metal screws, designed for secure fastening into drywall, plaster, and similar masonry or hollow-wall substrates. Each anchor measures 6-8 x 3/4 inches and is constructed from blue plastic, with the included screws manufactured from steel with a zinc finish for corrosion resistance. This kit is commonly installed by general contractors, electricians, plumbers, and maintenance technicians when securing fixtures, conduit supports, or equipment brackets to walls where a stud is not available. The clamshell packaging format supports easy jobsite storage and dispensing.

This anchor and screw combination is suited for light- to medium-duty fastening applications in residential and light commercial settings. Typical use cases include mounting junction box supports, pipe straps, outlet brackets, or other hardware to drywall or plaster walls. The included Phillips sheet metal screws engage the anchor upon driving, causing the anchor to expand and grip the surrounding wall material. A quantity of 75 units per pack makes this kit practical for multi-point installations or repetitive-task service calls.

Key Features

• 75-piece pack includes both anchors and No. 6 x 1 inch Phillips sheet metal screws
• Blue plastic anchor body sized 6-8 x 3/4 inches for standard wall anchor applications
• Zinc-finished steel screws provide corrosion resistance in typical indoor environments
• Expansion-style anchor design grips hollow-wall material upon screw installation
• Large clamshell packaging keeps components organized and accessible on the jobsite

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hollow-wall anchor solution compatible with standard drywall, plaster, and similar wall substrates where a No. 6 or No. 8 machine or sheet metal screw fitment is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed with a drill and Phillips-head bit or screwdriver. Drill a pilot hole sized to match the anchor diameter before inserting the anchor flush with the wall surface. Drive the included sheet metal screw into the anchor until snug; do not overtighten, as this can cause the anchor to spin or damage the surrounding wall material. Always verify the wall substrate and load requirements before selecting an anchor type for a specific application.